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Barry Fowler, 40, of The Crescent, Millbrook Lawns, Tallaght, appeared before Judge Michele Finan at Dublin District Court on Thursday, along with four other individuals charged with connected offences.

At the Central Criminal Court on Thursday, Mark Lee (44) and Anthony Delappe (19) were found guilty by a majority verdict of 11–1 of the murder of Mr Strok (31)

Anita Little's job must also not be filled or advertised as being vacant pending further order, CHI have agreed in formal undertakings to the court

The Community Asset fund will allocate 42 community projects between €20,000 and €150,000 each

A man was subsequently charged in connection with her death

Two men were assaulted in the Royal Avenue area of the city on Tuesday evening in an incident police are treating as a racially motivated hate crime.

The 38-year-old was visiting the US with Irish colleagues to participate in St Patrick’s Day celebrations when the incident took place

Gardaí became aware in mid-2023 that McAuley was alive and began an investigation.

The campaign has used massive billboards with slogans such as “You’ve built Sydney, now come and build back home” to try to recruit some of the 70,000 construction workers needed here by 2030

The site plays a key role in ensuring that ESB Networks has the necessary capabilities to enable housing, a growing economy as part of Ireland's Climate Action Plan.

He is due to appear before the Criminal Courts of Justice at 4.30pm on Thursday. 

Tánaiste Simon Harris, the Foreign Affairs Minister, said migration was ‘too high’ in Ireland.

Energy prices are estimated to have grown by 2.0 per cent in the month and risen by 2.7 per cent over the 12 months to October 2025.

Space commentator Leo Enright said ejecting fuel from rockets was normal, but spotting them in cloudy Irish skies can be difficult.

Orlagh Kilbride, 45, from Dublin, has lived with her husband Neil O’Hanlon and their sons Max, 16, and Blake, 12, in Jamaica for nearly a decade.

Since firework laws were tightened in the mid-2000s, there have been 4,193 fireworks offences recorded across Ireland, with 184 recorded last year

The Taoiseach responded to criticisms from some members that he does not listen to his party’s grassroots.

Homeowners have until the end of next week to revalue their property and indicate how they will pay the tax.

At the Family Law Court, Judge Alec Gabbett has granted access to the man, who has no biological link to the two children, for a limited number of access visits each year