Alex Onuh (20) pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to 15 counts of robbery and four counts of attempted robbery

Sammy Hanrahan (18) died following a collision with a car on the Cork Road in Waterford city on Sunday, November 16th

Wade claims outstanding extradition stops him moving to open prison

Seven male relatives deny 98 charges spanning 17 years

Joseph Kelly, 23, of Clonown, Athlone, Co Westmeath, pleaded guilty to possessing drugs and having them for sale or supply in Athlone in February 2023.

Peter Kelly (73) of Booterstown Park had pleaded not guilty to 28 counts of indecently assaulting boys at Willow Park School, Blackrock, Dublin, on dates in the 70s and 80s

A new pilot will see tasers issued to 128 frontline uniformed gardaí

The wettest November was in 2009 (278.8 mm), and the driest was in 1942 (33.2 mm).

The man, with an address in the Dublin area, had allegedly booked an apartment in Letterkenny for a number of days.

Scientific committees advising the EU have repeatedly concluded that oestradiol-17β must be considered a 'complete carcinogen'.

Former president Michael D Higgins has said his dog Misneach is "settling in very well into his new Galway home" as he shared a snap of his post-presidential life

Hiqa found that when children were allocated a social worker or other care worker, the quality of service delivered to them was strong

The terrifying incident happened at approximately 2.40am at the house on Church Street in the village of St Johnston

The former chief of staff of the Irish Defence Forces, General Sean Clancy, who is chair of the EU Military Committee has said that Europe will have a very positive role to play in the future of Ukraine

During the operation, officers identified individuals collecting end-of-life vehicles without permits and failing to bring cars to authorised treatment facilities.

The council passed a Sinn Féin motion on Monday night to raise the flag.

If approved, the plan would be introduced in three garda divisions to start.

That is one of the findings from the Irish Penal Reform Trust's 2024 progress report.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy's visit to Ireland and the death of Hugh Wallace are just some of a variety of stories on Irish front pages on Tuesday morning.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin greeted Volodymyr Zelensky on the tarmac in Dublin after his plane landed late on Monday night.