Eoghan Murphy says attempt to affect result could be made by questioning electoral register procedure
Body of 24-year-old released to her family five days after Mark Hennessy killed her
Analysis: Cancellation of North Korea summit major blow to South Korean president
Former Hollywood producer is reportedly to give himself up over sex misconduct charges
Three FF TDs indicate they will not back legislation for abortion up to 12 weeks
‘I am going to really struggle to come back if it’s a No vote,’ says returned emigrant
Agency tells Dáil committee CervicalCheck ‘assertion does not accord with the facts’
Oscar-winning actor allegedly repeatedly tried to lift production assistant’s skirt
Town & Country: A one-bed apartment in Clontarf or a four-bed with gym in Loughrea
Brown Bear beers include a gluten-free lager and a tasty India pale lager
US court struggle in final throes seven years after start of global patent battle
London Letter: UK a fundamentally unreliable partner, packed conference hears
Blake Sweeney (20) is charged with the murder of Robert Elston (33) in Cahersiveen
Programme has saved lives, is performing well and will continue to do so, says Coveney
Sophie Lionnet (21) was beaten, starved and tortured in weeks leading up to her death
INM’s editor-in-chief and Denis O’Brien’s last board nominee are to leave the business
Former champion put off by photographer on final hole as he cards opening 67
Legal, medical and academic experts speak to Kathy Sheridan
Both online-only formats and print journals provide vital platforms for new and developing writers
Vulnerable teens are easily tempted into lives of crime. A project in Dublin tries to divert them from this
Ruqayeh (75) was five when shelling forced her from her village. She has not been back
UK proposals to maintain regulatory alignment with EU for limited time are a ‘fantasy’
Taoiseach will look at proposals that are ‘the same or better’ than what is outlined in the backstop
Britain seeks security and industrial access to navigation system initiative post-Brexit
Carraig Books, one of Dublin's best known secondhand bookshops, is to close as owner Sean Day retires. Specialising in rare publications, it moved from the city centre to Blackrock in 1968. It will still operate an online service. Video: Joe St Leger
Voters travelling long distances and helping each other out to make it to the polls
Embracing new technologies such as AI and creating a strong digital culture will be critical to the future competitiveness of organisations, says Microsoft Ireland's Paul Shanahan
When you marry the perfect proposal with the perfect engagement ring, you’ve a happy couple indeed
Glory has a wealth of experience in all aspects of cash management, enabling major banks and retailers to best manage their cash transactions in more than a hundred countries worldwide
Follow this quick reminder of what to do in the event that someone near you collapses
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