A Central Criminal Court jury will resume deliberations tomorrow morning in the trial of a woman accused of murdering her colleague by driving him into a harbour, where he drowned.

A 15-year-old girl who died after she stepped out in front of a truck was on her mobile phone at the time.

A Central Criminal Court jury has been told that a car driven into the sea in 2013 was used “as an instrument of murder”.

A woman charged with murdering her colleague by driving him into a harbour, where he drowned told gardaí that she had to “fight for my life” under the water.

A woman accused of murdering her colleague by driving him into a harbour, where he drowned, told gardaí she was hoping to save him if she had seen him in the water.

A woman accused of murdering her colleague by driving him into a harbour, where he drowned, told gardaí he was dead because of his love for her.

A murder trial jury has seen a video of the deceased celebrating his birthday with the woman alleged to have murdered him by driving him into a harbour, where he drowned.

A jury has been shown a Valentine’s card allegedly sent to the woman charged with murdering the sender by driving him into a harbour, where he drowned. The court also heard that she had denied driving into the water deliberately.

A woman charged with murdering her colleague by driving him into a harbour, where he drowned, told gardaí she couldn’t take it any more when he got into her car after spending two years following her, texting her, and telling her he loved her.

Update 4.44pm: A jury in the trial of a woman accused of murdering her colleague has heard there was a series of calls made between them in the hours before his death.

A woman has gone on trial, charged with murdering her colleague in Wicklow by driving him into a deep harbour where he drowned.

A Polish woman was charged yesterday with the murder of a former work colleague in Co Wicklow last year.

A 27-year-old woman has appeared in court in Wicklow, charged with murdering a 31-year-old man in March of last year.

Both Wicklow RNLI lifeboats launched at 1.40pm today after a small boat with four occupants sank eight miles north east of Wicklow harbour.

A male pedestrian has been struck by a truck at Aston Quay in Dublin.

THE famous blaa is on the menu during a 10-day festival celebrating the best of local produce from the south-east.

THEY’VE braved mountainous seas, treacherous reefs and Atlantic storms on their epic 35,000 kilometre round-the-world yacht race.

LIMERICK County Council have brought in experts to try and pinpoint the root cause of floods that swamped Newcastle West and Athea on August 1 when the Arra and Galey rivers burst their banks.

MANY people are still homeless as a result of last week’s flooding in Newcastle West and surrounding areas.

Several cattle drowned and an elderly woman had to be airlifted to hospital today during freak floods that devastated homes and businesses.

The ISEQ-index has begun the week with modest gains climbing 13.20 points at 9716.78 this morning.

Bathroom suite manufacturer Qualceram Shires has announced that it has completed the contract process to purchase the South Quay in Arklow, Co Wicklow from the Arklow Harbour Commissioners for €2m.

The financials dragged the market into the red today with AIB dominating the ISEQ fallers board.

Bathroom suites distributor Qualceram Shires has reached agreement on the purchase of the freehold interest relating to part of the group’s facility at South Quay, Arklow, Co Wicklow.

Here are some of the key episodes in the peace process since the IRA announced its historic ceasefire almost 11 years ago:

A 24-year-old Co Wicklow man has been acquitted of the manslaughter of his sister’s boyfriend at a family wedding in 2000.

A 29-year-old man died from respiratory distress caused by head injuries he received from a "mild punch", Dublin Circuit Criminal Court has heard on the second day of a manslaughter trial.

A 29-year-old man died six days after hitting his head on the ground after receiving a punch from his girlfriend’s brother, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court has heard.

POLICE yesterday seized more than half a tonne of ammonium nitrate fertiliser which may have foiled a terror bombing on British soil.