Man who jumped over 6ft wall and escaped Garda custody is jailed
He was pursued by patrol car and air support, but was not captured for two months
Meath
Worker investigated for ‘excessive fuel-card use’ said he left jeep running ‘all weekend’
He cited ‘battery issues’ as reason, Workplace Relations Commission hearing told
Sunday Miscellany theme change prompts complaints to RTÉ
Correspondents say new signature tune lacks cultural resonance
Bishop criticises ‘false’ depiction of Catholic schools as ‘grim places of indoctrination’
Groups funded by ‘ideological entities, many from outside the State’ are spreading distorted narrative, chair of bishops’ council says
Picture perfect: Texaco Children’s Art Competition 2026 winners revealed
Girl’s portrait based on a phone selfie is hailed as ‘masterful’ and takes overall prize
Teacher ended up in car chase with gardaí after ‘unwittingly’ eating cannabis-laced cake
Marta Burns (47), who drove in reverse for 800m up Dublin road, given road ban and fined €700 over April 2025 incident
IDA Ireland bought nine sites for foreign companies for €32.9m in 2025
Agency in charge of foreign direct investment bought seven sites across Leinster and two in Cork last year
Expansive Meath estate for sale with restored country residence and substantial stud farm
Triermore House and Stud Farm comes with the option of acquiring up to 472 acres of land outside Navan
Landmark Meath hotel and golf resort guiding at €25m
Four-star Knightsbrook Hotel and 18-hole championship golf course sit on 172 acres of parkland
Event guide: The House Must Win, Alison Spittle and other best things to see in Ireland next week
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Woman alleged to have told Confirmation ceremony she had bomb attached to her is fined in court
Incident occurred last month at St Mary’s Church in Navan, Co Meath
Archaeologist Dr Fiona Beglane: Animal bones provide clues to lives and livelihoods of the past
Dr Fiona Beglane is a lecturer in archaeology at Atlantic Technological University, Sligo
Risks at Navan hospital remain because of failure to take obvious decision
Successive ministers and HSE chiefs have been made well aware of problems and solution
Moonstruck: A geologist’s playground, an elite retreat or a staging post to a new frontier?
From megalithic art to science fiction, Earth’s sole natural satellite has compelled us, scared us and been the site of our fantasies
Estimated price range of €339,000 to €839,000 for social-housing units in Meath development
Project envisages 757 units, of which 159 are earmarked for social housing
Doctor worried for family’s safety after brother was ‘headbutted and told to speak English’
Fatima Abdullah’s siblings moved from Afghanistan to Ireland after the Taliban regained power
‘Serious allegation’ of child abuse at Co Meath centre not adequately reported, Hiqa finds
Alleged incident happened at home for children with intellectual disabilities, operated by Three Steps Ltd, in 2025
Bank judgment mortgages registered against Meath site where house was demolished
Debts recorded after large home was built in 2006 without planning permission, records show
English and Irish decorative arts in carefully curated Palladian house collection
Ardbraccan in Co Meath was the home of interior designer Serena Williams‑Ellis and American businessman and racehorse owner, Charles Noell
‘We had to sleep in the airport for eight hours’: Ireland fans land in Prague for playoff
Supporters brave detours and ticketing woes to travel in their thousands for qualifier against Czechs
Building a house without planning permission is a rare move, experts say
Council was ‘100 per cent correct’ to demolish Co Meath house near Navan built 20 years ago without planning, says expert
European court refuses couple’s application to intervene in Meath house demolition row
Preliminary application was made before dismantling of illegally built five-bed property in Bohermeen
Couple in court following alleged theft of €274k and laundering of pandemic wage subsidy
Government scheme was designed to help businesses affected by Covid-19 to retain staff
‘I want the mess gone’: Couple in Co Meath demolition case swear not to interfere with works
Chris Murray insists ‘no threats came from me’ after High Court hears subcontractor and security firm withdrew from roles on Bohermeen site
‘Ten years ago you’d never imagine rewilding and glamping appealing to visitors but it’s a big draw’
A quiet revolution is taking place across the land, with landowners from Ballydehob to the Burren leading the charge for change
Scandinavian energy giant adds 206MW of extra solar power to Irish energy grid
Addition of projects in Westmeath and Dublin brings to 560MW the power that Statkraft is producing here
Ruins of Meath house should be preserved as a monument to Celtic Tiger hubris
Notion that you’re better off asking for forgiveness than permission has long been one of the unspoken principles of the Irish property market
‘If I had it all to do again, I’d move into a caravan,’ says owner of Meath home being demolished
Rose Murray claims she and husband sought to negotiate with council on reducing size of property but were repeatedly rebuffed
Breaking glass signals end for illegally constructed Meath home after 20-year saga
High Court refuses application from homeowners to halt demolition of property as neighbours help clear site
How a dream family home in Co Meath became a 20-year nightmare
Couple built Co Meath house in 2006 twice the size of that for which permission was refused months earlier
Judge told Meath couple have ‘lost everything’ as demolition of home continues
Solicitor for couple urges judge to stall works pending European court application
Demolition of illegally-built Co Meath home under way
Family seen removing personal belongings from house at Faughan Hill, Bohermeen, on Thursday morning
Meath home faces demolition after long-running saga, and a St Patrick’s Day deportation flight
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Owners await demolition of Meath home built more than 20 years ago without permission
Chris and Rose Murray say their offer to give the 588 sq m property to a charity has failed
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