Ministers Will Decide Today Whether To Send A Representative To NI Event Marking Partition.

More from National News

• Shock As ISPCA Rescues 207 Animals From Cramped, Stressful And Unsanitary Conditions In Kildare

  Among the animals rescued were 25 dogs - including four puppies - 95 rabbits, 58 guinea pigs, 22 hamsters, four mice, a corn snake, a slider terrapin, and a musk turtle.

• Locals Protest Outside Powell Electronics In Clane Over Alleged Link To Israeli Fighter Jets Supply Chain

  The facility makes parts for the F-35 and F-16 fighter jets.

• Since 2014, 235 Children In State Care Or Known To Tusla Have Died, Including 10 Murders, Says TD

  Since 2021, Tusla have made referrals for 161 children to the Gardaí who were suspected of being victims of Child Sexual Exploitation. 115 of these children were in care, while 46 were "known to tusla".

• New Military Radar To Detect Hostile And Hijacked Aircraft In Irish Airspace

  Audio

  The Tanaiste says he’s negotiating with four countries who will help develop the system, and he’ll decide to partner with one by October.

• Judge’s Dismissal Of 30 Clogheen Speeding Cases Faces Legal Challenge

  In December, Judge Andrew Cody dismissed the charges, criticising GoSafe speed vans for targeting a 60km/h zone he considered unfair, calling the enforcement “shooting fish in a barrel.”

• Blackout Chaos: Airports, Traffic, And Sports Halted Across Spain And Portugal

  It's affecting airports, tube stations and traffic lights, while play at the Madrid Open Tennis has been suspended.

• New Head Of Housing Activation Office Expected To Be Paid €430K A Year

  Audio

  Former NAMA chief Brendan McDonagh has been tipped for the role.

• Man Pleads Guilty To Attempted Child Abduction, Given Two Weeks To Leave Ireland

  The court heard Visak Rajesh Leela had been intoxicated when he picked up the child as he left a party at an apartment block in North Dublin.