Inquest into prisoner’s death delayed after DPP ‘mislaid’ file, court hears
Michael Devlin absconded from an open air jail but was detained again and died a month later
‘Well worth viewing’: Perseid meteor shower to continue Wednesday night
Stargazers can expect to see up to 30 meteors an hour in Irish skies, astronomer says
Former Fianna Fáil councillor ‘recklessly’ failed to disclose son’s interest in lands, ethics watchdog finds
Tommy Reilly was a councillor in Meath for almost three decades
Man charged with murder and attempted murder following death of Stephen Brannigan and serious assault of priest
Stephen Brannigan was found dead in the Marian Park area on Sunday after Fr John Murray was brutally attacked at church
Pope Leo calls for release of Gena Heraty and eight others kidnapped in Haiti
Missionary from Co Mayo was abducted from orphanage near Port-au-Prince
Downpatrick attacks: PSNI suspects man’s murder and attempted murder of priest may be ‘connected’
Suspect (30) in custody in connection with killing of Stephen Brannigan and brutal attack on Canon John Murray (75)
Met Éireann forecasts highs of 26 degrees tomorrow as warm front moves over Ireland
Met Éireann forecasts warm and humid conditions throughout this week
Trump and Putin will meet to discuss Ukraine peace deal in Alaska next week
Presidents of the United States and Russia to meet in person for first time since 2019
Intel gathered following HSE attack leads to dismantling of ransomware gang
Operation targeted international group said to be responsible for ‘serious ransomware attacks’
Irish chef Anna Haugh to replace MasterChef host Gregg Wallace
Haugh set to step in as co-host of show which has been mired in controversy
Wexford Fleadh Cheoil breaks Guinness World Record for largest céilí band
More than 1,000 people played the Wexford Polka and other tunes on traditional instruments
A night with Dublin’s taxi drivers: ‘If somebody decides to run, you can’t control it’
Racism, fare evasion by ‘runners’ and safety concerns are among the issues drivers report
‘It knocked my self-belief’: Adi Roche reflects on ‘shockingly dirty’ presidential campaign
Former presidential nominee says prospective candidates ‘need to think very carefully’ before going forward
‘Important as ever’ to fight nuclear proliferation, Hiroshima bombing commemoration in Dublin hears
Remembrance event is held to mark 80 years since first atomic bomb dropped on Japan
Dublin Horse Show is back for its 150th running and organisers expect more than 110,000 to attend
1,600 horses and ponies champing at the bit ahead of €1.4m competition