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Yesterday, Natasha Rooney said she will dedicate every bone in her body to ensure justice for her son Seán, who was killed in December 2022

Nationally €2.6m will fund new trail infrastructure and ongoing maintenance at 169 sites, meanwhile €1.4m will be used to repair damage caused to up to 200 recreational sites following recent storms.

Natasha Rooney says she will dedicate every bone in her body to ensure justice for Seán

Christopher O'Grady, with an address in Dundalk, was found guilty following a trial last March

He is due to appear before a sitting of Blanchardstown District Court this morning.

In a post on social media, Killian Allen who runs the funfair said they had already reduced their stay in Blackrock from 14 days to 9 in good faith, to address local concerns.

Services are operating between Dundalk/Drogheda and Skerries.

Judge Dara Hayes said the 55 year old had used the car as a weapon.

Keogh joined Dundalk in 2023, and has been a regular in the first team since making his debut last year. 

There was little to choose between last year’s beaten semi-finalists.

Niamh (28) has played a key role in Meath’s march to a third All-Ireland Senior Championship Final

The lock has endured a very testing time with a succession of injuries..

The Cullentra handler was well represented in the big race, and it was his 11/1 chance who obliged

The triple-header gets underway with Louth v Antrim in the Junior decider at 11:45am on Sunday.

It comes just days after spinach packs were recalled.

They initially were priced at €30.

The heavy metal icon died last week, aged 76.

The shallow earthquake damaged buildings and injured several people in the remote Russian region, while much of Japan's eastern seaboard - devastated by a 9.0 magnitude earthquake and tsunami in 2011 - was ordered to evacuate.

IPC warns of looming famine amid severe food shortages

US eyes sanctions and tariffs against Moscow

“Energy Efficiency and Water Conservation”

"Growing Your Own”

This week, in light of two high profile incidents in the past week, we look at how climate change has impacted on rising levels of turbulence in aviation, the EPA warns about meeting emissions targets and it's that time of the year again - judging for annual Tidy Towns competition.

This week we examine the latest data revealing a drop in emissions across the EU, ESRI figures have revealed teens and those in their 20s believe older people are less concerned about climate change, and the EPA releases it's bathing water report for 2023.

The world just experienced its hottest April on record, extending an 11-month streak.