The teenager was arrested under the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act 1997

The sporting equipment store joins H&M in the newly renovated Clerys Quarter

There have been warnings of severe disruption to public services.

Women of Honour spokesperson Diane Byrne said there were still concerns over the tribunal's terms of reference

Li Qiang will meet Leo Varadkar where the pair is expected to discuss the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East.

The incident happened at around 3pm on Tuesday

Mr Donnelly said that what had happened in Roscrea “should not have happened” and must have been very traumatic for the children and families being brought into what was “essentially their refuge, their new home.”

Wednesday's front pages focus on a range of stories from areas in Ireland most "under pressure" accommodating asylum seekers to get extra supports to uproar about Páirc Úi Chaoimh possibly changing its name. 

Bord Gáis Energy is cutting its unit rate of electricity by 10 per cent and its gas by 9.5 per cent from February 29th.

The visit comes amid efforts by EU figures and China to develop ties

Cocaine, crack cocaine, heroin, cannabis, ketamine and alprazolam (xanax) tablets were seized

The Bear star Ayo Edebiri won best actress in a comedy series at the Critics Choice Awards on Sunday and confused many people by thanking Ireland in her acceptance speech

It is hard to conceive “the scale and enormity” of the effects of losing three family members in the Stardust fire, an inquest jury has heard

A seven-judge Supreme Court will give a decision later on the last ditch appeal by convicted killer Graham Dwyer to overturn his conviction for the murder of Elaine O’Hara

A motion has been passed by Mayo County Council calling on staff to stop cooperating with the Department of Integration when it comes to housing asylum seekers

The committee on Tuesday discussed the protection of vulnerable people with disabilities

Mr Murphy’s niece Joan Corrigan, who believes there was security force collusion in her uncle’s murder, said she was delighted with the decision by the attorney general.

The developer, which is a notice party in the case, and An Bord Pleanála, listed to defend its permission, have not had an opportunity to rebut the claims in court.

The woman was a passenger in the collision involving two cars and a van on the N17 in Miltown, Co Galway.

Detective O’Neill further alleged Mr Fogarty then “lost control” of the BMW, which mounted a kerb near a bus stop, and struck Mr Drennan who was fatally injured.