Belfast unrest likened to the ‘worst of the Troubles’ before quieter Thursday night
PSNI chief blames ‘racist thugs’ for disorder as protests on Thursday limited to small, isolated groups blocking roads in the east of city
Belfast latest: Stabbing victim ‘improving’, DUP leader says
Twenty-seven people have been made homeless as a result of the unrest, which broke out following protests over a knife attack that left a man seriously injured
Two children airlifted to Temple Street children’s hospital after Mayo crash
Collision occurred on N59 at Clooneen, near Westport
Belfast knife victim ‘stable’ as family say they are ‘disgusted’ by disorder
Earlier, the PSNI warned social media users that it is aware the some users are posting address details online in a “totally unacceptable” manner
State to invest €460m to set up seven advanced tech research centres
An AI centre will get €122 million in funding and be co-ordinated by five universities
‘A true lion’: Fergus Slattery’s funeral hears he was ‘a force of nature on and off the field’
Campaigning on brain injuries in rugby may have been his ‘greatest contribution of all’
Man (41) charged after serious assault in Portarlington
Ian Barnes from Charleston Place, Finglas, Dublin 11 was charged with the offence
FAI understood to have settled on moving Ireland v Israel to neutral venue
Board in talks with Uefa but decision to play home game at a neutral venue said to be made informally
Man allegedly part of ‘14-man pack’ that chased Qayyum Balogun charged over assaults
Charges against Joshua Brodericks (25), of Rahoon, Galway, do not directly relate to Balogun, says judge
Veterinary body cuts ties with Horse Sport Ireland as State-funded body hit by resignations
Appointment of former NI chief vet to HSI board among several factors behind to withdrawal and resignation of a board director
Man (20s) arrested after €3m seizure of ‘Gelato’ branded cannabis at Rosslare
Herbal cannabis seized weighed in at 145kg
Man (21) tried to flee killer before being stabbed in Dublin city centre
Deceased named as Qayyum Balogun as gardaí seek CCTV footage from Grafton Street, Clarendon Street and Coppinger Row
‘We didn’t have time to think’: The four Dollymount Sea Scouts who saved swimmer in Clontarf
The scouts had been practising man overboard drills that morning, ‘We were ready’
Captain Americas bids farewell to Grafton Street: ‘All good things come to an end’
Closing time after 55 years: ‘All good things come to an end. You have got to move on’
Campaigner and Holocaust survivor Tomi Reichental dies aged 90
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said he leaves a ‘lasting legacy of dignity, courage and enlightenment’