Detectives have appealed for information about the incident.

Speaking on RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland, Mr Sweetnam also urged farmers to immediately contact a vet and the Department of Agriculture if they suspect cases of avian flu.

Ernco Group has landed part of a major contract to replace road signs in the Republic of Ireland.

A variety of stories, from politics to court stories, feature on Irish front pages on Wednesday.

An outbreak of avain flu has been confirmed at a commercial turkey flock in Co Carlow.

Cristan Turbat (39) worked for a construction company under his brother-in-law’s name while his wife, Dorina Turbat (41), applied for job seeker’s allowance after claiming that her husband was out of work.

All five pleaded not guilty today on Tuesday at the Central Criminal Court to offences under the Competition Act 2002.

The plan sets out a roadmap to ensuring that all key public services are available online by 2030.

The Child and Family Agency’s (Tusla’s) foster care service in the Carlow, Kilkenny and South Tipperary service area was inspected by HIQA in July 2025, where it was found that three of five standards were not compliant

Gardaí received reports of a disturbance at Curragh Hall Crescent, Tyrrelstown, involving a group of individuals on Saturday, November 1st.

An analysis of Ireland’s finances over the next 40 years was published by Paschal Donohoe on Tuesday.

Detectives investigating the death of Jordan Webb have been granted more time to question a 21-year-old suspect

The change sees builders able to develop new wastewater treatment facilities in collaboration with Uisce Éireann for smaller housing developments of up to 40 homes

During the incident on October 24th, 2024, Shane Farrelly (26) and his younger brother Aaron Farrelly (22) were separately seen on CCTV holding a 28-inch long sword near a primary school in Inchicore.

Anthony Costello, 45, of Church Road, Swords, received a four-month sentence, suspended for two years, for neglecting and causing suffering to six dogs last year.

Defence counsel called the foundations of the State's case "shaky" and describing it as the "slimmest of prosecution cases"

The Dáil’s housing committee was told the country was on course to have just over 30,000 new builds by the end of the year.

Limerick-based enterprise resource planning and customer relationship management software group, HansaWorld, previously gave an undertaking not to take steps to dismiss its chief operations officer Jennifer O'Carroll pending further order, but she claimed the company was now seeking to remove her as secretary.

Leader Mary Lou McDonald said the Government decision not to continue energy credits has ‘left working people worse off’.

Fota Wildlife Park representatives said it is expected to remain closed for a minimum of another three weeks