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Meath granny helps in getting men locked up during break-in
Three men have been arrested and charged after a quick-thinking grandmother locked up thieves as they tried to break into her property.
Worker sacked at TV probe creche
An exclusive creche probed during an undercover investigation into allegations of mistreatment of children has confirmed it has sacked one worker and suspended three others.
Bray garda faces trial for allegedly forging a letter from DPP
A garda based in Bray, Co Wicklow is facing trial for allegedly forging a letter from the Office of the DPP.
Less than five days to pay property tax
Members of the public have less than five days to pay the local property tax
Kenny blasts 'political opportunism' amid Shatter controversy
The Taoiseach has pledged his support for the Justice Minister.
Varadkar: Teachers can strike if they want but cuts will be introduced July 1
The Transport Minister said that teachers will have to face legislated pay cuts, if they do not accept the Haddington Road Agreement.
Revenue closes busiest office after protesters chain themselves to chairs
Revenue has been forced to close its busiest office in Dublin because of an occupation by protesters.
Fianna Fáil table motion of no confidence in the Justice Minister
Fianna Fáil is to table a motion of no confidence in the Justice Minister in the Dáil next week.

No further action expected after gardaí escort Sean Quinn Jnr from train	Lack of Quinn documents 'neither credible nor acceptable'
Court to decide tomorrow week on whether Quinn family can continue legal action	Quinn lawyers trying to lift stay on lawsuit against IBRC
IBRC Act to be examined by court as Sean Quinn case stalls	Sean Quinn case: No instructions yet for IBRC lawyers from liquidators
Quinn Jnr denies having Russian company documents	Son in law of Quinn family doesn't have 'active policy' of keeping documents

IBRC to decide on time needed to question Quinn's children