Ireland Assumes Presidency Of The UN Security Council Today.

More from National News

• Four New Graduates Of An Garda Síochána To Be Stationed In Kildare

  Intake 244 have been sworn in as full members of An Garda Síochána at this morning's graduation

• Famine Has Been Confirmed In Gaza City For First Time

  The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification system says 514,000 people, nearly a quarter of Palestinians in Gaza, are experiencing famine

• Kildare Council Approves €3bn Data Centre Campus In Naas Despite Climate Concerns

  The six-centre project, led by Robert Moffett’s Herbata Ltd, will be built beside the M7 motorway and local business park.

• Protest Planned For Saturday In Memory Of Late Harvey Morrison Who Waited Years For Scoliosis Surgery

  The nine-year-old died at the end of last month following a short illness.

• Tourist In Critical Condition Following Temple Bar Assault, Gardaí Investigating

  A technical exam has been carried out and Gardai at Pearse Street are appealing for information.

• Woman Scammed Out Of Hundreds Of Euro For Electric Picnic Ticket Gets Refund After Going Public

  Audio

  Zara McGettigan was one of those scammed out of hundreds of euro without receiving a ticket.

• Diageo To Seek Approval For Brewery Expansion In Littleconnell

  Audio

  The facility is Diageo’s second largest brewing operation in Ireland after St James’s Gate.

• College Costs Hit €16,000 A Year: Maynooth Among Most Expensive Options

  Audio

  Maynooth, Dublin, Cork and are the most expensive places to go to college.