On Thursday, parents gathered with their children for around an hour on O’Connell Street where they said prayers for the five-year-old girl and creche worker Leanne Flynn.

It is understood the Dáil's Business Committee has been told the party will put down a private members' bill for debate on Tuesday around the issue of justice and policing

The court heard that the victim was born in Ireland and had lived all his life in Dublin

Judge Paul Kelly told the teenager he was 'very lucky to be walking out of here today' after the attack in which the women sustained 'horrible injuries' and had suffered psychologically

If racist 'foreigners go home' slogans chanted during the Dublin riots were to come true, we would have to shut down every single hospital in the country, health minister says

The Garda Human Trafficking Investigation and Co-ordination Unit helped with the operation

While this wasn’t a vote of confidence and the Government’s future did not depend on it, TDs and the Justice Minister fought like it did

The Sinn Féin leader said the only people who didn't see the unrest in the capital coming were 'those in charge'

Mr Guerin's solicitor asked that in the light of the fact that there has been a hung jury that 'utterances that come from both sides' from now on be tempered

The victim's sister has called for stricter laws on coercive control and domestic abuse 

The court heard that allegations of negligence and contributory negligence were levelled by the victim’s employer and the business park operators against him over the attack

More than 50 people attended the meeting which was organised by Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire on Parnell Street in Dublin’s north inner city

A vote of no confidence is unlikely to be tabled but the Justice Minister is under sustained pressure from the opposition

Romanian bus driver tells migrant workers solidarity vigil that last week's Dublin riots have left him 'deeply concerned' for his safety 

Just why Ireland has such a supply of men high on unjustified anger, and ready to take action on what they wrongly perceive to be injustice, is worth examination

The company's net liabilities stand at close to €20.3m—down slightly year-on-year from €21.3m

Former garda writes that tolerance of antisocial behaviour and under-resourcing of An Garda Síochána contributed to Dublin's 'night of shame'

Leanne Flynn from Dublin’s north inner city was hospitalised following the incident outside Gaelscoil Choláiste Mhuire

The Tánaiste said he hopes that nine-year-old Emily Hand is among the hostages released as Gaza enters into its second day of ceasefire

"What happened raises serious questions for her and garda management,” a senior Fine Gael source said.

There have been more than enough red flags but it appears those in Leinster House were unaware how quickly the far-right rhetoric could escalate into destruction

'I’m not afraid to come out today, you can’t let bullies win' — a sentiment being echoed all over Dublin by shoppers, traders, and tourists 

Deliveroo cyclist Caio Benicio told the 'Irish Examiner': 'I am no hero, I am grateful for the support, but I was only there in the right time and the right place'

The judge said he was 'very conscious of the situation of people getting home this evening'.

Judge Orla Crowe said the CCTV evidence shown to the court was 'absolutely shocking footage that came out of nowhere'

While this weekend's march will not go ahead, the Irish-Palestine Solidarity Campaign believes all other planned events outside of Dublin city centre will proceed

Here is how the the events of the last 24 hours unfolded

Gardaí said they 'continue to investigate all the circumstances of the serious assault' which happened shortly after 1.30pm on Thursday

 Analyst claims anyone paying attention to far-right movements could have anticipated trouble in the wake of the Parnell Square stabbings

Garda Commissioner asked people not to listen to misinformation circulating on social media

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris said a 'complete lunatic faction driven by far-right ideology' is behind disorder in Dublin 

There was shock, confusion, and anger in the aftermath of the stabbing attack on young schoolchildren and their carers

National Educational Psychological Service providing support to school community after stabbings

The man later had to have open reduction surgery and 13 screws and two plates were inserted in his right leg

People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy said there are 'very serious allegations' concerning the zoo, which also include the mistreatment of animals

The court heard that the eight-year-old suffered multiple facial fractures and dental trauma, including a tooth embedded in her gum and other teeth missing

A daa analysis said that if the Dublin Airport passenger cap is not raised, 16,000 new jobs could be lost

Anyone with information should contact Tallaght Garda Station on 01 666 6000 or at the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666 111

The new roles being created are in software engineering, artificial intelligence and machine learning and technology consulting

The High Court heard it was the family's case that the road sweeper was doing a U-turn and Mr McCarthy was unfortunately not able to take evasive action

John O'Grady spent a lifetime searching for his mother Bridget. Since his death earlier this year, his daughter Helen has taken up the search in the hope it will let him rest in peace

In a victim impact statement, the girl said: 'I will never understand why it happened. Did I do something wrong?'

Investigations are continuing into the shooting of 23-year-old Brandon Ledwidge, from Finglas, West Dublin who died on Saturday

Derek Coughlan suffers pain in his upper body and shoulder as well as severe and persistent headaches