‘Locked down’ celebrity chef, Richard Corrigan doesn’t expect his London restaurants to be operational again before September.

Four people have been arrested as part of the investigation into the abduction and attack on Quinn Industrial Holdings director Kevin Lunney in September.

A man in his early 20s has died following a collision in Monaghan.

The two vehicle collision occurred at around 2.15am this morning.

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin is facing calls to “consider his position” by grassroots party members in Co Cavan.

Sinn Féin Cavan-Monaghan candidate Pauline Tully has said a video of her campaign van playing a pro-IRA song may have been faked.

Fine Gael has launched its economic plan for the next five years which focuses heavily on Brexit and the party’s record of financial stability, but acknowledged that mistakes have been made and lessons learned in the recent past regarding the spiralling budgets of the likes of the National Children’s Hospital.

It would be a little unfair to describe Micheál Martin’s disposition as cocky at Fianna Fáil’s campaign launch event. But he certainly seemed composed. Confident even.

The three men had been refused bail at Virginia District Court earlier this month, but sought to have that decision overturned by bringing an application to the High Court in Dublin.

Anthony Corcoran (39) spoke to gardaí the morning after he knocked down Peter Maunde.

The driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene and his body has been removed to Cavan General Hospital.

Four men have appeared in court charged with the assault and false imprisonment of Kevin Lunney.

Four men are due to appear in court later this morning in connection with the abduction of Kevin Lunney.

The prohibition order is believed to be the first of its kind made here under the 2011 Property Services (Regulation) Act.

Pressure is mounting on gang members involved in planning and executing the abduction of businessman Kevin Lunney following the arrest of three people suspected of being on the fringes of the crime.

Mr D'Arcy has ignored calls to apologise to gardaí for the controversial comments.

A Minister of State has said that senior gardaí on the border let down directors at Quinn Industrial Holdings (QIH).

Police believe computers, phones and documentation seized from a “safe house” used by the suspected orchestrator of the abduction of Kevin Lunney could have “significant potential” in unearthing evidence.

There are reports that the main suspect in the the kidnapping and torture of Kevin Lunney has died.

Searches are taking place at a number of locations in Ireland and the UK as part of the investigation into the abduction and torture of Kevin Lunney in September.

THE savagery of the capture and attack on Quinn Industrial Holdings executive Kevin Lunney has been brought home to us in his harrowing account broadcast by the BBC Spotlight programme on Tuesday evening.

Peter Butterly, a 35-year-old father of three, was shot dead on March 6, 2013 outside The Huntsman Inn in Gormanston, Co Meath. He died from gun shots wounds to his neck and upper back.

There was also a fatal crash in Co Cavan when a pedestrian was hit by a bus

The downgrading of a key garda station along the border between Cavan and Fermanagh has resulted in police being unable to provide an effective service, frontline gardaí have said.

Gardaí in Cavan have completed a search at a site they believe is connected to the abduction and assault of Kevin Lunney.

Gardaí are cautioning that it could take some time before the results of their forensic examination of the suspected torture site of company executive Kevin Lunney become known.

A search is continuing in Co Cavan today at a site believed to be the location of a brutal assault on Quinn executive Kevin Lunney last week.

Gardaí are forensically examining a container in rural Co Cavan that may have been where company executive Kevin Lunney was beaten and tortured.

The car involved in yesterday's fatal crash in Co Cavan has been recovered from the canal at Woodford River.

The Taoiseach has branded the abduction and beating of businessman Kevin Lunney as “cowardly and brutal”.

“Any proper individual with a sense of morals would condemn that,” he told regional radio station Northern Sound.

Kevin Lunney, 50, was abducted and “brutally” beaten and dumped 22 miles away before he was rescued by a passerby who called emergency services.

A senior executive in the companies once owned by billionaire Sean Quinn sustained life-changing injuries when he was abducted and beaten by a masked gang, police have said.