A Brat Bhríde (Brigid's Cloak) is a piece of cloth left outside on the eve of February 1st. It is believed that as St Brigid passes, she blesses the cloth, imbuing it with healing power for the year.

Documents seen by BreakingNews.ie show correspondence to Dublin City Council from the public, where people were divided on whether the name should be kept or not.

Just under €212m was spent on Ozempic and Saxenda under the medical card, Drugs Payment Scheme and Long-Term Illness schemes in two years and eight months

The US-Ireland Alliance said the George J Mitchell Scholarship Programme would no longer bear the former US senator’s name.

It involved five cars and a van, and occurred at around 11.20am.

Byrne told the Sunday Independent that she "didn’t understand why [she] deserved to be capped.”

No arrests have been made.

A man has been arrested after the incident in Ahoghill.

Held every year in Los Angeles, the awards celebrate music achievements and are regarded as the most prestigious awards in the music industry

New figures provided by the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, Jim O’Callaghan show that the spend increased by €195 million to €1.2 billion in 2025 on the outlay of €1.005 billion in 2024.

Police said the incident on Saturday was a ‘clear attempt to destroy someone’s home’.

It comes as a Status Yellow rain warning is in place for a number of counties on Monday.

Figures released by Dublin City Council show the South Circular Road replaced Merrion Square South as the location for the most vehicles clamped by parking enforcement officials in 2025.

More than 100,000 people have signed a petition to support Mark Hehir, 62, who was sacked after he chased a thief who stole a passenger’s necklace.

Met Éireann said that further heavy rain falling on saturated ground, combined with high river levels and high tides, will lead to localised flooding, river flooding and difficult travel conditions.

In Bray, turnkey properties are in particularly high demand

However, Sinn Féin still remains the most popular party in the country

A rundown of the stories leading the news on Sunday.

Alex Cooney, chief executive of CyberSafeKids, said, "Blanket bans, like in the case of Australia, are excessive."

Micheál Martin's comments come after he met with the National Emergency Coordination Group (NECG) on Saturday, where he was briefed on the current situation and response.