The plaintiffs also claim they are fearful that Foley will return to their property, especially after they read reports about Foley's past criminal activities on the internet

The inquest also heard on Thursday that all the evidence in relation to the facts of the fire, upon which the jury will be making their deliberations in recording a verdict, has concluded.

A murder investigation is set to be launched as skeletal remains found in scrubland on the main Midleton to Whitegate Road in East Cork have been identified as those of Kieran Quilligan

The High Court has been granted a temporary order restraining a businessman from interfering with a contract

Two referenda are to be held on March 8th to amend Ireland’s Constitution.

Dr Davoren further noted that Mr McDonagh told another psychiatrist in 2013 that he had injected heroin during his 20s.

The Minister for Further and Higher Education said he was further ’emboldened’ not to rely on private providers for student accommodation

It comes after two pieces of legislation contained in the deal the party struck with the UK government passed through the House of Commons

Former deputy leader of the DUP Nigel Dodds suggested there was a divergence of views within the party.

Sinn Fein’s Pearse Doherty criticised the Government for ‘dithering’, ‘bickering’ and ‘indecision’

Bohdan Bezverkhyi of Rigsdale House, Rigsdale, Ballinhassig, Co Cork has pleaded not guilty to dangerous driving.

The Policing Board was updated on the costs of the scheme.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris sought to reassure MPs that the measures will not reduce the UK’s ability to diverge from EU rules

William Doyle left an estate worth some €940,000 largely comprising the farmlands, worth some €465,000, and several bank accounts with some €340,000.

Stakeknife worked within the IRA’s notorious ‘nutting squad’, interrogating suspected informers during the Troubles.

Stakeknife worked within the IRA’s notorious “nutting squad”, interrogating suspected informers during the Troubles.

Catherine Martin said the idea that certain rules applied to some staff but not others was ‘appalling’

The widow and family of Waterford man Bobby Gaule on Thursday settled a High Court action against the HSE

Dublin District Court heard the riot was among the most serious and 'largest scenes of public disorder that has ever occurred in the history of the State'

Jon Boutcher said police did not think the social media activity about such demonstrations would materialise into reality.