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The locals supporting the action “sincerely want” to see the site of Glebe House appropriately developed for housing, the court was told

The Taoiseach is among the global elites set to descend on the Swiss alpine town this week

A global study also found that the Irish public were the most likely to have cut back on their spending in response to rising prices.

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Belgian prosecutors suspect some people accepted bribes from World Cup host Qatar in a bid to influence European Union policymaking

The court heard that on a second occasion, when the girl was 15 she was found in possession of hundreds of images of child sex abuse

Patricia Kelly (61) of Alexandra Manor, Clane, Co Kildare is the widow of the charity's former chief executive, the late Paul Kelly

Jury told that Oliver Doran (24), with an address at Sophia Housing, Cork Street, Dublin 8, spent around one hour and 13 minutes in Mr Cheng’s home after gaining access through a rear window

Senior British politicians visited Foyle Port in Derry.

The Irish arm of IT giant Meta has gone to court over a decision by the Data Protection Commission to fine it €405 million

Judge Pauline Codd made the comments during the sentencing of Dean Pouch (31) and Jacek Luczyn (31), who both pleaded guilty to assault causing harm on Jervis Street, Dublin 1 on May 26th, 2021

The Hong Kong born, Mr Rocha moved away from high end, luxurious women’s clothing in 2014 but continued with lifestyle licensing deals

Little Baya, a pug, was found over the weekend by a woman who brought her to the Dublin Society for Prevention of Cruelty of Animals (DSPCA).

The goal was set out in a five-year plan that aims to make Ireland the best place in Europe for the LGBT community.

Det Supt Gallagher gave evidence on Monday about the shooting of Gary Hutch, Patrick Hutch and Edward Hutch along with the shooting in Spain of UK boxer Jamie Moore

The warning comes into effect at 4pm on Monday afternoon and will last until 12pm on Tuesday.

TechAds engaged certain parties, including V Media and First Click, to provide traffic to its partners in order to help develop advertising revenue

Sven Spollen Behrens (54), who later became director of the Small Firms’ Association (SFA) and has since resigned, stole just over €20,000 in order to pay private school fees.

Judge Dara Hayes said David Stamper's actions in stealing from the Credit Union over a six-year period had a “devastating effect” on its members and ultimately led to it ceasing to exist

Roche Pharma said: "It is regrettable that such life-changing medicines are often available to patients in other EU countries well before they are available to patients in Ireland.”

Bryan Kennedy (35) tried to hire a hitman to kill a couple that were exchanging intimate online messages with his now ex-wife

The aircraft had been travelling from Kathmandu to Pokhara when it crashed into Seti Gorge.

Judge Kathryn Hutton highlighted the shortage of judges on Monday when she had to abandon a personal injuries case mid-action in order to back up the Family Law list

No-one else was harmed in the crash, police said.

Prosecutors said in an indictment released ahead of their trial they are seeking four-and-a-half year prison sentences for each of the accused if they are found guilty of drug trafficking and another year in jail if they are convicted at trial of belonging to a criminal gang.