Hundreds of prospective parade go-ers in Dublin for fake Halloween event
Gardaí have asked members of the public to disperse.
Dry weather makes for prime trick-or-treating conditions this evening
Met Éireann has said weather conditions will stay mild and generally dry.
Tánaiste formally requests that block on Occupied Territories Bill be removed
It is understood that Micheál Martin has met with Senator Frances Black to discuss amendments to the draft law.
Outgoing TDs will be paid almost €4 million in pensions and payments in year after election
The Journal Investigates delves into the entitlements of the 29 TDs who are leaving politics.
Revealed: How much each TD not running for election can get in exit payment and pensions
The Journal Investigates did the sums.
Covid-19 inquiry set to get underway but will have no power to compel witnesses or documents
The Tánaiste said the review would be an “evaluation” of how the country performed during the coronavirus pandemic.
‘We need answers’: Creeslough families meet ministers to push for public inquiry
Four men, three women and three children, ranging in age from five to 59, died in the blast in 2022.
Two men jailed for total of 26.5 years for gang rape of teenage girl
In her victim impact statement, the victim described Patrick Kelly and Joseph Byrne as “the monsters in her dreams”.
