Ashling Murphy was killed while exercising on a canal path in Tullamore, Co Offaly, on January 12th, 2022.

Enterprise Minister Simon Coveney said support schemes will provide ‘urgent assistance’ to businesses

Neven Maguire is one of Ireland's best known chefs and media personalities

Daniel Hamilton (28) 'became aggressive' and pushed cabin crew when they told him he could not buy a bar of chocolate on his flight home from Spain, Dublin District Court heard

Kinsella was due to go to trial over alleged money laundering offences

The judge commended the late boy’s mother for enduring the difficult hearing in ‘dignified silence’

Lawyers for Mr Fingleton, acting through his wife and son under their powers of attorney due to his severe ill health, had said many parts of the IBRC’s claim could no longer apply

A jury of eight men and four women was sworn in on Thursday

The Government has declined to comment on Iranian media reports that an Irish citizen is among the people being held hostage by Hamas in Gaza

Officers attended Marie Anderson’s address on September 23 following a report of a domestic incident.

Ryan (28) had previously pleaded guilty to lying under oath before a court in October 2020

A panel is now set to consider Dr Michael Watt’s fitness to practise.

The case was due to be heard at Kilkenny District Appeals Court on Thursday

The research found almost 33 per cent of alcohol consumers were obese, with a further 40 per cent being overweight

PSNI interim chief constable Jon Boutcher made the comment during a meeting of the Northern Ireland Policing Board.

Jozef Puska is accused of murdering schoolteacher Ashling Murphy in Tullamore, Co Offaly in January 2022

Gary McGinley appeared at Letterkenny Circuit Court, where he pleaded guilty to setting a garda patrol vehicle on fire at Castlefin garda station

A car and a lorry were involved in a collision on Pound Street in Larne on Wednesday.

Gardaí are monitoring known flashpoint areas in Limerick to try to keep a lid on tensions between rival criminal groups

The Workplace Relations Commission found An Garda Síochána failed to provide Sergeant David Haughney with "reasonable accommodation" after he was injured in an assault in 2014