Mayo man accused of killing his wife pleads insanity as murder trial opens
The prosecution said the jury will be hearing “quite a lot of expert evidence compared to other trials” on psychiatric matters.
ABP rules no permission required for Cork housing estate to be taken over for social housing
The local authority said any difference between the authorised use of the development and the proposed use by Respond was not deemed significant.
Gardaí arrest man, 40s, in investigation into assault on woman near Dublin Airport
The woman was discovered with serious injuries along the R108 in Huntstown on 20 October.
Poll: Would you be in favour of lowering the voting age to 16?
A Fianna Fáil Senator has called for the voting age to be lowered to 16.
Ashling Murphy trial: Judge to continue charge to the jury today before deliberations begin
Jozef Puska, aged 33, has pleaded not guilty to murdering Ashling Murphy on 12 January 2022.
The percentage of deceased patients becoming organ donors has fallen
Brain death was diagnosed in 103 patients in 2021 with only 50 becoming organ donors.
Israeli Embassy shows graphic footage of 7 October attacks at screening for Irish media
The screening took place as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu again rejected calls for a ceasefire.
The West Bank: ‘Settlers have been pointing guns at Palestinians, telling them to stay inside’
Journalist Hannah McCarthy meets one community from Susiya as settler violence uproots Palestinian communities across the West Bank.
