Series of reports published by Minister for Justice ‘lay bare cracks in system that continue to widen, with devastating consequences’

Legal case adjourned to allow time for mediation as protesters voice concern over threat to Dublin nightlife

Hundreds of people attended protest in Dublin in support of Oyekanmi family last week

Temperatures set to increase in the coming days as wet conditions look set to persist

The image was taken on the day Wilde died

The forecaster has predicted more heavy rain across the country today

Boy hospitalised with non-life-threatening injuries after being struck by car near where Grace Lynch was hit and killed by scrambler

Venue owners say they find it ‘extremely difficult’ to accept recent claims made by neighbouring Hoxton Hotel

Norma Foley failed to properly consider whether St Joseph’s and Temple Hill should be included, court finds

Government should consider litigation if orders refuse to contribute cash for those sexually abused in schools, says Sinn Féin TD

Minister ‘paying close attention’ as talks with trade union continue in aftermath of recent flight disruption

Facility will oversee development of technology that could be used in space or elsewhere

17-metre vessel was donated to Irish Whale and Dolphin Group in 2011

Department of Justice currently dealing with 61 cases as parents struggle to agree on custody arrangements

Key reforms include abolition of juries in defamation cases and more protections for journalists