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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said he was not among the senior government figures who had seen a 2011 memo detailing the legal strategy.

Leo Varadkar said there was no hard deadline to agree a deal over the Northern Ireland Protocol by the anniversary of the peace deal

Case against Trump over hush money to porn star goes to grand jury Monday - report

PC Sam Grigg, previously attached to the South West Command Unit, used duct tape to restrain Natasha Rabinowitz in Twickenham, south-west London

A man who kicked in the door of his former partner's home and assaulted her has been jailed for 16 months

A mother of four has asked the High Court for an injunction restraining the Co Dublin GAA club Fingallians from barring her children from participating in club activities

An attack on homeless migrants in Dublin on Saturday highlights the need to campaign for a fair society, according to trade union Unite

Samuel McAuley (26) died after the incident in Belfast city centre on Saturday evening.

A violent criminal who attempted to murder his then partner when she was 32 weeks pregnant shouted "I'll rip her out of you," as he kicked her repeatedly in the stomach, the Central Criminal Court has heard

Ciara Kelleher (51) of Blackhorse Ave, Dublin 7 has pleaded not guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to one count of conspiring with others to defraud investors in and clients and customers of Custom House Capital

A north Dublin residents group has submitted a hard-hitting objection against the €250 million runway tunnel plan

Outdoor magazine Mountain Gazette said in its online edition that the US skier was Kyle Smaine (31)

New accounts show that pre-tax profits soared at Lisney Ltd as revenues increased by 49 per cent from €9.52 million to €14.16 million in the 12 months to the end of March last.

Cork-based Peregrine Technologies (Holdings) Ltd says the patent granted to UL in 2016 should be revoked.

Laois County Council granted planning permission to Shanoon Resources Ltd for the re-opening of mining activities on its side of the Laois-Kilkenny border.

Your lunchtime update: Homelessness in Ireland is now beyond crisis point, says Fr Peter McVerry; and Minister of State for Integration Joe O'Brien has condemned an attack on a migrant camp in Ashtown, Dublin.

The "real number" of homeless people in the country was likely double or triple the official figures, the campaigner said.

Speaking on Newstalk’s Pat Kenny show, Mr Varadkar said he did not receive the so-called ‘stealth’ memo in relation to the handling of legal claims around refunds over the State’s failure to provide nursing home care to older people.

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan said the Government will likely scale back financial measures on a phased basis.

The Northern Irishman won the tournament for the third time in his career.

Could you be at risk of developing cardiovascular disease without knowing it?

Andy McGuinniety received almost €100 from Meath County Council after his tyre was destroyed

IBEC’s director of lobbying and influence Fergal O’Brien was responding to a new report by the employers body which found that housing challenges were directly impacting the economy as businesses cannot fill positions.

At The Grafton Hotel - with its 127 spacious, fresh, contemporary bedrooms - you are in for a treat.

The airline described the sustainable fuel as a blend ‘that mirrored the qualities of jet fuel’.