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Climate activist standing as Independent in Midlands North West constituency

The original findings from the 1982 report that the fire was started deliberately have been debunked

Three men and a woman appeared at Bray District Court in relation to the events on Thursday night

Latest data shows an increase of 25 people since February, not including people sleeping rough or homeless asylum seekers

McEntee and Harris back Garda handling of protests at site intended for use as accommodation for IP applicants

Patrick Honan (69) of Lake View, Doonbeg, Co. Clare was found guilty of 48 sample counts including 25 of rape and 23 of indecent assault and was sentenced on Friday

US secretary of state meets Xi Jinping at the end of a three-day visit to China

Music and arts festival takes over Stradbally estate, in Co Laois, from Friday, August 16th, to Sunday, August 18th

The Minister for Justice was asked to consider providing officers with batons

Your essential end-of-week politics catch up: The Greens unexpectedly opening fire at Varadkar over asylum seeker beds

Mr Strok, who was from Croatia, suffered severe head injuries at Grange View Way on March 30th

Details of the State’s low cost loan scheme for energy upgrades have finally been unveiled: so who qualifies and how can you apply?

New player in the sector looks like good news for consumers as it should lead to increased competition

Brian Kerr will not join up with the team for games against Hungary and Portugal due to prior commitments

Dr Yvonne Williams of Shannon Medical Centre said that trust in the emergency department at University Hospital Limerick had been eroded

In the sunshine, the pro-Palestine encampment in Columbia University looks like the luxury section of a music festival. But a read of the signs shows the intent is deadly serious

The deal provides for about 150 redundancies on top of the roughly 50 jobs already lost to retirement

Nothing entertaining about doxing women with mental health problems, or accusing celebrities of abuse for fun

Move would mark the first new entrant here since 2005, and follows a slew of exits since the crash

What I Do: Eóin Madigan is a sixth-generation stonemason in Ennistymon, Co Clare

Therapy could be custom-built for each patient affected by what is the biggest skin cancer killer

Department of Justice has released key details in an audit report that called for stronger controls years before scheme was scrapped

HSE’s chief operations officer has written to heads of hospitals and community healthcare organisations about implementation of contract

Emer McLysaght: I dearly wish it could hang out the clothes and defrost the freezer, but I’ll draw the line at asking it to write my next book

Regulator’s price review likely to determine network charges

The 6-2 split has become normalised with forward power from the bench winning over coaches

When those who are supposed to be the watchdogs for the public interest become the guard-dogs at the gates of government, a country’s conversation may be guided by the dog that barks the loudest

The International Olympic Committee claims to be politically neutral but that is bogus, as Russian athletes know very well

While subsidies, tax breaks, cheap loans and investment are driving EV sales in China, most of its carmakers are loss making

One price, home and away: Including an apartment in Kingston and a three-bed near Carrigart