Refusal of Irish visas is ‘trapping’ people in Gaza, says counsel for students

A fourth action against the permission remains live

Court hears ‘of the most significant and substantial type’ of sexual abuse between the 1970s and 1980s

The local authority ordered the felling in response to damage caused by Storm Éowyn in January 2025

Revised payment structure provides a flat €520 solicitor fee irrespective of the number of clients or appearances

Justin Kelly acknowledged officers’ frustration and drew attention to capacity issues at Oberstown Detention Campus

Drugs worth €138,000, and €10,000 cash also recovered in east of capital

Criminal Assets Bureau has been granted permission to seize and sell Kimmage property to settle tax debt

Housing, cost of living and good jobs identified as chief concerns in national youth council survey

President visits Glasgow exhibition celebrating Donegal people who emigrated to Scotland in search of work

President raises concerns over ‘language in relation to war’ during second day of Scotland visit

Scottish first minister keen to broach self-determination and independence during meeting with President at Bute House, Edinburgh

Scottish first minister criticises British PM Andy Burnham’s position that Border poll ‘off the table’

Minister on Tuesday wrote to Law Society saying he would not be appointing an independent mediator in an attempt to resolve the dispute

President to meet Scottish first minister John Swinney, among other engagements