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According to the Sunday Independent, Leo Varadkar's received several death threats in recent weeks.

Gardai are to wear body cameras under new laws being brought before Government this month According to the Sunday Independent, under the new law, cameras will have to be visible on officers' clothing.  The Digital Recording bill, which will legalise the use of the cameras, is being backed by garda unions. However there are concerns that they will breach people's right to privacy.  Share Audio A minute's silence marked the beginning of the Duke of Edinburgh's funeral as Queen Elizabeth II and Britain...

Annual commemoration of the 1916 Easter Rising has taken place in Dublin Two non public events took place at Aras an Uachtarain and the GPO on O'Connell Street.  President Michael D Higgins rang the Peace Bell, installed in 2008 to mark the 10th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, before laying a wreath.    Residents living in the vicinity of a number of popular outdoor locations in the city say they're enduring sleepless nights as large crowds continue to gather in the sun in areas such as Bell's Field, The Lough, Canty's Field and Kennedy Quay.

The planning application for the development of 67 unit apartment block had drawn a lot of criticism

Concerns are mounting about the lack of school places in East Cork   The principal of St Mary's High School in Midleton says they're exploring the possibility of moving the school to a new green field site that can accommodate the demand being experienced.  The school which has 750 pupils is currently managing a waiting list of around 70 pupils, 46 of which have not applied to any other secondary school in September.  Speaking to RedFM News principal Donnchadh O'Briain says while a short-term solution needs to be found, the problem is a long-term one and the bottom line is they need more ...