A total of 667 reverse vending machines are available to customers in 219 SuperValu and 321 Centra stores nationwide

Ian Bailey, 66, the main suspect in the murder of the French producer, died on Sunday.

The former Stormont Agriculture minister plans to stand for the party in the Midlands North West constituency.

A woman died in Co Louth and a man was killed in Co Mayo.

Shannon Airport Group says it remained fully operational throughout Sunday and overnight, running its normal schedule throughout.

Monday's front pages are dominated by the death of Ian Bailey at age 66 and the murder inquiry into the death of Sophie Tuscan du Plantier. 

An orange wind warning has also been issued for Galway and Mayo and is valid from 6pm on Tuesday to 12am on Wednesday. 

Micheal Martin and other EU foreign ministers are to meet with their counterparts from the Middle East and Ukraine in Brussels.

Gardaí are appealing for any witnesses to this collision to come forward.

It happened on Saturday afternoon in Bearsted, Maidstone.

The Fianna Fáil leader suggested he would also be around for a time and would lead the party into the next general election.

‘I want to reassure the community that we are treating these incidents extremely seriously,’ Detective Inspector Wilson said.

‘I condemn the continued bombardment of Gaza. It is shocking. It’s horrifying,’ Tánaiste Micheál Martin said

Micheál Martin said to ‘pick out’ councillors who criticised migration policy and say ‘that’s the Fianna Fáil way’ was wrong

The former journalist is suspected to have had a heart attack in Bantry, Co Cork

A total of 56 flights were cancelled by airlines at Dublin Airport as of 12pm on Sunday

Coolbawn House in Corlismore, Co Cavan is on the market for €390,000

A meeting between some senior DUP officers has been described as ‘Game Of Thrones stuff’.

The ‘Preparing for Life’ plan rolled out in Darndale has been recognised by US authorities for its “unique” way of supporting parents.

Will Monaghan said that footfall has not recovered since the Dublin riots broke out near where his One Society cafe is located.

Sunday's front pages

The new constituency includes large areas of south Wicklow and north Wicklow, with Arklow and Gorey being the biggest towns

Met Éireann said extremely strong winds and ‘destructive gusts’ are expected

No one else was injured in the crash.

Ten units of the fire-brigade are attending a fire in Huntstown in west Dublin this morning

Saturday's front pages

Depaul is continuing to support its service users and staff who were affected by Thursday's explosion in Dublin city

Drivers are urged to take care on the roads ahead of Storm Isha lashing Ireland this weekend

The emergency services received a call at 6pm on Friday where they were informed that three people had come in contact with a chemical substance.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar was speaking after a series of suspected arson attempts at properties believed to be earmarked for refugees or asylum seekers.

No decision emerged from an internal party meeting on Friday.

A number of homes in the Gortgonis Road area of Coalisland were evacuated on Friday after the alarm was raised.

Thomas Lorigan (34) has pleaded not guilty for the murder of his uncle, John O'Neill (79), in Lisdoonvarna, Co Clare in January 2022

Asked about why there had been no arrests made in relation to any of the suspected arson attacks, Mr Donohoe said garda work ‘takes time’.

A co-accused man has denied the charges and will stand trial later.

Eve Cleary, from Corbally, Limerick, was in UHL for a significant period of time and on a hospital trolley

Mohamed Axmed (20) pleaded guilty to robbery on September 17th, 2022

Kevin McMenamin (42) broke a red light in Dublin 4 and made a sudden turn, colliding with a cyclist in her late 60s.

Kobi Macharia Dooley died in London last month after sustaining sharp force injuries

McGregor was reported to have been paid $130 million from the sale of the Proper Number Twelve whiskey brand

The pair have been missing from Roscommon since early Monday.

A postmortem showed Marie Lynch died as a result of hypovolemic shock due to blood loss at multiple sites within her body.

The All-Ireland winning hurler was found guilty of two counts of violent disorder following a trial last year

The court returned the judgement on Friday in the case of a 21-year-old who was 17 when he murdered Cameron Blair in Cork city

Three men are pursuing High Court challenges against the former Sinn Fein president for ‘vindicatory’ £1 compensation.

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Senior civil servants are running Stormont departments, with limited powers, in the absence of local ministers.

Contingency plans are in place to manage traffic at Dublin port on January 31st in case exporters are not prepared.

An investigation by the Railway Accident Investigation Unit found the piece of broken rail had only been installed less than a month earlier.

Met Éireann has issued a nationwide warning for strong and gusty southwest winds during Sunday

Theresa and Eamonn Collins have been trying to lip-read newscasters and presenters on TV since they say the service suddenly stopped

The British housing minister said the company gives capitalism a bad name.

There have been almost 20 attacks or threats of violence on accommodation for asylum seekers in total since 2018

The operation was supported by armed gardaí, the Garda air support unit, stolen motor vehicle unit, dog unit, and Carlow gardaí.

One man died in an explosion at the DePaul hostel on Little Britain Street on Thursday

Friday's front pages focus on a range of stories from those who were working while receiving the Pandemic Unemployment Payment doubling to 1,100 social homes stuck in the planning system.

UK Northern Ireland secretary Chris Heaton-Harris had been placed under an obligation to call a fresh Assembly election if the devolved government had not been restored by January 18th.

When the Government came to power in June 2020, some 23,600 social homes were in the planning pipeline — but some 1,150 have never progressed.

It is also alleged he has been seriously assaulted, threatened and is being exposed to sexual and physical abuse.

Cameron Curtis' victim told gardaí that she became "incredibly scared" and believed she was going to die when he locked her in a bathroom and said he was going to get a pair of scissors.

Developer Hugh Kavanagh says a failure of his former business partner and brother Greg Kavanagh to comply with a settlement agreement which saw them go their separate ways has led to a repossession application for his family home

It is the prosecution's case that the pensioner died after a vicious attack by his nephew, who they submit had repeatedly kicked him to the head while wearing steel-capped boots.

Detectives say Shane Frane, 36, may have travelled to the Republic of Ireland.

The Dublin man pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to assault causing harm, making threats to kill or cause serious harm and breach of a protection order on August 19th, 2022

Aer Lingus is also seeking leave to appeal against a grant of permission by Fingal Co Council to Daa for an extension to the north apron at Dublin Airport

Traffic restrictions have been put in place between Green Street and Capel Street

Green Party MEP Grace O’Sullivan said: ‘This is a dark day for the European peace project’

US tourist Stephen Termini (57) was seriously injured during an incident on Talbot Street last July

The judicial review was by local interest group Enniskerry Alliance and the manager of a neighbouring housing complex, Enniskerry Demesne Management CLG

An estimated 150,000 public sector workers are taking part in the walkouts over pay.

The research found a large cohort of younger people are not aware they should seek medical help if they have trouble conceiving for more than a year

However, Darragh O’Brien came under fire from opposition parties over the Government’s policies on housing delivery.

Cork Coroner’s Court heard Jason Butler (32) died due to a hypoxic ischemic brain injury, coupled with alcohol and mixed drug intoxication and sharp force injury to the face and neck

The statue dedicated to primary school teachers in the picturesque sea-side village of Stradbally was damaged and stolen sometime between Monday, January 8th and Thursday, January 11th last.

Jonas Kabangu was released on bail.

The Sinn Fein vice president said there had to be a plan B if the powersharing institutions are not restored.

A signalling issue on the red line means there is currently no service between Smithfield and Abbey Street.

Much of the country endured temperatures below freezing overnight

Gardaí said a man aged in his 20s remains in serious condition in hospital

The 16.5 meter statue will be installed at the second-biggest shopping mall in the US, American Dream Mall in East Rutherford, New Jersey

A number of people have already been charged in relation to the incident

Here are the top stories for today.

A 37-year-old man has been taken into custody for questioning about the killing in west Belfast last week.

An estimated 150,000 workers are taking part in walkouts on Thursday.

Temperatures could go as low as minus 6 tonight, with widespread frost and icy stretches forecast

The clarification comes ahead of proposed changes to the Constitution in upcoming referenda

The High Court has appointed joint provisional liquidators to a financial firm that issues prepaid cards allowing customers to buy goods and services throughout the European Union

The board rejected an appeal against the council’s ruling issued in November 2022 by An Lucht Inbhuanaithe, a self-styled environmental NGO, in favour of the development of the third phase of the Orchard housing estate in Watergrasshill by Vincentia Investments run by businessman, David Hogan.

The man, aged in his 30s, was arrested in Rosslare on Wednesday.

Coroner Dr Myra Cullinane on Wednesday told the jury that the evidence revealed how distressing the identification process was for the families of the victims

Mr Justice Anthony Barr said the decision maker at the International Protection Appeals Tribunal (IPAT) found the man was “subjectively credible” but his fears of persecution were “objectively unfounded”

David Amah and Michael Andrecut appeared before Mr Justice Tony Hunt on Wednesday

Wayne Gilligan (28) has 89 previous convictions, including many for road traffic offences, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard

John Murphy (47) pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to three counts of making a false report on dates in August and October 2022

The Taoiseach said the Government has to ‘respond to genuine concerns’ about a lack of services