Mummified remains destroyed in Dublin church crypt fire as one man arrested
Back in 2019, the mummified head of an 800-year-old crusader was stolen from the crypt.
Criticism over controversial guillotine on planning bill, as Harris wants to ‘get the job done’
The guillotine is a legislative tool which allows for a debate on a piece of legislation to be stopped after an agreed period of time,
XL Bully: Government consulting Attorney General about banning dog breed, minister announces
It’s already a criminal offence to own an XL Bully in the UK without a valid license.
Poll: Are you going to any concerts this summer?
It’s outdoor gig season.
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
Here’s all the news to know as you start your day.
Tánaiste to seek approval for cyber defence and undersea cable projects
The military capability proposals are for two European Defence Agency and two PESCO projects.
Race for fourth place as top Dublin EU candidates remain unchanged after the second count day
Independent Ireland’s Niall Boylan is likely to run out of transfer-friendly candidates on the next count, after landing in third place on the last day.
Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan tops the poll in Midlands-North West but no candidates elected
A result is not expected for some time from the massive constituency.
