Man charged with causing ‘serious harm’ in connection with death of Juris Kokenbergs in Lucan
Tomas Cypas was remanded in custody by Judge O’Connell to appear on 5 November at Cloverhill District Court.
Spanish emergency services say flash floods have killed at least 62 people
Spain’s central government set up a crisis committee to help co-ordinate rescue efforts.
League of Ireland contributes almost €165m a year to Irish economy, new report says
Attendances have grown by 77% since 2019, according to report by BDO Ireland.
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
Noise complaints over MV Matthew, Israel’s ban on UNRWA condemned and two due in court in relation to discovery of man’s body.
Fixed customer price will not be set for 200 new Dublin EV chargers to be installed next year
An electric vehicle advocacy group has called for prices to be set as many will be reliant on the infrastructure.
Quiz: When were these Irish general elections held?
Taoiseach Simon Harris has this week announced that the general election will be held on a Friday in 2024.
Residents of a County Cork town have ‘had enough’ of loud noises coming from detained drug ship
The MV Matthew was seized on 26 September, 2023 in a dramatic drugs interdiction operation off the south coast.
Ireland among countries condemning Israeli parliament bill banning UNRWA
UNRWA Commissioner General Philippe Lazzarini said that the vote by the Israeli parliament this evening is “unprecedented and sets a dangerous precedent.”
