The President and the Tanaiste will attend Lyra McKee's (PRON: Lee-ra) funeral in Belfast tomorrow.
A 57 year old woman is being questioned in connection with the journalist's murder in Derry.
Gardai in Dublin are renewing their appeal for information after an elderly woman was killed in a road crash in Ballinteer, South Dublin earlier this month.
Tressa McKernan was seriously injured on April 8th when she was hit by a motorcycle on Ballinteer Avenue.
The owners of the Big Tree pub near Croke Park in Dublin want to partially demolish it.
It comes after the owners were granted planning permission for a hotel at the side of the pub last year.
Georgie Crawford reports:
The final deadline to register for postal or special voting is this Sunday April 28th.
Kildare County Council are reminding people to register for the Postal/Special Voters Lists.
The Education Minister says all outstanding pay issues will be given full consideration.
Teachers who qualified between 2011 and 2014 are paid less than their colleagues.
The Government yesterday agreed to initiate a pay review process to address the inequality.
The health watchdog says PrEP is a safe and highly effective drug for people at substantial risk of contracting HIV.
The drug can be taken by people who are HIV negative to prevent them getting the virus.
The Education Minister says the issue of teacher pay is 'unfinished business'.
Teachers who qualified between 2011 and 2014 are paid less than their colleagues.
The Government yesterday agreed to initiate a pay review process to address the inequality.
90 per cent of hospital consultants say their current workload is unmanageable.
That's according to a new survey released today by the Irish Hospital Consultants Association.
It also reveals 6 in 10 of them say their heavy workload has a negative impact on patient care.
There's been a sharp rise in the number of deaths involving farm vehicles like tractors, loaders or quad bikes.
There've been four related deaths from quad bikes in 2017 alone.
At least one home has been completely destroyed after a major gorse fire in Donegal.
It broke out yesterday morning and has now been brought under control, although some "hot spots" remain.
The Irish Air Corps were called in to help tackle the blaze and are still on standby.
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