The cars, which have not been declared criminal proceeds ahead of a substantive hearing at the High Court on the matter, were on Wednesday described as being of “very high worth” by barrister Daragh Breen, for CAB.

Aaron Wolfe (31) pleaded guilty to the unlawful killing of Florence (Florrie) O’Sullivan on March 11th, 2023.

Chief Constable Jon Boutcher hailed the numbers at a time when the service is under-strength.

A man who died following an incident in Belfast last week has been named as Ahmed Abdi, 33.

Brexit emphasised the importance of Ireland’s need to diversify its market, as 80 per cent of flour is imported from the UK, ministers said.

Cork Circuit Criminal Court heard that Jonathan Kingsbury (41) returned from a night out with his partner almost three years ago and hit her head off a counter top and a wall in her home.

The Mayor of Limerick, John Moran, has said his role needs clarity after criticising councillors

The inquest into the death of the schoolboy at Belfast Coroner’s Court, which is being heard with a jury, is now in its fourth week.

There had been a number of serious and near-fatal incidents around synthetic opioids in Irish prisons during summer 2024.

Irish stars confirmed to attend include Oscar-nominated Jessie Buckley, who has been nominated for her award-winning performance in Hamnet, as well as Cillian Murphy for Steve.

The anti-transgender teacher remains on the payroll of the Department of Education until his appeal against dismissal is final

Local residents have also lodged objections against the scheme.

The Dáil was told that families in North Kerry ‘have waited years for answers’ about treatment provided to them.

The killing of Colonel Gaddafi's eldest son, Saif, in Libya last month has shone the spotlight once more on Libya’s sanctioned sovereign wealth fund.

An expert witness said the physiotherapist’s assessments of the patients were “inadequate and unchanging” even though “a real red flag” had been raised when the woman’s condition had not improved

There is ‘solid’ backing in Ireland for enhancing welfare benefits above the European average, according to the Esri research.

There are gaps in accountability for addressing racism across Government departments, according to a new report.

The figure remains well ahead of average wage growth, meaning the purchasing power of buyers continues to be squeezed

Áine O’Reilly led a life of giving where she put others before herself, the congregation was told.

Noah, a pupil of St Malachy’s College, was 14 when he was found dead in a storm drain tunnel in north Belfast in June 2020.