James Maguire (59) pleaded guilty to possessing €597,188 worth of heroin, cocaine and tablets for sale or supply

Ryanair has provided additional updated claims in its 13-year-old action against the On the Beach (OtB) web agent

Shane Corrigan (53) pleaded guilty to using information technology to facilitate the sexual exploitation of a child

John Bruton, who was taoiseach between 1994 and 1997, died on Tuesday

The High Court heard the recruitment embargo is delaying the handling of complaints about child disability assessments and leading to several new court challenges each week

The former Fine Gael leader died on Tuesday following a long illness

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson thanked Rishi Sunak for his ‘dedication and leadership’ in helping to revive the political institutions at Stormont

The fire happened at a vacant residential property in the town during the early hours of Wednesday morning

Of the 150 people waiting for beds at UHL, 65 were in the Emergency Department and 85 were in wards elsewhere in the hospital

The terms of the settlement of the action against the HSE is confidential but the High Court heard that liability and causation were still at issue in the case.

The Green leader pledged to make cycling feel safe for everyone.

Michael Foley (61) was found dead at his home in Macroom

The DUP gave the green light for the recall of the Stormont Assembly on the back of a deal with the British government

Gary Magee was told that his actions had been ‘highly reckless’.

Queen’s University Belfast vice-chancellor Professor Sir Ian Greer has called for an increase in the cap on student numbers.

The school's board of management has contacted parents this week informing them that Fr O'Leary will no longer be involved with the school.

Applegreen is creating more than 80 new jobs with an investment of €10 million in a new service area at the Clondrinagh Roundabout in Limerick

Patrick Duffy was shot up to 14 times in November 1978 at a house in the Brandywell area of the city in an incident involving British soldiers.

Gardaí in Carlow are renewing their appeal to the public for information in relation to the fatal road traffic collision in which three young people died

The food giant blamed falling sales for the decisions.