Dublin’s stance is ‘hard to reconcile’, a Tory frontbencher tells Parliament.

Mr Justice Quinn said he proposed to make a number of orders including setting aside the decision to award the contract to BAM KLS JV.

Gayle Killilea asked the High Court to dismiss the case that alleges Mr Dunne fraudulently transferred shares in a company called Mavior to her in a bid to defeat his creditors

The recommendation is one of more than 100 contained in two reports which were ordered by the Government which were published on Tuesday, alongside an examination on the organisation’s use of the so-called barter account

Maurice O'Carroll (63), with an address in Co Wexford, was found guilty of two counts of harassment and two counts of threatening to kill the solicitor and his wife

Niall Colgan, of Muckross Park, Perrystown, Dublin 12, pleaded guilty to one count of possessing child pornography. Photo: Collins Courts

Judge Orla Crowe said the accused drove in the most dangerous fashion and that gardaí from Ardee, Dundalk, Swords and members of the Armed Support Unit were all involved in this pursuit.

The governor appealed the decision and on Tuesday, a three-judge CoA unanimously dismissed the appeal.

A three-judge Supreme Court panel said the case raises a novel point on which there is no previous authority in this jurisdiction

Tourism NI welcomed the figures relating to numbers of overnight visitors from the Republic as ‘unprecedented’.

Daniel Cahill would eventually tell Aaron Brady's trial that Brady confessed to him on at least three occasions that he had shot a garda.

The action concerns a four-storey property on James Street in Dublin 8, known as West End House

The victim was shot dead in Dublin on Monday morning.

Mr Byrne, who is the broadcaster's southern correspondent, has sued his employer, seeking various injunctions over what he claims is a flawed internal disciplinary process against him.

The teenager, who cannot be identified because he is a minor, was granted bail by the court subject to a number of conditions.

A senior civil servant also said that Northern Ireland entered the pandemic with a ‘very tired’ health workforce.

A research paper looked the period from 2019 to 2022.

The Office of the Protected Disclosures Commissioner, which was established last year, received 283 reports of alleged workplace wrongdoing in 2023

The move follows months of “significant consultation” on this serious welfare issue, he told RTÉ radio’s Today Show.

The Government has been criticised over immigration policy with 70 asylum seekers staying in tents pitched along Dublin's Grand Canal