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The St.Vincent de Paul charity will today unveil a plaque to mark 175 years of the organisation.
It'll take place on Charles St West in Dublin, where the organisation was founded.
SVDP says there are 750,000 people living below the poverty line.
Eight rickshaw drivers in Dublin have been charged with drug related offences.
It's after a joint operation between An Garda Siochana and the Taxi Regulator targeting unlicensed richshaws in the capital last night.
Fianna Fail TD Robert Troy's hitting out at the Government for failing to implement a bill to tackle insurance fraud.
He says his party put it forward it but despite writing to the Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan, there's still no movement on the matter.
Dublin City Council says it removed jackets hung on the Ha'Penny Bridge for health and safety reasons.
It's after a video emerged on social media showing a council worker removing coats left for rough sleepers.
It was part of the #warmforwinter campaign.
An investigation's underway after a man was killed in a crash in County Cavan.
He was driving a car which collided with a lorry in the Cloverhill area of Belturbet at around 20 past 2 yesterday afternoon.
The first 35 areas to get high-speed Internet under the National Broadband Plan have been revealed.
The network points are set to be installed by the end of 2021.
An undercover investigation has found some doctors are encouraging patients to seek compensation following personal injury.
Two men have been arrested in connection with the theft of a double ATM machine in Antrim.
The two cash machines were ripped out by a digger at a Tesco supermarket in the town centre in the early hours of yesterday morning.
A man's due in court in connection with drug seizure in Dublin during the week.
15,000 euro worth of cannabis herb, cocaine and MDMA were found following the search of a house in Inchicore on Thursday.
The Taoiseach says we cannot take the progress made in recent years for granted.
Speaking after a Special cabinet meeting in Trim, County Meath, Leo Varadkar says there's a danger complacency can set in when an economy is performing well.
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