Limerick TD Willie O'Dea said the Government must focus on housing, health, and law & order

Lounes Ouachek (54), formerly of St Dominic's Terrace, Tallaght, Dublin 24, pleaded guilty in 2014 at the Central Criminal Court to the attempted murder of Ruta Ouachek

Eddie Hutch (58) sustained a number of fatal gunshot wounds after he was approached by several assailants as he pulled up in his taxi outside his house in February 2016

Abbeytrill Partnership told the court its centre at a business park in Ballybrit, Co Galway, is contracted to house 302 international protection applicants

The collision took place on the N4 at Drumcrauve on Monday morning

Discussions are expected to cover a broad agenda of issues including the wars in Gaza and Ukraine.

University Hospital Limerick remains the most over-crowded in the country - with 72 patients on trolleys.

The Big Mac, the Quarter Pounder, the Cheeseburgers, are all set for taste changes.

From March 25th, all ALDI stores will open from 8am, Monday to Saturday, and close at 10pm.

Dlava Mohamed (16) and Kiea McCann (17) were killed in the crash

Culture Minister Catherine Martin said: ‘This Oscar success is no more than he deserves and I wish him every success in all his future films.’

The fallout from the resounding No votes in the referendums continues to dominate the front pages of the Irish newspapers.

The Irish star was named best actor at the Los Angeles ceremony.

The 12-year-old, who had been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer and was the inspiration for the Late Late Toy Show appeal, died on Tuesday.

Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week ahead

This former Garda station has been transformed into a two-storey home with a rich heritage.

The editor of a photo news company has said An Garda Síochána's attempts to compel him to hand over pictures from the Dublin riots will put the safety of photojournalists at risk

The child, who was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, inspired the annual Late Late Toy Show appeal.

Pippa Hackett rejected accusations that the Government did not give enough information to the public about the referendums.

In letters to Minister Norma Foley, principals – especially in Dublin – explained how it was proving impossible to hire staff even as other teachers were leaving due to the high cost of living and high rents.

They are both tipped to take home gongs.

The man and a woman, were detained by officers from the Corporate Enforcement Authority over the weekend, and can be held for 24 hours.

Sunday's front pages focus on a range of stories from delays to the Shannon pipeline being a threat to foreign investment, as well as reaction to a resounding No No vote in the family and care referendums.

The baking of Israel's actions by US president Joe Biden was common in emails to the Taoiseach

The proposals would have removed the so-called ‘woman in the home’ clause and widened the definition of family in the Constitution

The Government's defeated family and care referendums were a "communications failure" and "badly rushed", according to a communications and PR expert

A total of 67% voted against the amendment

England end Irish Grand Slam hopes

The Sinn Féin leader said a report into the operation of the British Army’s top agent inside the IRA was ‘deeply shocking’

Leo Varadkar said the Government had been given ‘two wallops’ by the electorate

Ireland has voted to reject Government proposals to change the Constitution that would have removed the so-called “woman in the home” clause and widened the definition of family

Saturday's front pages focus on a range of stories from rich Chinese buyers targeting South Dublin homes to a new maritime route for aid to Gaza letting Israel off the hook.

Mr Martin, who is a former teacher, admitted that he was awaiting the outcome of the Oscars with “bated breath.”

President Michael D Higgins was seen in public for the first time when he voted on Friday.

Low voter turnouts were reported around the country for much of the day

John Egan (61) had previously pleaded guilty to the offences at a sitting of Roscommon Circuit Court last year

The Fine Gael leader encouraged viewers to vote yes in the referendums

The incident involving Mary Butler's car occurred while the vehicle was parked in the Barker Street area of Waterford City on Friday

Damian McNamara (39) was jailed for dangerous driving causing the death of his girlfriend, Stephanie Fitzpatrick (37)

Closing speeches in the inquest before the Dublin District Coroner's Court continued on Friday

Low turnouts were reported at polling stations across the country on Friday morning

The Commissioner of Valuation had argued rates for the nightclub and hotel should be calculated based on a €1.75 million estimated net annual value, as opposed to the current €1.15 million value

The court heard there was “significant dysfunction” and violence within the family home

The court heard Lukasz Bykowski first met the woman when she was working as a shop assistant in Boots pharmacy in Navan in 2014.

Campaigners Mary Ann McCracken and Winifred Carney are the first non-royal women to receive the honour.

The cases are the first private nuisance claim from wind turbine noise to run in either Ireland or the UK

Solicitors for Dee Forbes said they can provide medical information to confirm that she is unfit to attend

Operation Kenova examined 101 murders and abductions linked to the Provisional IRA’s so-called ‘nutting squad’.

Yejeida Johnson (27) was detained at Dublin Airport on September 2nd last year by customs officials

Kevin Winters, who represents 12 families directly impacted by the report, said there now needed to be a public inquiry.

Diego Costa Silva cut his wife's head off while suffering from a cannabis-induced psychosis

Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard the abuse took place 36 years ago when the accused and his cousin were both children

Enoch Burke is approaching his 300th day in prison for twice defying court orders

Michael Murray (52) made no reaction as the verdict was handed down in court.

Aliyah Bowden McDonald sued the HSE over the circumstances of her birth.

Voter turnout has been slow thus far for the family and care referendums, with a level of 10 per cent in some areas approaching lunchtime

Polls opened on Friday morning on the twin referenda.

The Belgian Shepherd was seized after allegedly attacking and biting a garda involved in arresting its owner

The fertility rate in the Republic is now just above the EU average

A woman and two men, all aged in their 30s, were taken into custody and have since been charged

The agent in the internal security unit of the IRA is widely believed to be Belfast man Freddie Scappaticci.

It is understood that the person rumoured to be the agent, Freddie Scappaticci, will not be named in Friday’s report.

Friday's front pages

People are voting whether to change the wording of the Constitution relating to the areas of family and care.

Water service engineers have implemented a water outage on Thursday evening, from 7pm until 1am, in order to carry out repair works during off-peak hours.

Catherine Martin said she discussed the programme of reform at the crisis-hit broadcaster.

The Ryanair boss met with the Minister for Transport on Thursday

Michael O’Higgins SC said that the credibility of Stardust manager Eamon Butterly had been “shredded beyond redemption” during the inquest

Naomi Long said she will not delay in assessing and approving the pay remit once received from the PSNI

Marian Vavrek (46) and Ladislav Bubencik (32) appeared before Midleton District Court on Thursday

A former long-serving member of the Irish Defence Forces has been jailed for sexually assaulting his young sister in the mid-1980s and for assault causing harm to his former partner last year

The High Court heard the patient in the case said she would agree to the tube feeding only while a court order was in place, and was refusing it if there was no court order

A former general election candidate has pleaded not guilty to producing a slash hook as a weapon during a dispute with a work crew in Dublin

In March 2021 the two friends travelled to Dubai to celebrate "landmark birthdays" that had been paid for by their relatives and friends

Seán Walsh (56), of Douglas, Co Cork, is wanted in the North to face charges of IRA membership

Diego Costa Silva has pleaded not guilty to the murder of Fabiola De Campos Silva on November 4th, 2021

Mr Higgins was admitted to St James’ Hospital in Dublin last Thursday evening.

The details of the settlement are confidential, and the case was before the court for the division of the €35,000 statutory mental distress payment only

Former RTÉ presenter Fianna Cynthia Ní Mhurchú has been announced as a Fianna Fáil candidate for the European Parliament Ireland South Constituency.

Ireland is also pursuing the possibility of assisting with aid airdrops into the region.

Tristan Sherry, 26, died of blunt force trauma to the head after shooting Jason Hennessy Sr at Browne's Steakhouse in Blanchardstown.

A Dublin man has been jailed for sending explicit messages to someone he believed was a 14-year-old girl

BBC Scotland confirmed Sheridan's death on Thursday morning

The airport received a €3.4 million bonus for exceeding targets in areas such as overall customer satisfaction last year

auto enrolment would mean that for every €3 a worker puts towards their pension, their employer would also put €3 into the pension plan and the State would add a further euro.

The February Wind Energy Report shows that wind energy provided 41 per cent of Ireland’s electricity in February 2024, while the amount of power generated by wind farms was up by 4 per cent on last February

The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) has called on the Health Service Executive to end the moratorium on recruiting frontline patient-facing staff

Mr Gloster added that he lived in the area himself and his family attended the hospital.

12-year-old Saoírse Ruane died on Tuesday after a long illness.

The two men in their 30s and 40s, are expected to appear before Midleton District Court on Thursday morning

A look at the biggest stories in the papers on Thursday.

A 35-year-old man has bee arrested and remains in police custody.

The Belfast City and Region Place Partnership representatives described a ‘golden era’ for the economy

A tribunal was told that police mounted a covert surveillance operation following the arrest of two journalists in a bid to unmask one of their sources

The woman was very unwell when her husband began asking her to document her illnesses to the HR department of their business, the High Court judge said