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Man (27) shot dead in front garden of his family’s home in Dublin 15 in 2020

Airline says industrial action will hit 50,000 passengers

Airline says industrial action will hit 50,000 passengers

Vasileios Madouros highlights economic risk from rising geopolitical tensions and further trade fragmentation

John Murphy jnr (43) stabbed brother Shane Murphy (27) as Shane tried to protect their father, court hears

Mother of Milly Tuomey settles High Court case over her daughter’s care

The woman died from injuries following the accident at 8am on Wednesday morning

Shay (James) Lynch (7) died following a tragic accident at a Co Clare hotel pool on Saturday while attending a party

Prosecution alleged Jonathan James Cresswell (36), from Greysteel, Co Derry, killed Katie Simpson (21) due to jealousy over her new relationship

The horses, one of which appeared to be covered in blood, were eventually recaptured by City of London Police

Former DUP leader faces 11 charges as wife Eleanor Donaldson is charged with aiding and abetting rape and other offences

Families will be contacted over supports such as counselling and what form a national commemoration should take, says Simon Harris

Legislation approved by 79 to 18 votes includes $60.8bn to replenish Ukraine’s war chest as it battles Russia

‘The institutions of this State failed you,’ Taoiseach Simon Harris says to families of the 48 people unlawfully killed in Stardust fire

Forty-three years after fire that killed 48 people, Harris says victims, survivors, relatives suffered ‘a cold shoulder, a deaf ear and two generations of struggle for justice’

Two latest incidents brings total number of people killed so far this year on Irish roads to 66, up 15 from same period in 2023

Micheál Martin says ‘population of Gaza are being collectively punished’

Application over unpaid debt hears separate case involving Godart due before the District Court next week

Minister for Justice described ‘challenge’ due to Common Travel Area, which Government has worked to protect

Study finds capacity to foster Catholic ethos of schools ‘shrinking’ with decline in those able to deliver faith-based education

Balance needs to be struck between specialist crime-fighting units and local communities, Policing Authority chief says

Justice Juan Merchan asked to fine former US president $10,000 for violating gag order preventing him from publicly criticising witnesses

Prosecutors want court to fine former US president for criticising potential witnesses in the case

Manager of G.O Stores in Garryowen, Co Limerick, says it is the ‘luckiest shop in Ireland’ after weekend sale of latest Lotto-winning ticket

Government is bracing itself for legal challenges to the scheme to send asylum seekers to the east African country

Tánaiste speaking in Cairo after independent panel finds Israel has yet to provide evidence to support its allegations against UN relief agency for Palestine

Considerable perseverance and endurance are required when events appear to conspire and frustrate best-laid plans

Dublin hospital is ‘failing to meet the specific needs’ of newborns requiring intensive care, doctors say

International protection applications from Nigeria to be subjected to accelerated process from Tuesday

Imprisonment for civil contempt a ‘serious and dangerous’ remedy, according to Peter Charleton in co-written article