New aircraft inspection system planned to prevent illegal transport of weapons through Ireland
Proposed regime aimed at deterring airlines who may attempt to travel through Ireland with munitions without exemptions
Pro-Israel bot network suspected of targeting Irish troops in Lebanon
Suspected bots encourage attacks on outposts while accusing peacekeepers of anti-Israeli views
Probation Service paid comedian more than €2,000 per episode to host podcast series
Comedian Colm O’Regan earned €13,530 for his role on series intended to be a ‘valuable public resource’
Free ‘family reunion flights’ for overseas peacekeepers serving in Lebanon
Unifil outposts remain on effective lockdown amid tensions on Israel border
Rocket strikes Irish Unifil headquarters in Lebanon
The incident occurred at Camp Shamrock, but no injuries were reported
The Ukrainian female commander fighting Putin’s forces: ‘If I have to choose between death and captivity, I will choose death’
Lieut Yulia Mykytenko has told her extraordinary story to Lara Marlowe, who shaped it into a powerful book. Earlier this month the pair met in person for the first time in Dublin. Next week the Ukrainian will be back leading troops on the front line
Three siblings from Donegal family set for deployment to wartime Lebanon
Brothers – and sister – in arms are among more than 380 troops preparing to rotate into region for UN peacekeeping
Gerry Hutch arrested in Spain under money-laundering investigation
Hutch (61) detained on Lanzarote and his Clontarf home searched as part of Spanish police inquiry
Why is Gerry Hutch still being targeted?
Gangland leader is focus of Spanish Guardia Civil investigation into international money laundering
Gardaí expand Kyran Durnin search from family home to nearby wasteland
Tusla alerted Garda to ‘significant concern’ when Kyran (8) was reported missing in August
Home of Gerry Hutch raided by gardaí as part of Spanish investigation into organised crime group
Joint operation between gardaí and Spanish police targets group believed to be involved in money laundering
Almost €600,000 spent on dangerous dogs advertising this year
Spend comes amid increase in dog attacks and growing concerns about proliferation of dangerous dog breeds such as XL bully crossbreed
Young person texted by Niall Ó Donnghaile says Sinn Féin owe them apology for ‘disastrous’ handling of matter
Mary Lou McDonald’s ‘glowing tribute’ to former senator was like a ‘mental stab’, party activist says in statement
Irish outpost on Israel-Lebanon border resupplied after almost a month of isolation
Around 30 Irish troops are based at Outpost 6-52, with a complex operation required to clear the way for its supply
Gerry Hutch considers general election run to unseat Mary Lou McDonald in Dublin
Gangland figure was acquitted last year of organising Regency Hotel gun attack which accelerated Hutch-Kinahan feud