David Wachman said it was 'common practice' to start bidding at a level lower than the vendor's valuation for any property

Tomas Gallagher (42) preyed on female victims by asking them to help him repair washing machines and tumble dryers

Trinity’s board received a report on Wednesday from a taskforce set up last October to examine academic and institutional links.

Rent pressure zones were introduced in 2016 to help control spiralling increases for tenants.

Jurors at the Central Criminal Court in Cork took just over four hours to unanimously convict Dylan Scannell

Jozefina Grundzova (32), who is married to Jozef's brother Marek Puska (36), is charged with impeding the apprehension or prosecution of Jozef Puska by assisting in burning his clothes.

Retired journalist Susan Burt (75) said she felt she was not going to survive during 'a harrowing and awful experience' on Irish Ferries

The Government has announced a reformed scheme to support more disabled people into employment.

It comes after former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams won a defamation case against BBC Northern Ireland.

A father-of-three who was in his front garden in Carlow town on Sunday evening with his children when shooter Evan Fitzgerald entered Fairgreen Shopping Centre gave refuge to dozens terrified shoppers running from the complex as “mayhem” broke out.

Irish MEP Barry Cowen has written to the EU trade commissioner to request the protection of three Irish industries from planned counter-tariffs against the US

Ikea's meatballs are almost as famous as its flatpack furniture

A teacher has given her initial reaction to Leaving Cert English paper one

Frienna Rockett (29) broke a red light and knocked down an older woman as she crossed the road

Children were being asked to support vulnerable young people around the world by hosting a tea party in their final weeks of school.

The court was also told today that Satchwell - who has 14 previous convictions - intends to appeal against last week's unanimous jury verdict convicting him of Tina Satchwell's murder

However, she said she felt there was “something wrong” with the cervical screening programme that needed to be identified and addressed.

Leaving Cert student Renat Rotari (18) appeared at Killaloe District Court sitting in Ennis on Tuesday.

Passenger numbers were up 4.5 per cent in Dublin Airport, with three 120,000 passenger days in May, while Cork Airport passenger numbers were up 17 per cent. 

The St Stephen's Green attraction will officially open to the public again on Thursday