An inquest into the deaths of ten people in a fire at a halting site in Carrickmines, Co Dublin is due to get under way today.

No criminal charges will be brought in relation to the deaths of 10 victims of a fire at a Carrickmines halting site.

There has been a raid on a cash-in-transit van in Dublin this evening.

No prosecution will be brought against Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council in relation to a fire which claimed the lives of 10 people three years ago.

The devastating fire that killed five adults and five children on a Traveller halting site a year ago should be a watershed and raise uncomfortable questions, an anniversary Mass has heard today.

THE question mark says it all in Ireland Shed a Tear?, Michael Collins’s dramatic response to the Carrickmines fire last year, in which 10 people, including five children, lost their lives, writes Alan O’Riordan

An audit of Traveller accommodation in the wake of the Carrickmines tragedy has found a litany of potentially lethal safety hazards in the homes across the country.

Gardaí have launched an appeal for information on a hit and run incident which has left a teenage girl with a broken pelvis.

A group representing the survivors of the Carrickmines fire, has said the grieving families have made an emotional journey back to south Co Dublin.

Heartbreaking scenes unfolded in Wexford town yesterday as relatives of Thomas and Sylvia Connors and their children were flanked by mourners while the funeral convoy made its way to their final resting place.

It was a sombre day in Wexford today as the funerals of the Carrickmines victims took place at the Church of The Assumption on Bride Street.

The deaths of ten people including several children in a blaze has unleashed a devastating earthquake of grief, the funeral of five of the victims has heard.

The funeral is being held in south Dublin of the five members of the Connors family, who perished in the Carrickmines fire.

A group representing the Traveller and Roma community has expressed its shock at the temporary accommodation arrangements for survivors of the Carrickmines fire in south Co Dublin.

Temporary accommodation for the families that survived the Glenamuck Road fire is to be provided at a Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Council-owned car park, beside Ballyogan Works Depot.

The parish priest of the Connors family, five of whom perished in the Carrickmines fire, will raise the matter of prejudice against Travellers at their removal.

Thomas Connors, the youngest survivor of the Carrickmines fire, will be released from hospital today.

Thomas Connors, the four-year-old boy who survived the Carrickmines fire, is being released from hospital tomorrow.

The funerals of five victims of the Carrickmines fire have taken place in Co Wicklow.

Pope Francis has expressed his "deep sadness" for the victims of the Carrickmines fire.

The funerals of five victims of the Carrickmines fire are taking place in Bray, Co Wicklow.

Funerals for the victims of the Carrickmines fire tragedy are to take place next week.

A vigil will be held in Dublin city centre this afternoon in honour of the victims of the Carrickmines fire and their families.

The bodies of the people who died in the fire at a halting site in Carrickmines last Saturday morning have been formally identified.

The residents at the centre of a stand-off over temporary accommodation for survivors of the Carrickmines fire say they are not “the bad guys”.

Talks aimed at ending the standoff over temporary accommodation for survivors of the Carrickmines fire are taking place in Dublin this morning.

The Southside Traveller Action Group says it hopes an agreement can be reached "very soon" over the re-settlement of 15 people who survived the Carrickmines fire.

Residents blocking survivors of the Carrickmines fire from temporary accommodation are due to meet County Council officials again this morning.

A candlelit vigil is taking place this evening at the scene of Saturday’s fire in Carrickmines in which ten people were killed.

Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council has agreed that members of the travelling community, whose halting site was destroyed in a fire which killed 10 people, will be housed at a temporary site for six months instead of eight.

The Taoiseach has called for consultations with local communities today over accommodation for survivors of last weekend's halting site fire.

Books of Condolence for the families and friends of the victims of the Carrickmines fire have been opened by Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council.

The Society of St Vincent de Paul (SVP) has opened a bank account for donations for the families affected by the recent fire at Carrickmines.

Neighbours of an extended Traveller family virtually wiped out in an horrific fire on Saturday morning came together last night in a show of support and sympathy.

The victims of a horror blaze which claimed 10 lives including five children may have been enjoying a “little do” before the fire broke out, a relative said.

A message in a book of condolence has bade farewell to five “little souls” killed in a blaze at a travellers’ halting site.