court and crimeGardaí question woman in connection with disappearance of Kyran DurninIt is understood that gardaí have spoken to the woman, aged in her 50s, multiple times. She is not currently suspected of killing the child
court and crimeInmate's death prompts warning from prison inspector about dangers 'of self-inflicted injuries'
Sex offences trial of former DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson due to begin Proceedings at Newry Crown Court will commence with the process of selecting a jury
Ten Cork music venues among 60 nationwide to get Government funds to nurture local talentOther notable venues to get between €5,000 and €20,000 are Dolans, the Commercial Bar and Wickham Way in Limerick city, and Bank Lane and the Reg in Waterford city
Three dead in South Korea after collapse at overpass demolition siteThree people were killed and three others injured when a decades-old overpass undergoing demolition partially collapsed in the South Korean capital Seoul, fire officials said.
Parties declare almost €300,000 spend on Dublin-Central and Galway-West by-electionsLast week's elections were the in Ireland under new EU rules, which require real-time declaration of spending
Drunk Cork man dressed himself in €800 worth of clothing from Marks & Spencer and walked out'It has to come to an end', judge told defendant, who has numerous previous convictions, including 57 for theft
What we learned after spending three days with President Catherine Connolly in London During her three-day visit to London this week, it was noticeable that when the president's glasses came off, she was about to ignore her prepared speech, prompting the journalists in the room to spring to attention