IPAT said fees totalling €1.37 million had been paid last year to 80 different legal practitioners for their work

Mark Lee (44), of no fixed abode, and Anthony Delappe (19) of Melrose Avenue, Clondalkin have both pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to the manslaughter of Josip Strok at Grangeview Way in Clondalkin on April 3, 2024

The property is listed with Wilsons Auctions and carries a guide price of €295,000 for a public auction due to commence on November 12th

An investigation established that contractors working on a roof at the facility had spilled a bituminous product which entered the raw water sumps via a roof gully

At Ennis District Court today, the Book of Evidence was served in the case where Ms Saoirse Lillis McMahon of Moveen East, Kilkee, is charged with the dangerous driving causing the death of cyclist, Michael Lorigan, on August 16th 2023, on the N67 at Baunmore, Kilkee in west Clare contrary to Section 53 of the Road Traffic Act.

Eoin Hayes has been announced as the party’s spokesman on social protection.

Almost 250 staff are at risk of redundancy as a result of the change.

Brian Naughton, 19, who also has an intellectual disability and is non-verbal, had, through his mother Breda Naughton, sued the HSE over the circumstances of his birth

Simon Harris won the vote with the support of his coalition colleagues.

The ‘Burrito Bank’ rolled into TUD’s Grangegorman campus on Wednesday,

Fine Gael is ‘very worried’ about the momentum behind Catherine Connolly’s campaign, the left-wing independent candidate has claimed.

A Bill presented to the UK Parliament on Tuesday seeks to prevent the former Sinn Féin president from securing compensation for being detained in the early 1970s.

Eastern Europeans Georgijs Poniza, 37, and Armen Pogosyan, 32, appeared at Donegal Circuit Court, where both were due to stand trial on a number of charges.

The amount of services imported from the Occupied Palestinian Territories ‘is not huge’, the Taoiseach has said.

Politicians have been told to stop bringing up the presidential election in the Dáil

The Dublin Bay North TD said that nothing could have prepared him for the fear and mistreatment he and others faced

Tusla said the incident occurred at a unit which provides 24-hour care to four separated young people seeking international protection.

The scheme applies to the owners of homes in Clare, Donegal, Limerick, Mayo, and Sligo, where their homes are damaged due to the use of defective concrete blocks containing excessive amounts of mica or pyrite.

Senator Frances Black has said she is "extremely concerned" trade in services will be excluded from the Occupied Territories Bill

The 17-year-old appeared at the Dublin Children’s Court for a section 75 Children Act preliminary ruling on his trial venue