An Garda Síochána said the message appears to have been ‘routed through another country’.

Patrick O’Donovan and Charlie McConalogue were asked on Wednesday about the controversial Nations League fixture.

Patrick O’Donovan and Charlie McConalogue were asked on Wednesday about the controversial Nations League fixture.

The Government’s latest strategy to reduce suicide and self harm was launched on Wednesday.

Mary Lou McDonald hit out at Micheál Martin, claiming he has told disabled people ‘to wait’

Unifil’s operational mandate is currently scheduled to end on New Year’s Eve.

The Minister for Justice announced the appointment of Paul Cleary on Tuesday

Sinn Féin has called on the Government to restrict trade of services with the occupied Palestinian territories.

The Government has announced a number of measures relating to Ukrainian refugees in Ireland.

A recent escalation of settler violence in the West Bank shows the Israeli government has ‘no desire’ for a peaceful solution, Helen McEntee said.

Jim O’Callaghan was speaking at the launch of new and upgraded eGates at Dublin Airport.

Gardaí also say they are carrying out a search at a home in Drogheda

Kyne narrowed the gap over subsequent counts to clinch the seat.

Some 34 men – 22 from Poland and 12 from Lithuania – all had a criminal history in Ireland, the Department of Justice said.

Fine Gael minister Peter Burke said it had been a ‘very strong election for Fine Gael’.

The Social Democrats leader said she believes voters are looking for a ‘straight-talking type of politics’.

Leader of Independent Ireland Michael Collins said it is ‘down to transfers now’

Holly Cairns said voters ‘know where they stand’ with the Social Democrats.

Mary Lou McDonald said ‘pressure is for tyres’ when asked if her leadership was coming under pressure

Ennis said the party performed well because “we didn’t bend on who we were”.

Fine Gael senator Sean Kyne is on 9,647 first preference votes and Labour councillor Helen Ogbu is on 5,462

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin told reporters Dublin Central was a ‘poor result’.

The sister of Irish president Catherine Connolly was among the Irish detainees who returned to Dublin Airport on Saturday.

The process of counting votes in two closely-watched by-elections begins on Saturday morning.

A garda inspector has said he is ‘very proud’ of his late father, who was posthumously awarded a medal for bravery.

The Taoiseach thanked his counterpart for her ‘warm’ welcome.

Warm weather is forecast throughout Ireland over the weekend, with the highest temperatures expected in Leinster.

Two new members of the Dáil will be selected in the byelections on Friday.

Taoiseach Micheal Martin said Pope Leo XIV was ‘very clear and frank’ that the Church needs to support survivors of abuse.

A planned 72-hour work stoppage for ambulance workers next week has been stood down, the Siptu union said.

Martin and his wife Mary were greeted in the San Damaso Courtyard on Friday morning by Prefect of the Papal Household Petar Rajic.

The respective by-elections are being held in Galway West and Dublin Central.

‘Overall, I think, a very fruitful and productive meeting,’ Taoiseach Micheál Martin said of his engagement with Emmanuel Macron.

A disciplinary appeals panel upheld Wilson’s Hospital School’s decision to end Enoch Burke’s employment.

Taoiseach Micheal Martin said there was ‘a lot of anger’ across the EU at the treatment of flotilla activists.

A post-mortem has been completed on a Congolese man who died after being detained by the security guards of a department store in Dublin city centre.

Micheál Martin’s visit is part of preparations for Ireland taking up the presidency of the EU Council in July.

There must be a ‘strong, unambiguous’ EU response to the illegal detention of European flotilla participants by Israel, Harris said.

Micheál Martin's visit to Paris is part of preparations for Ireland taking up the presidency of the EU Council in July.

Newlyweds Ellen Malone and Roberto Macari stopped by a demonstration calling for sanctions on Israel.

Hundreds more participants from other countries have also been detained.

Mary Lou McDonald accused the Taoiseach of ‘sleeveen politics’ and he accused Sinn Fein’s rhetoric on housing of being ‘plain stupid’.

The former teacher has raised a new objection about the appeals process relating to his dismissal from Wilson’s Hospital School.