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Missing Wexford girl found safe and well
Missing person Tina Dempsey has been located safe and well.
Ryanair defends employment terms against pilot complaints
Ryanair has become involved in a fresh row with disgruntled pilots over employment conditions.
Dublin criminals use cat litter in diesel laundering operation
An oil laundering plant with the capacity to process more than 2.5 million litres of fuel a year has been discovered in Dublin.
New opinion poll shows gains for Sinn Féin
A new opinion poll just out shows gains for Sinn Féin at the expense of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil.
Shatter says Wallace revelation was 'a matter of public importance'
The Justice Minister Alan Shatter says it was "a matter of public importance" that he reveal Independent TD Mick Wallace allegedly had penalty points wiped from his licence.
Wallace to lodge complaint over Shatter's 'abuse of powers'
The Independent TD Mick Wallace will make a complaint to the Standards in Public Office Commission over the Justice Minister.
SF seeks clarification on Justice Minister's allegations against Wallace
Sinn Féin is seeking clarification from the Justice Minister Alan Shatter on his sources of information regarding the allegations against Wexford TD Mick Wallace.
Largest ocean liner docks in Dublin
The world's largest ocean liner has berthed off the coast of Dun Laoghaire.

Coveney hails 'speeded up' equine database plan	No horsemeat found in Irish beef; 5% of EU beef test positive
Dept of Agriculture not expecting to find horsemeat in 50 tests	Dutch recall of meat 'dates back more than two years'
Dutch authorities recall 50,000 tonnes of meat over horse DNA fears	IKEA pulls moose lasagne after pork found
Slaughterhouse closes after 'selling meat from sick animals' accusation	Traces of horse meat found in three samples

Lidl withdraws ready meals as horsemeat scandal spreads to Finland and Sweden