Group asks to be tried together in court trial
AA TD Paul Murphy says he wants to be tried with all the other water charge protesters accused of falsely imprisoning the Tánaiste in Dublin.
First refugee deportations after EU deal
More than 200 migrants and refugees who failed to gain asylum have been sent back to Turkey on the first boats from Greece under an EU deal.
Campaign launched to boost tyre awareness
71 people died because of defective tyres on vehicles in the four years to 2012, according to a new report from the Road Safety Authority.
A multi-million Euro investment is proposed for Borrisoleigh
Planning permission is being sought to develop a nursing home on the former Convent site in the town.
Panama Papers reveal financial details of high profile figures
The hidden wealth of some of the world’s most prominent leaders, politicians and celebrities has been revealed in a massive leak.
Talks on government formation are to resume today.
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil will continue talks with independents - the objective for each party is to have more votes than the other, when the next ballots for Taoiseach are held on Wednesday.
Deputy Paul Murphy due back in court later
AAA TD Paul Murphy is due back in court today with fifteen others accused of falsely imprisoning the Tánaiste and her adviser during a water charge protest.
Flights have resumed at Brussels Airport under tighter security.
The Airport partially reopened yesterday, 12 days after it was hit by Islamic State attacks, killing a total of 32 people.
