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Gerry Adams pictured as he arrived at court (Photo: RollingNews.ie)

BBC aired 'unjustified' attack on Gerry Adams, court told

Senior Counsel for former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has said that a BBC programme which aired almost ten years ago amounted to an "unjustified attack on his reputation".

Courts • 29 Apr 25

Cardinal Camerlengo Kevin Joseph Farrell blesses the open casket containing the body of Pope Francis

Drimnagh to Rome: Cardinal Farrell to oversee conclave

It was Cardinal Kevin Farrell who delivered the news of Pope Francis's death to the world and he will continue to play a central role in the days and weeks ahead.

Europe • 28 Apr 25

Kris Kiggins, of no fixed abode, appeared before Bray District Court charged with violent disorder and production of an article capable of inflicting serious injury

Man charged in connection with Bray man's death

A 32-year-old man has been charged in connection with the death of William Moorehouse in Bray, Co Wicklow, earlier this year.

Courts • 24 Apr 25

Lavinia Reidy is one of the more than 81,000 people waiting for a date for their test

Frustration for learners over driving test wait times

The Road Safety Authority has said it will be towards the end of the year before waiting times for driving tests reduce significantly.

Ireland • 20 Apr 25

The club said it has turned away around 50 children since last September

Boxing club turning away children due to lack of space

A boxing club in Tallaght in Dublin has said it can no longer accept new members as it has run out of space.

Dublin • 17 Apr 25

March 2025 saw the lowest level of recorded residential burglaries since 2021, according to gardaí

17 residential burglaries per day over winter, say gardaí

There were roughly 17 recorded residential burglaries per day in Ireland across the winter period, according to garda figures.

Ireland • 14 Apr 25

The owner of Brady's Coffee explained that he did not initially expect his business to be impacted by the tariffs

Coffee company 'on the back foot' as US tariffs hit home

From large multinationals to small family-run businesses, the trade war emerging due to newly announced US tariffs is impacting on companies of every size.

Ireland • 09 Apr 25

The North Georgian Core takes in Mountjoy Square and its surrounding streets

Survey to assess neglect of Dublin's north Georgian core

A survey is under way to assess the dilapidation of Dublin's historic north Georgian core, the Department of Heritage has said, as experts say the level of dereliction and neglect is at its highest in decades.

Dublin • 08 Apr 25

Verona Murphy's constituency office in New Ross

Support and criticism for Verona Murphy in New Ross

On the streets around New Ross the news of the latest instalment in the Dáil row reverberated, after several Opposition party leaders told Verona Murphy that her position as Ceann Comhairle was untenable.

Leinster • 26 Mar 25

Kate O'Connor arrives home from China with her World Indoor silver medal

Kate O'Connor arrives home with World Indoor silver medal

There was another celebrated homecoming for Dundalk track star Kate O'Connor today.

Regional • 25 Mar 25