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Two RNLI lifeboats are continuing to search this evening for a fisherman missing off the Wexford coast since the early hours of Friday morning.
A number of local vessels are also staying out this evening and will continue the search until nightfall.
A man in his late 40s has died after being involved in a cycling incident in Co Mayo.
Gardai says it appears the man fell off his bicycle on the road between Kiltimagh and Swinford yesterday.
A Sinn Féin TD says they need to be honest with themselves about the poor support nationally.
Carlow/Kilkenny TD Kathleen Funchion believes it's not a good day for the party, and says they need to figure out what went wrong:
The first of 949 local councillors has been elected.
Independent Thomas Welby was elected on the first count in Connemara North.
Our Political Correspondent Seán Defoe has been looking at the national figures:
The developer behind a controversial "co-living" apartment project in Dún Laoghaire has hit back at critics of the project.
Bartra Capital boss Michael Flannery says there's a bias towards building homes for families, according to the Irish Independent.
A diver is believed to have been seriously injured after getting into difficulty off Wexford's Hook Head.
A major operation got underway after an alert was raised shortly after noon today.
Green Party leader, Eamon Ryan, has been reacting to his party's predicted success in both the European and local elections.
He says there is a 'green wave' in Ireland and Europe:
Officials running the Junior and Leaving Cert have issued an urgent appeal for extra manpower to correct exam papers.
The State Examinations Commission says it's short-staffed for seven different Leaving Cert subjects.
Sitting MEP Sean Kelly has given a cautious welcome to exit poll results which indicate he'll top the poll in the Ireland South constituency.
There needs to be a cross-party approach to tackle climate change.
That's the message from the Labour Party following the strong support being shown for the Green Party.
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