The body of 24-year-old Lee Slattery was discovered near Moyross in Limerick in 2010.

Minister for Social Protection Heather Humphreys was launching a charter aimed at encouraging businesses and employers to hire young people

Inspector Tony O’Sullivan told Fermoy District Court that in the early hours of October 2nd, 2022 a black Range Rover Discovery was observed driving erratically in Fermoy town centre

The group of demonstrators, who were sitting in the public gallery, got to their feet and chanted pro-Palestinian messages.

Marian Agrios was running for a seat on Louth County Council.

Mary Lou McDonald told the Taoiseach: ‘You shouldn’t have to go out on a canvass to tell you how bad it is out there.’

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) said the momentum around reducing emissions is ‘not fast enough’.

Change will leave dealers with handover and aftersales business

A man in his 30s was arrested for alleged offences under the Firearms and Offences Weapons Act

Taoiseach Simon Harris reiterated the Government's belief that a two-state solution "is the only way for Israel and Palestine to live side by side in peace and security"

The Joint Policing Committee heard there have been 291 protests so far in 2024, 75 of which were anti-immigration demonstrations

Simon Harris made the comments as Ireland is to formally recognise a Palestinian state in a joint move with Norway and Spain

Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue will unveil the National Biomethane Strategy on Tuesday afternoon

Planning permission has been sought for a state-of-the-art visitor attraction in Monksland

The research by the ESRI found that mothers and fathers reported much lower levels of conflict with their teenage children over time

Dulux Paints' parent company AkzoNovel announced the closure decision in a statement

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The Environmental Protection Agency said the momentum around reducing emissions is ‘not fast enough’

The Palestinian flag is to be flown over Leinster House on Tuesday

Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate Dáil debate in the week to come