Three more petrol bomb attacks in Drogheda overnight
Investigations are underway after three more petrol bomb attacks in Drogheda overnight.
The first incident happened at around 12:15am this morning, at St Laurence's Park.
Gardaí say a 'suspect device' was discovered at a house.
File photo. RollingNews.ieGardaí investigating alleged assault of taxi driver in Dublin
Gardaí in Dublin are investigating the alleged assault of a taxi driver after a dashcam video of an apparent attack went viral on social media.
A video that has been shared hundreds of times on social media shows a passenger in a car repeatedly using a racial slur and attempting to punch a driver.
A timestamp on the video indicates it happened at around 9:30pm on Easter Sunday.
Houses near DART and Luas stops now €129,000 more expensive than Dublin average
House prices near DART and Luas stops in Dublin are now €129,000 more expensive than the average asking price in the capital, a new Daft.ie report has found.
The average asking price in Dublin is €383,000.
However, that rises to €512,000 - a 34% premium - for properties closer to main transport stops.
Mary McAleese: "Do I think Lyra's death will change anything? Probably not unfortunately"
Mary McAleese has criticised groups in the North for sticking to their "red lines" while asking others to give up theirs.
The former Irish president was speaking in the wake of the killing of Lyra McKee.
The journalist's death has led to renewed calls for politicians in the North to focus on restoring power-sharing - and talks are now set to resume in the coming weeks.
Micheál Martin says committing to marriage equality referendum could help break NI impasse
Micheál Martin has said a commitment to holding a marriage equality referendum could be one way of breaking the political impasse in Northern Ireland.
The Fianna Fáil leader was speaking at his party's annual Easter Rising Commemoration at Arbour Hill in Dublin today.
During his speech at the event, he addressed the ongoing political stalemate in the North.
