Sorcha Ward’s daughter, Aoife, from Co Donegal, was around 18 when she began regressing in 2016, and they are one of many families affected by the condition, marked by a sudden loss of previously acquired abilities.

A MAN was brought before a special sitting of Portlaoise District Court this morning charged with offences relating to a message he allegedly posted on his social media page.

The man in his 20s was arrested at the scene and held in a Garda station in Co Laois.

The boy was only five years of age when the accident happened at a driving range

Judge Cody said; "Stealing a packet of biscuits. It’s wasting a lot of money over a €2 packet of biscuits” 

Sandra Kuzmecka (13) from Glenkeen Park, Fairgreen, Portlaoise, Co Laois, died at Children’s Health Ireland at Temple Street in Dublin on August 26th, 2023

A LOCAL man claimed that he was stripped naked by gardaí while being searched in a cell at Portlaoise Garda Station following his arrest for engaging in disorderly conduct.

A MOTORIST stopped by gardaí in Mountmellick who was sweating profusely was subsequently found to have been drug-driving.

The boy was in junior infants in the Educate Together school in Portlaoise.

The court heard that gardaí received a call about a woman acting erratically in the foyer of the hotel. 

“cocked his backside and blew wind"

When last seen, Nicole was wearing a black hooded jumper, black leggings, a red winter coat and black runners.

The defendant was remanded in custody

The body of the deceased was found by the side of the indoor swimming pool

The former Sinn Féin TD said the party was not his judge, jury or executioner.

They are due to appear before the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin on Monday morning. 

The first discovery of a large amount of money was made when gardaí stopped two cars in West Dublin on Friday evening.

House is conveniently located with easy access to the M7, Dublin is just a 50-minute drive away

This property is ideally located walking distance to all local amenities

Judge Keenan Johnson said it was “completely and utterly wrong” that innocent victims were often faced with large bills as a result of crimes being committed against them.

Aliyah Bowden McDonald sued the HSE over the circumstances of her birth.