He told one resident the Government is ‘determined to do a number of short-term measures first’ to alleviate the impact of flood damage.

The drop-in facility is operated from the basement of the Riverbank Building on Merchant’s Quay, Dublin 8.

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly was speaking ahead of a traditional visit to Washington DC for St Patrick’s Day celebrations.

Two cryptocurrency accounts containing $410,000 have been frozen, along with an account at a local financial institution holding over €20,000.

The lorry driver, a male in his 60s, was taken to hospital for assessment.

Thankfully for those who enjoy a tipple with their meal, the price of wine remained unchanged.

Jeffrey Donaldson and his wife Lady Eleanor Donaldson have been accused of alleged historical sexual offences which they deny.

Kenneth Fox and Eva Osborne The National Emergency Co-ordination Group (NECG) and its related subgroups met again on Monday to continue to prepare for the risk of further flooding.

Monday's front pages focus on a range of stories, from Tusla being against a new law that would remove parental rights from killers to the Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly being urged to resign if he cannot fix scrambler issues. 

A Brat Bhríde (Brigid's Cloak) is a piece of cloth left outside on the eve of February 1st. It is believed that as St Brigid passes, she blesses the cloth, imbuing it with healing power for the year.

Documents seen by BreakingNews.ie show correspondence to Dublin City Council from the public, where people were divided on whether the name should be kept or not.

Just under €212m was spent on Ozempic and Saxenda under the medical card, Drugs Payment Scheme and Long-Term Illness schemes in two years and eight months

The US-Ireland Alliance said the George J Mitchell Scholarship Programme would no longer bear the former US senator’s name.

It involved five cars and a van, and occurred at around 11.20am.

Byrne told the Sunday Independent that she "didn’t understand why [she] deserved to be capped.”

No arrests have been made.

A man has been arrested after the incident in Ahoghill.

Held every year in Los Angeles, the awards celebrate music achievements and are regarded as the most prestigious awards in the music industry

New figures provided by the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration, Jim O’Callaghan show that the spend increased by €195 million to €1.2 billion in 2025 on the outlay of €1.005 billion in 2024.

Police said the incident on Saturday was a ‘clear attempt to destroy someone’s home’.

It comes as a Status Yellow rain warning is in place for a number of counties on Monday.

Figures released by Dublin City Council show the South Circular Road replaced Merrion Square South as the location for the most vehicles clamped by parking enforcement officials in 2025.

More than 100,000 people have signed a petition to support Mark Hehir, 62, who was sacked after he chased a thief who stole a passenger’s necklace.

Met Éireann said that further heavy rain falling on saturated ground, combined with high river levels and high tides, will lead to localised flooding, river flooding and difficult travel conditions.

In Bray, turnkey properties are in particularly high demand

However, Sinn Féin still remains the most popular party in the country

A rundown of the stories leading the news on Sunday.

Alex Cooney, chief executive of CyberSafeKids, said, "Blanket bans, like in the case of Australia, are excessive."

Micheál Martin's comments come after he met with the National Emergency Coordination Group (NECG) on Saturday, where he was briefed on the current situation and response.

The men are due to appear in court on Saturday evening.

Jamie Stedman, 32, and Amy Gavin, 33, with an address at Shroughmore, Ballindaggin, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford, appeared before Judge Gerard Jones

Shane Goodall, 47, appeared at Dublin District Court on Saturday, charged with causing damage by fire to a mattress at his address, North Circular Road, on Friday.

Detectives have appealed for information about the incident in the city centre.

Parts of Co Wexford remain among the worst hit areas following further overnight rain.

It was alleged the teenager was going out every night and getting involved in motor theft, and his grandparents could not handle him.

Detectives are appealing for information about the Friday-night incident.

Cabinet will hold a special committee meeting on floods and storms in the coming days to discuss the matter

The former president was speaking on a podcast with students at her former school

The fatal collision involving a car and a pedestrian occurred around 5:25 am in the Mylerstown area of Robertstown.

Gardaí seized 506 kgs of cannabis

Two women in their 60s were also removed to hospital for treatment for non-life threatening injures

Larry Fink suggested that the World Economic Forum might expand its footprint, suggesting Dublin as a potential stage

Gardaí said the assault took place on North Wall Quay, Dublin 1

A meeting between Uisce Éireann and Meath County Council has been organised for Tuesday

A rundown of the biggest stories on Saturday morning

Political pressure is growing on the Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly

€224 monthly running cost and strong brand loyalty revealed by Carzone survey

The role of director general of the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) is due to be filled later this year

The amount of money involved is a six-figure sum.

Thomas Doody (32) and Gavin Downey (30) were charged with possession and possession for sale of supply of cannabis at Glennamucklagh West in Newmarket, Co Cork on Wednesday.

The man brought High Court proceedings when the child’s mother refused to return her from Ireland after an agreed summer holiday last year.

The incident occurred at a terraced house on Grafton Street

More heavy rain is forecast on Friday, with river and surface water flooding continuing to be a risk due to saturated ground conditions and high river levels

Mr Nkencho, 27, the eldest of five siblings, died after being shot by gardaí outside his west Dublin home in December 2020.

Jill St John Harrington alleges Judge James O’Connor assaulted her at the Gleneagle Hotel, Killarney in October 2017, at an event to launch an autobiography of acclaimed Gaelic footballer, Colm ‘The Gooch’ Cooper.

A house on the Newtownards Road was searched and detectives uncovered a quantity of the suspect plants and ‘associated equipment’.

Calls to preserve St Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre have grown as objections mount against the €100 million redevelopment plan in the heart of Dublin.

In a judgment, Judge Oisín Quinn said Outeniqua was entitled to an order for the return of the deposit

He will now present a programme at the weekends, starting on Saturday, March 7th.

The number of people accessing emergency accommodation has been increasing steadily for years and the monthly figures published by the Department of Housing have become an example of the scale of the housing crisis.

The woman is giving evidence via video-link and through two interpreters – an Irish Sign Language (ISL) interpreter and a deaf relay

The coroner told the jury that there are two verdicts available to them – death by misadventure and the narrative verdict.

Her mother Siobhan said Grace was ‘loved by so many people’ and ‘only starting her life’.

53-year-old Vaidotas Gedvilas, a Lithuanian national, of Ashefield, Mullingar, Co Westmeath, carried out the three-stage attack after they had a house party and the following morning "acted like nothing happened".

The ‘Chinese Room’, is home to an exhibition of Irish silver, with the surrounding gardens, creating a fully immersive visitor experience.

The accused said he had taken ketamine, cocaine, cannabis, ecstasy and a bottle of nitrous oxide

People Before Profit-Solidarity TD Ruth Coppinger said the 'termination of pregnancy is a health procedure that is extremely time sensitive'.

The festival, which is in its fifth year running, celebrates women's contributions to Irish culture and society. 

In that time there were 662 shoplifting offences, representing an increase of 1.7 per cent compared with the same period last year.

Ireland’s media regulator is working with the European Commission to investigate X.

WRC adjudication officer, Patsy Doyle, said Juraj Adamec had been “abandoned” by his employer, who had breached the Unfair Dismissals Act 1977.

Property developers warned Minister for Housing James Browne and Tánaiste Simon Harris that the Government’s proposed reforms are inconsistent with both the Irish Constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).

Met Éireann is warning that further heavy rain and showers falling on saturated ground, combined with high river levels, will lead to localised flooding, river flooding, and difficult travel conditions.

Eva Osborne Here are the stories making headlines this Friday.

Magdi Ba (45) stole 371 electronic items, including smartwatches, Fitbits, phones and laptops, from DID Electrical over a three-year period, which he then sold on to another shop.

Kilkenny County Council has said that the quay is now closed and “to avoid the area if possible, plan extra travel time and reduce speed

The IRC is seeking a court order requiring the CFA to reassess whether the teenager needs further life assistance and if so, to provide an adult aftercare plan under the Child Care Act 1991.

One woman told the court: “This made me become a fearful shell of myself.”

Minister Niamh Smyth was told that capability was still available on the service this week.

On Thursday, Mr Justice Brian Cregan adjourned the matter to next month following undertakings on behalf of Choice to keep the outlet open pending the determination of the proceedings.

The alleged victim was also 15 at the time, and she made a complaint straight afterwards.

New accounts for Waterstones Booksellers Ireland Ltd show that despite the 6pc increase in revenues to €14.57 million, pre-tax profits more than halved to €1.78 million due to higher costs in the 53 weeks to the end of May 3rd last year.

Sinn Féin has said it is ‘untenable’ for Larry Murrin to remain in post as chairman of Bord Bia.

Clean-up operations continued amid the threat of more rain in some of the worst-affected towns, like Enniscorthy and Aughrim, and areas in Dublin.

Michael Flatley said: ‘We’re going to lift the roof on Thursday. This will be the greatest version of this show that you will ever see.’

Since the Trump Organisation purchase, Trump has visited the resort seven times and he may visit again in September during the Irish Open

There is a need for legislation to tackle services that generate of sexualised images of adults, a Sinn Fein TD has said.

Judge Áine Shannon granted a return for trial order and remanded him in custody to appear at the Dublin Circuit Criminal Court on a date in May.

Dr Han Suyin concluded that none of the bullets were fired “at close contact” but at “an intermediate range.”

Once you have acquired your rushes, you need to lay a solid foundation for your cross.

New dwelling completions increased more than 20% last year, with 2025 seeing the highest number of completions since 2011.

The records were originally withheld by the DAA and were only released following an appeal under environmental information access laws

The Minister for Finance has said tax cuts for workers are ‘entirely possible’.

Met Éireann has issued a warning to Carlow, Dublin, Kilkenny, Louth, Waterford, Wexford and Wicklow.

Tickets go on sale on Friday, January 30th at 10 am via Ticketmaster.ie.