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Ireland's critical infrastructure is "extremely vulnerable" to cyberattacks, a cybersecurity expert has warned

The teacher, the young women, or the school cannot be identified by order of the court.

The Stormont Education Minister defended asking his department to publicise his visit to a school in Israel amid calls for him to resign.

The man went on trial at the Central Criminal Court earlier this year on counts including rape, coercive control and assault causing harm.

Florea Hoza (57) initially claimed that the woman, who worked as a cleaner for his company, was acting “provocatively” to other men

Both Susan Mallon and Jenny Sullivan waived their right to anonymity so Ian Healy could be named

Evan Ward (22) of Kempton Rise, Navan Road, Dublin 7, was with a juvenile accomplice when he punched the garda several times in the head before stealing his official garda badge and a number of other items

Alec Goucher, of Lower George's Street, Wexford, Co Wexford, continues to deny the offending and does not accept the verdicts of the jury. Elizabeth Usher waived her anonymity so Goucher could be named.

A man in his 20s was pronounced dead at an address in Portavogie on Monday morning.

Sinn Féin president Mary-Lou McDonald said there should be a national focus on the issue, including from the Irish Government.

Stephen Mulvey (34) and Jamie Berry (30), both of Leo Fitzgerald House, Dublin, were arraigned before the Central Criminal Court on Monday

Prosecutors served Thomas McAuley, 25, of Shamrock Terrace, North Strand, D1, with a book of evidence at Dublin District Court on Monday

The director of the company, who is married to the company secretary, told the WRC that she had expressed concern about “overflowing spice bags” that the complainant allegedly gave to students

Kirk Loco (44) of Waverly Meadow, Rathnew, Co Wicklow, appeared before a sitting of Bray District Court on Monday

Imposing sentence on Monday, Judge Martin Nolan said Carey “took advantage of people's good nature and goodwill towards him”.

Fireworks were discharged and missiles were thrown at uniform gardaí, who were forced to withdraw.

Stephen McCullagh, from Lisburn, has denied murder.

Astronomy Ireland is asking the public to take pictures of the moon for publication in their magazine, which will be archived in the National Library of Ireland.