THE FAMILY OF a man who was exonerated 74 years after his conviction and execution for murder are to receive case review documents from the state. In 2015, former President Michael D Higgins signed ...

ALL GATES AND roads of the Phoenix Park will be closed from next Thursday to Saturday to facilitate the visit of US president Donald Trump. Trump will meet with President Catherine Connolly at Áras an ...

The court heard that Ryan McLaughlin (43) was arrested later that same night, where he was so intoxicated he was unable to stand.

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WOMEN WHO EXPERIENCE severe sickness and vomiting during pregnancy should be routinely and periodically screened for emotional distress during and after pregnancy, according to new clinical guidelines ...

LOCALS GATHERED IN silence in the cold on Tuesday night at Melville Terrace in Finglas in memory of Loredana Morosanu, who was found dead in the housing estate in the early hours of Monday morning.

London’s High Court will decide whether allegations against the man can be published at a trial due to be held later this month.

NORTHERN IRELAND’S FIRST Minister Michelle O’Neill has been accused of “breaking the law” by her actions on the Garvaghy Road. DUP leader Gavin Robinson claimed “standards have been shattered” and ...

The school said a decline in demand for boarding education and wider costs contributed to its decision to close.

PTSB HAS HIKED its mortgage rates for new fixed-rate contracts. The bank’s rates will rise by a weighted average of 0.3 percentage points. Existing fixed-rate customers will not be affected, the bank ...

LAST UPDATE | 20 Jul ANDY BURNHAM HAS made a swathe of promises in his first speech as UK prime minister, pledging to bring about “the biggest changes in the last 40 years”. He said he will reveal on ...

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