95 m. ago Marine Le Pen faces verdict that could end French presidential hopes

The National Rally leader said she faces her ‘political death’ if found guilty.

Politics

2 h. ago Man caught with no insurance told he is “skating on very thin ice”

A man charged with driving without insurance has been told that he is “skating on very thin ice”. Nasser Sherzad… The post Man caught with no insurance told he is “skating on very thin ice” appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

4 h. ago People convicted of killing their spouse face losing guardianship rights

Minister for Justice to seek Cabinet approval for Bill known as ‘Valerie’s Law’ this week

Events

6 h. ago Trump promises ‘big problems’ for Zelensky if he pulls out of mineral deal

The US president had earlier criticised his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin’s comments about the Ukrainian president.

Politics

15 h. ago Trump 'pissed off' with Putin, threatens further Russian sanctions if ceasefire not agreed

Trump claimed that Putin had “started getting into Zelensky’s credibility” during an NBC interview.

Politics

16 h. ago Trump ‘p****d off’ at Putin, threatens tariffs on Russian oil if Moscow blocks Ukraine deal

US president to criticise Putin’s comments on Zelenskiy’s leadership

Politics

16 h. ago Man (30s) due in court in relation to organised crime group from Lithuania

A second man remains in garda in connection with the probe by the Cork City Divisional Drugs Unit. A woman in her forties was also arrested on Saturday afternoon in connection with the investigation.

Events

21 h. ago Care worker in court accused of theft of over €9,000 from 'vulnerable old woman'

The carer is accused of fourteen separate cases of theft from a woman in Co Wexford that she resided with.

Economics

26 h. ago First pic of Dublin drama teacher charged with deceiving 3 students out of €34k by allegedly failing to give course cert

First pic of Dublin drama teacher charged with deceiving 3 students out of €34k by allegedly failing to give course cert  The Irish Sun

Events

28 h. ago ‘If we flood again, we’re homeless’: Midleton homeowners in crisis without flood insurance after storms

Homeowners say they are ‘living in terror’ because nothing has been done to protect them from a recurrence of Storm Babet’s devastating floods

Events

28 h. ago Web Summit fallout: accusations aired in court may come back to haunt all three men

The full damage of the court cases could be yet to pass

Politics

28 h. ago ‘We’ve prosecuted much weaker cases than McGregor’: How the DPP decides what cases go to court

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions was set up 50 years ago but, apart from some high-profile cases, its work largely stays out of the public eye

Events

28 h. ago News presenter Sharon Tobin: ‘My dad died when I was young and that made me inclined to take charge’

Journalist and presenter of RTÉ‘s Six One News on passing up an exciting career opportunity

Events

41 h. ago Man (25) charged with threatening to kill woman and damage her home

Brandon McGinley was brought before Letterkenny District Court by two detectives

Events

44 h. ago Letterkenny man charged with threatening to kill woman and damage her home

A Letterkenny man has appeared in court charged with threatening to kill a woman and damage her home. Brandon McGinley… The post Letterkenny man charged with threatening to kill woman and damage her home appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

47 h. ago ‘Wealthy’ businessman charged with sexual assault in Dublin’s Shelbourne Hotel

‘Wealthy’ businessman charged with sexual assault in Dublin’s Shelbourne Hotel  Sunday World

Economics

48 h. ago Four dead and 21 wounded in Russian mass drone attack on Ukrainian city Dnipro

The death toll from the drone attack is expected to rise, according to local officials.

Events

49 h. ago Russian forces expected to mount new offensive to strengthen hand at talks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia is getting ready for new offensives in the northeast Sumy, Kharkiv and Zaporizizhia regions.

Politics

50 h. ago Apple's main Irish unit incurs €23.2bn corporation tax charge

The accounts show that Apple's Irish unit paid out €8.2 billion in corporation taxes for the 12 months to the end of September.

Economics

54 h. ago Richard Curran: Why Ireland can’t just sit back and allow the US charge of ‘tax scam’ to stick

Richard Curran: Why Ireland can’t just sit back and allow the US charge of ‘tax scam’ to stick  Irish Independent

Politics