Brother Kevin’s remains will arrive at St Mary of the Angel’s, Church Street, Dublin at 5pm on Thursday, reposing there all day Friday with solemn evening prayer at 6pm.

Cllr Doherty told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland that conditions for driving at the timer had been favourable, but that the road in question has been the scene of previous fatal accidents.

The men, aged in their 30s and 40s,are expected to appear before a sitting of Bandon District Court on Thursday morning.

The incident happened at approximately 3.30 pm.

A look at what stories are on the front pages of Thursday's papers.

Following a planned search cannabis plants with an estimated street value of £1.4 million were seized.

A researcher said the findings of the study call for stricter regulation of gambling offers in Ireland.

Two adults and another child are in a serious condition in hospital in Derry.

A woman has been arrested following a suspected stabbing of a man in Co Kilkenny

Figures released by the Health Service Executive (HSE) suggest that people are opting out of the scheme at a rate of almost 155 every hour since the law came into force on June 17th

The Co Down woman was described as ‘the best mummy’ who ‘couldn’t wait to make her family complete with her little boy’

A "devoted" couple in their 80s who were found dead near the stairs of their terraced home in Glounthaune, Co Cork, on Monday night will be laid to rest together on Friday following a joint requiem mass

Consultant of Sexual Health and HIV Care at St James’s Hospital in Dublin, Dr Aisling Loy, told The Pat Kenny show on Newstalk that “stigma and shame” around sexually transmitted diseases are very much still hindering her work.

Former president Kerstin Mey resigned following a mediation process in June 2024 after students and staff expressed no confidence in her leadership. She had been on leave since the previous March.

Kahan will probably be back in Ireland before long if he enjoyed it as much as his fans did

He founded the Capuchin Day Centre, located on Bow Street in Dublin and he became synonymous with helping the poor of Dublin city down through the decades.

A man has been jailed after he was found in possession of two golden hatchets and a large kitchen knife

The prosecution lawyer said the deceased's remains were 'the silent witness' in the case

Tánaiste Simon Harris said that he was not convinced there was a need for a ‘significant rise in the dole’.

Áine Wellard, a disability advocate from Dublin, intends to seek redress under the Equal Status Acts