The Department of Health has reported 274 additional cases of Covid-19 and no further deaths.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said it is important to remind people that the lockdown in Kildare, Laois and Offaly did work.

It's day one of Level 3 Covid-19 restrictions in Dublin.

Detailed information on how Covid-19 is affecting communities across Ireland is now available on the Government's Covid-19 Data Hub.

A cyclist has died after a collision with a car on the R108 in St Margaret's in north Co Dublin.

Three men have appeared in court in Dublin on money laundering charges.

The city and county of Dublin has been moved to Level 3 of the Government's Living with Covid plan, Taoiseach Micheál Martin confirmed last evening.

Síoda, one of President Michael D Higgins' dogs, has died after a short illness.

A police protection officer who was travelling with the UK's Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has been suspended from duties after leaving his gun on a plane.

A new Sunday Times Behaviour and Attitudes poll suggests that support for Sinn Féin and Fine Gael has marginally increased, while Fianna Fáil has lost some ground.

The standoff over Boris Johnson's Internal Market Bill continues, only now it has been internationalised.

A woman fell out of a moving car on the M25 motorway while leaning out of the window to film a video for Snapchat, UK police have said.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a stalwart liberal on the US Supreme Court since 1993, has died at the age of 87, the court said.

There is no doubt that the economic impact of the tough new Level 3 social and economic restrictions for Dublin will be very serious, not just for the capital but for the entire national economy.

Aer Lingus is to restore some of the pay cuts imposed on staff due to the Covid-19 pandemic - but the cuts will be restored more slowly for staff based in Shannon.

The Republic of Ireland were beaten 3-0 by Germany in their UEFA 2022 Women's European Championship qualifier but they head to Ukraine for next month's vital tie with positives and hope.

The best-informed decisions over the coronavirus have to be made for the health service, society and the economy, but the reasoning must be clear for the public to have faith, writes Health Correspondent Fergal Bowers.

Interactive map: Covid-19 cases in your area

People planning to travel to Listowel for the annual seven-day Harvest Racing Festival in Co Kerry are being warned by gardaí to follow Covid-19 guidelines.

A holidaymaker who did not self-isolate after returning to Bolton in northerwest England was partly responsible for the area's "extreme spike" in coronavirus cases, the council leader has said.