Gardaí in Tullamore investigating the murder of Ashling Murphy have renewed their appeal for information.

Vigils will be held in Tullamore and in towns and cities around Ireland later in memory of Ashling Murphy.

The Health Service Executive's portal for people to report positive antigen test results has opened.

The Australian government has cancelled Novak Djokovic's visa for a second time, with immigration minister Alex Hawke saying he "carefully considered" all information before arriving at the decision.

A plan to provide housing for disabled people over the next five years has been published by the Government.

A Co Galway schoolboy with cerebral palsy has discovered a love of art - by using the wheels of his wheelchair to apply the paint.

Hong Kong will suspend for a month transit flights from around 150 countries and territories considered high risk because of the coronavirus, deepening the global financial hub's isolation.

Four men murdered by the UDA, including a Donegal Sinn Féin councillor, were not warned their details had been found in loyalist intelligence files, a report has revealed.

A single page of original artwork from an acclaimed 1984 comic featuring Spider-Man has sold for a record $3.36m (€2.93m) in the United States, making the webslinger the world's mightiest auction superhero.

North Korea has fired an unidentified projectile eastward, South Korean and Japanese officials said, the nuclear-armed country's third suspected weapons test in just over a week.

A survey of manufacturing firms in Northern Ireland has found that the availability of workers, and not the Northern Ireland Protocol, is the most damaging issue to the manufacturing sector there.

Pressure is mounting on British Prime Minister Boris Johnson amid fresh allegations that two further Downing Street parties were held while coronavirus restrictions were in place, the night before Prince Philip's funeral.

Australian authorities have warned people to stay indoors as a severe heatwave along the northwestern coast pushed temperatures to a blistering 50.7C.

The Republican National Committee (RNC) is threatening to boycott the US presidential debates unless the body that organises them changes its rules.

The nine years spanning 2013-2021 all rank among the 10 hottest on record, according to an annual report by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

The Governor of California has said that he has denied parole to Sirhan Sirhan, the Palestinian refugee serving a life sentence for assassinating US presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy in 1968.

The Child and Family Agency has criticised a Mayo school for its treatment of a boy with disabilities who has been absent for over a year, Fran McNulty explains.

Britain's Queen Elizabeth has agreed to strip Prince Andrew of his honorary military roles and royal patronages, Buckingham Palace has announced.

As new rules on close contacts and testing come into effect tonight, here are seven things we learned from the HSE's latest Covid-19 briefing.

A Professor of Psychology has expressed concern about increased driving hours for lorry drivers, saying it increases the risks of accidents.