A woman who falsely claimed she was being held captive and being forced to work as a prostitute has been jailed for two years and three months

A report commissioned by residents living close to the airport suggests the cost of health impacts is estimated at around €800 million.

Nine locations were searched and 18 devices have been seized as evidence.

The Tánaiste was meeting with US commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick today in Washington DC

The Social Democrats will be allocated two chairperson roles

The former Sinn Féin leader said the social media giant had used his books without permission

US president Donald Trump has announced a 90-day pause on tariffs "effective immediately"

Social Democrats are seeking to include a TD suspended from the parliamentary party in the calculus of its numbers for forming Oireachtas committees.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said that he shared serious concerns about how a trade war could affect Northern Ireland

Ms Godfrey said that her client doesn’t have a clear memory of the incident at Vaughan’s Garden Centre, as he was taking abuse medication he was prescribed for health difficulties at the time.

Opposition TDs have pledged to replicate a ‘robust’ challenge to moves by the Irish Government to scrap provisions of the triple lock.

A consultant psychiatrist had told the jury that the first time Brian Ibe (24) reported hearing voices in his head was over a year after he was remanded in custody.

The driver of the jeep failed to remain at the scene.

Lisa Smith’s legal team is expected to argue that she travelled to Syria in 2015 for religions reasons.

Rian Foley, the court heard, will not be able to join the gardaí or the Defence Forces, and loss of opportunity has been built into the settlement.

Disbanding the board of Children’s Health Ireland would not help in any shape or form, the Taoiseach has said.

Michael Cawley, who was appointed to the health service board last year, said that there was “much more control needed to be exercised by management".

At Mullingar Circuit Criminal Court, Judge Keenan Johnson praised the victims in court for their generosity and magnanimity for reconciling with the accused.

Stormont Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald said she has urged the UK and Irish governments to keep the region in mind in negotiations.

He says he hopes to return home at the weekend and will continue to carry out his duties as an MEP.