Wednesday’s front pages.

The lowest temperature recorded overnight was at Casement Aerodrome in Dublin which dipped to minus 5.8 degrees – while it could drop to minus 8 tonight

The scene has been preserved for a forensic and technical exam, and a post mortem examination is due to take place.

The woman, named as 31-year-old Paula Canty, was found dead at a home in Mallow on Friday.

The father-of-two was reported missing after he failed to board his flight home to Northern Ireland before Christmas.

Adnan Asic was assaulted as he was walking from the Blanchardstown Centre on October 22nd three years ago.

The motorists appeared at a sitting of Letterkenny District Court

Dublin City Council granted planning permission to the Winthrop Co-ownership to the change of use at 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors at 4 and 5 Grafton Street to four apartments

While Mr Harris did not use the terminology himself, he replied: “I’ll do that now, if you wish.”

Several status orange alerts are expected in most counties over the next two nights.

Mr Harris also said it is “possible” there will be a government by January 22nd, adding that formation talks have been “going really well”.

An Post says it expects its services to be impacted in some areas as a result of the inclement weather over the next few days.

The Irish Homeless Policy Group said 10 key actions are required in any programme for government.

A total of 174 people were killed in road collisions in 2024, including 15 persons in December.

Approximately 13,573 drivers were detected for speeding offences by An Garda Siochana and mobile speed camera vans over Christmas.

Caitlin and Caoimhe Mynes stole the hearts of viewers when they had the craic with Ryan Tubridy making lava lamps and glitter slime on the top watched show in 2016.

The number of dangerously defective cars being driven on Irish roads has reached a record level with over 128,000 vehicles being classified as “fail dangerous” when submitted for a NCT last year

Sinn Fein said it had six candidates in the Seanad elections, overlooking two long-standing representatives.

The Chief Clinical Officer Dr Colm Henry is urging parents to have their children vaccinated against influenza as numbers are set to peak.

Mr Mullooly has described the deal as “an immediate threat to Irish farmers, rural communities, and the EU’s own environmental and legal integrity"