Security alert ends in Newry after controlled explosion on ‘crude yet viable’ pipe bomb
The PSNI said the device has been removed and taken away for further forensic examination.
Soldier walks free after beating woman unconscious and boasting about it on social media
The incident occurred in May 2022 in Limerick City.
Kneecap given go-ahead to challenge UK government in court for blocking them from getting £15,000
The group were denied funding on what they say was a discriminatory basis by the UK Department of Business and Trade last February.
Debunked: Why terms like ‘illegals’ and ‘people trafficking’ mischaracterise the asylum system
The terms “illegal males” and “trafficking centres” went unchecked on social media.
Work permit holders to be allowed to change jobs under new laws
The Employment Permits Bill 2022 cleared the final stages of the Oireachtas yesterday and is due to be signed into law by the president.
Man charged with murder of 74-year-old Michael McConville in Crossmaglen
The 67-year-old man is due to appear before Banbridge Magistrates Court tomorrow.
Oireachtas committee to grill horseracing agency and regulators on accounts and abattoir
Revelations about a Kildare abattoir and financial transactions involving an injured jockeys charity will come in for scrutiny.
Green Party to name new leader on 8 July as O’Gorman and Hackett vie to replace Eamon Ryan
Nominations for the leadership contest will close at 9pm on Monday.
