Detectives from the PSNI rape crime unit are appealing for information following reports of a serious sexual assault in County Antrim.

Update - 2pm: Three teenagers have appeared in court charged in connection with a stabbing incident in Longford Town on St Patrick's Day.

Members of the public who are planning to travel to Anthony Foley’s funeral should allow plenty of time for the journey as huge crowds are expected to flock to the church to pay their final respects to the rugby legend.

A Brazilian man has appeared in court on three charges relating to an incident which led to the death of a 28-year-old man in Waterford over the weekend.

A man in his thirties is due in court this morning in relation to a fatal stabbing in Waterford.

Gardaí have appealed to two women who might have been in the vicinity of a fatal stabbing at the weekend to come forward.

Gardaí investigating a man's death in Waterford are appealing for two women to come forward.

TOMORROW, the pinnacle of the GAA season is reached, but it’s an occasion about much more than a game of football between two hyper-trained teams, writes Michael Clifford.

This week is all about the Celtic Whiskey Shop in part to celebrate its new bar/restaurant/shop called the Irish Whiskey Experience on New Street (just off Main St) in Killarney, Co Kerry.

A quarter of a century after their release, the Birmingham Six still live with the impact of their jailing, writes Michael Clifford

The sight of heavily armed men in balaclavas packed inside black Landcruisers gave many a passing pedestrian a startle.

Tommy Barker has a front-row seat for the Fassbenders’ new release.

Gloomy gable ends and scruffy shopfronts are among 24 sites in Waterford’s city centre scheduled for a spectacular makeover in the next few days.

At least 30 children were trafficked throughout Ireland for sexual abuse and exploitation between 2013 and 2014, a Dáil debate seeking Ireland’s first ever laws specifically targeting child grooming has heard.

Dublin Fire Brigade is tackling a blaze at a building off New Street.

See where in the country almost 1,900 farmers received over €50k; Council leaves residents languishing in a fire trap; and Suzanne Harrington explains why female Viagra is a flawed idea. Here’s this morning’s irishexaminer.com round up.

Easter and once again it is time to have a go at the teaching profession. What’s new? In fairness, your editorial of April 7 admits that the education system in Ireland has suffered from cutbacks, increasing class size, etc.

A gang of men are believed to have violently attacked a Spanish couple because they were from another country, police in England have said.

Two women, still in a merry mood after a night out, stole €33 worth of lingerie for a lark.

Four units of the Dublin Fire Brigade responded to a house fire in the city centre overnight.

The way has been cleared for a permanent Islamic centre in Killarney.

Mother and baby are said to be dong fine.

A suspected bomber who suffered horrific blast injuries ran past shocked eye-witnesses with his hands to his face screaming “please help me, please help me”.

Austerity has led to the closure of an upmarket and Michelin-recommended restaurant in Killarney, its owners have claimed.

Two teenagers were last night being questioned in relation to the death of a 22-year-old who was found dead in an abandoned building last Monday.

An Assistant State Pathologist is en route to Waterford this morning, where he will carry out a post mortem on the body of a young man, found in the city yesterday.

Gardaí are appealing for information after the body of a young man was found in Waterford city.

Gardaí in Waterford are treating as suspicious the death of a man whose body was found in a disused building yesterday evening.

Gardaí are investigating the discovery of a man's body in Waterford City this evening.

Dan Buckley’s recent article (Irish Examiner, Mar 6) omitted the 1924 Olympic Bronze Medal won by TC Murray who was born in New St, Macroom on Jan 17, 1873.

POLITICIANS faced a barrage of criticism for their response to the violence that has rocked Britain for four days.

A THIRD garda was yesterday found guilty of an offence arising out of an assault on a man who resisted arrest after being caught urinating on the street last year.

A Waterford Garda has today been found not guilty of assault causing harm, but guilty of assault on a civilian in the city last year.

Jury deliberations have resumed in the case of a female garda accused of assaulting a man during an arrest in Waterford city last year.

A jury will this morning resume its deliberations in the case of a female garda accused of assaulting a man during an arrest in Waterford city last year.

Two Gardaí have been convicted at Waterford Circuit Court in connection with an assault in the city last year.

The jury in the trial of four gardaí charged in connection with an assault in Waterford has begun its deliberations.

GARDAÍ are not entitled to “hand out punishment to people there and then as they see fit”, the jury in an assault trial has been told.

ONE of the gardaí on trial for allegedly assaulting a man on the street in Waterford took to the witness box yesterday to deny he used “unnecessary force” when restraining the alleged victim.

THE National Assets Management Agency (NAMA) has told the High Court it has “no current intention” to sell properties in Britain and Ireland of developer David Daly over which it has appointed receivers.

Gardai in Dublin are asking for help in tracing a teenager who has been missing since last Thursday.