Simon Harris will meet First Minister Michelle O’Neill and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly.

Anti-racism demonstrators staged a protest outside the Department of Justice in Dublin.

Roisin Milmoe (42) told the court after the €7,000 surgery one of her breasts began to leak blood and she had to be brought back to theatre hours later for a second operation

Le Wang (42) of Balally Drive, Dundrum, Dublin 16, pleaded guilty to harassing a foreign student over three months between December 2022 and March 2023

RTÉ said Eurovision is a non-political contest designed to unite audiences.

Alan English said Enoch Burke, who is suing alleging he was defamed in the piece, became a “national talking point” after the court heard of his refusal to stay away from Wilson’s Hospital School in Co Westmeath

The accident occurred just 500 metres from the home of the commentator who was employed by 96FM and 103FM.

The Irish Times Group has acquired leading Irish digital death notice website RIP.ie

The court also heard claims that the accused faked having a seizure when gardaí and paramedics called to the house.

Nadia Calvino said the investment had benefited climate infrastructure, schools and healthcare.

The new statistics show that the cost of rent has gone up by 5.9% in existing tenancies and 9.1% for new renters in the last year.

CCTV footage from around the city had shown Mr McLoughlin chasing the injured party before eventually catching up with him in Paul Street.

Gardaí responded to an incident in Sheriff Street just after midday and a man in his 20s was arrested. 

Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene of the collision between a car and a motorbike at Killinarden Way at 12:30pm.

Sinn Fein has called on the Government to lift a recruitment embargo in the health service.

Mother and grandmother Julie O’Reilly was 60 years of age when the High Court heard she died on October 6th 2018.

The three were among 10 charged with breaches under the Children Act 2001.

Mr Dooley said he was concerned that a tribunal, as was being requested by the BBC, could take years.

They are continuing to appeal to anyone with information about the events on that day or anyone involved in organising or participating in these events to contact the Garda,l

Katie Simpson’s murder was originally thought by police to have been a suicide.

Helen McEntee was told that Britain’s Rwanda policy could make Ireland seem like 'an attractive alternative'

The €9.5 billion Metrolink is set to run from north of Swords to Dublin Airport

He is accused of unlawful possession of a pipe bomb at Cardiffsbridge Avenue on April 30th

The findings were published by the Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA).

The INMO Trolley Watch counts the number of patients who have been admitted to acute hospitals

The Health Information and Quality Authority (Hiqa) carried out an unannounced inspection of UHL last November

Gardaí confirmed a man in his 30s was arrested on Thursday morning.

The findings form part of the latest Irish Health Behaviour in School-aged Children survey, commissioned by the Department of Health.

Friends have already raised almost €70,000 of their €500,000 target.

The device was discovered after a man in his 40s was apprehended during anti-crime patrols in Finglas

The tech giant said it is aware of an issue where alarms do not play the expected sound.

Kamile Vaicikonyte (17) was killed along with 19-year-old Jamie Moore when a blue BMW crashed on the Doogary Road on the A5

Terence Crosbie (37) re-appeared in court in Boston on Wednesday

A range of stories lead the front pages of Ireland’s newspapers on Thursday.

The corporation’s lawyers are to write to the Investigatory Powers Tribunal about the alleged surveillance of former reporter Vincent Kearney.

It comes as new statistics show that the cost of rent has gone up by 5.9% in existing tenancies and 9.1% for new renters in the last year.

Northern Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris had a ‘constructive phone call’ with Tánaiste Micheál Martin.

Hundreds of asylum seekers were removed from a makeshift camp on Wednesday morning.

The former head of the Northern Ireland Civil Service said business was still done but it affected relations.

Several people were arrested during clashes with public order gardaí during a demonstration at the site last week

Two men have been arrested after cocaine and cannabis worth over €1.7 million was seized in Dublin

Diplomatic tensions between London and Dublin have increased in recent days.

A criminal on trial accused of attempting to pervert the course of justice was "trying to secure justice" in his attempts to persuade a witness not to give evidence at garda killer Aaron Brady's murder trial, a barrister has told the Special Criminal Court

A judge has jailed an 80-year old former Limerick Scout Leader to six years and eight months in prison for molesting five young boys, all scouts, “who still believed in Santa” in the 1970s and early 1980s

A statement in January last to the judge hearing Kitty Holland’s defamation case against John Waters, that he would be calling up to 13 defence witnesses, was described in court today as a blatant attempt to bully her

More than 250 migrants had been sleeping rough beside the International Protection Office on Mount Street in Dublin.

Enoch Burke has denied his reputation had been tarnished well before the Sunday Independent published an article incorrectly stating he changed cell for his safety after annoying other prisoners

Householders would have to call in an electrician to bypass the system and install a new device before the heating system could be used again, Hub Controls says.

MLAs were told that officials were operating within a ‘rapidly changing legislative and operational environment’.

Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has said she "stands over" the figure that 80 per cent of asylum seekers arriving here have crossed the border from the North

Simon Harris said a support team at UHL will begin its work immediately.

New accounts filed by the Dubliner’s Howth Media Ltd show that the post tax and dividend profits of £1.13 million (€1.32 million) in the 12 months to the end of July last are more than double the company’s post tax and dividend profits of £479,161 for the prior year.

Sinn Fein MP John Finucane addressed the protest meeting outside the HQ of the Northern Ireland Office in Belfast.

The 25-year-old man pleaded guilty at the Central Criminal Court to rape, attempted rape and recording an image of the woman without her consent

Launching the Government’s Be Summer Ready campaign, Micheál Martin urged young people to ‘make the right memories’

Photos taken inside the ED this morning show the hospital could still not offer patients privacy nor dignity as they squeezed together  in the embattled trolley trenches.

Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee claimed there had been a rise in the number of asylum seekers crossing the border from Northern Ireland.

The people who had been sleeping rough in Mount Street were offered accommodation in Crooksling or City West, and he hoped that they would take up the offer.

Sales of new electric cars are down 20 per cent so far this year, with EV registrations for April falling by over 41 per cent on last year

The chief constable said in recent weeks a number of legacy inquests have had to be stopped by a coroner due to matters relating to sensitive information.

It comes after an operation was undertaken in the city centre.

Ms Justice Siobhan Phelan last month ruled that the Irish law underpinning the designation did not contain the full suite of safeguards required by EU law

The British truck driver is originally from Leicester in the UK but has been a resident in Cork for over 20 years.

The boy, in his mid-teens, who cannot be identified because he is a minor, pleaded guilty at Mullingar Circuit Criminal Court to two charges under the Child Trafficking and Pornography Act.

Eddie Lynch was giving evidence on the second day of the UK wide Covid-19 Inquiry sitting in Northern Ireland.

Jim O’Callaghan told RTÉ radio’s Today with Claire Byrne show the Government was making great efforts to provide accommodation for people coming to Ireland.

University Hospital Limerick once again has the highest number of people on trolleys.

The 20-year-old man and the 17-year-old girl died at the scene following the incident in the Doogary Road area of Omagh.

Gardaí say no injuries have been reported at this time. 

Peter Sheridan insisted that the Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR) has not “stopped justice”.

In recent months, migrants have been sleeping rough beside the city’s International Protection Office on Mount Street as the state struggles to source enough accommodation for people seeking asylum.t.

A range of stories feature in the newspapers on Wednesday.

Mr Trainor said his life was “ruined” from the moment his mother was shot dead.

The Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery becomes operational on Wednesday.

The existence of an ‘operational arrangement’ at the centre of the UK-Ireland diplomatic row has been acknowledged by both sides.

The exchange occurred at the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Justice which had invited migrants’ rights groups to discuss the EU Migration Pact.

Lieutenant Conal Sheeran was discovered by colleagues at Casement Aerodrome in Baldonnel.

John Waters claimed Kitty Holland may have been used as a tool by 'unscrupulous interests'

Enoch Burke said 'every single paragraph' of a newspaper article about him was 'untrue'

Michael O'Higgins SC asked the three-judge court to be "as lenient as circumstances permit" after Brady pleaded guilty to participating in the murder of Christopher (aka Noel) Kirwan.

The Cabinet approved emergency legislation to allow the UK to be designated as a safe country to enable asylum seekers to be transferred back.

Ms Justice Bolger threw out her case in the middle of its hearing last May due to what the judge described as Ammi Burke’s 'blatant abuse of the court process'

It came amid disagreement around containing the coronavirus pandemic in autumn 2020.

The case features allegations of "altered" garda vetting for staff, provision of false staff references, and "falsified" records of reference checks.

The Department said its expanding role in immigration registration duties would ‘free up’ 100 gardai for frontline enforcement.

Peter Casey will run as an independent candidate in the Midlands-North West Constituency.

Data also showed that for just over a fifth of victims of sexual offences, the suspected offender was a friend or acquaintance.

Bertie Ahern said that if he had been snubbed by British officials, he would ‘tell them the next meeting is in Kerry’.

99 per cent of suspected offenders of sexual offences recorded in 2022 were men. 

Passengers are being warned that spaces are booking out faster than in previous years.

Gardaí in Pearse Street were alerted to an injured man on Fleet Street at approximately 10.30pm.

The Taoiseachcalled for a sense of calm and said everyone needed ‘to take a deep breath and just be very factual’

Mr Waters, of Sandycove, Dublin, was giving evidence in his defence against a €75,000 defamation of character claim by Ms Holland

This is a 9% increase on this time last year.

David Johnstone (40) has been waiting for more than 10 years to be assessed by the council for social housing