Retired superintendent James Baxter has been giving evidence to the Omagh Bombing Inquiry.

Child's daughter warned those caring for loved ones in hospital to remain vigilant and to keep asking questions

The Taoiseach is accused of charging Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald with ‘telling lies’.

Andy Donohue (19) “came under the influence of some extremely racist people”, his defence counsel told Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on Tuesday.

50 per cent of adults aged 25-29 still have challenges with their mental health, with 25 per cent of these saying their mental health has worsened post-Covid.

The inquiry heard that Dr Khalid Jaber (66), who is now based in the Middle East, has had little engagement with the Medical Council since 2018.

The case is due back before the court for mention in April when a new date for mention will be scheduled

Jeffrey Bangu, 21, was remanded in custody by Judge Paula Murphy at Dublin District Court on Tuesday

This is only the third time that has happened, according to Alan O'Reilly of Carlow Weather

Saeid Hassani and Harold Estoesta were the last of a group of eight defendants charged in relation to the seizure to plead guilty

21-year-old Jeffrey Bangu, is facing four charges in relation to the incident early on Saturday.

The four defendants each pleaded guilty before Limerick District Court to failing to follow an enforcement order from Limerick City and County Council

Micheál Martin said European countries were “worried” about the “direction of travel” as US and Russian officials met in Saudi Arabia to discuss ending the war in Ukraine.

The Irish Independent claims developer BAM has submitted further construction claims worth €853 million.

Napier AI is establishing a new office in Belfast and creating 106 jobs

The judge at Belfast Crown Court said he wanted to review progress on disclosure before setting a date.

Some of the centres had not attained the appropriate An Garda Síochána vetting.

The report from Lisney showed that staffing remains a significant concern for licensed premises, with the rise in minimum wage increasing costs for operators.

The chief executive of Clúid said the State is expecting it to develop housing using 100 per cent debt, "so everything they give us is loans".

The man will appear before Dublin District Court on Tuesday.