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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has declared three days of mourning after what he called a "jihadist attack".

An investigation is under way into the circumstances in which a woman was found dead in a disabled toilet at Galway University Hospital during the August Bank Holiday weekend.

The Minister for Sport has said he may send the Moran report into alleged ticket touting at the 2016 Rio Olympic games to the Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement.

A former British terror laws watchdog has said that motorists should be subject to identity checks when hiring vehicles as part of measures to tackle the use of lorries and vans in attacks.

South Africa is reportedly planning to grant diplomatic immunity to Zimbabwe first lady Grace Mugabe, allowing her to avoid prosecution for an alleged assault on a 20-year-old woman.

Seán Quinn has launched a new online sports betting company, his first business venture since the loss of his building materials, packaging and insurance empire.

Two members of an Irish family holidaying in Barcelona were injured in yesterday's terror attack in the city.

Rolling coverage as Spain mounts a sweeping anti-terror operation following terror attacks in Catalonia yesterday.

A third person has been arrested in connection with a suspected Islamist militant attack in Barcelona and another incident in Cambrils.

Government Chief Whip Joe McHugh has said that more bridges need to built between Irish and British politicians ahead of Brexit.

At least 13 people were killed and more than 100 others injured after drivers slammed into pedestrians in two quick-succession, separate attacks on Barcelona's most popular street and in another busy Spanish seaside city.

The ghostwriter who penned Donald Trump's 1987 memoir The Art of the Deal thinks the US president will resign before the end of his term.

Police in Spain say they have shot and killed several people south of Barcelona while carrying out an operation in response to a terrorist attack early this morning.

President Michael D Higgins has offered the sympathy and solidarity of Ireland to the people of Spain following a terrorist attack in Barcelona.

The attack in Barcelona is the latest terrorist incident to hit Europe in recent years.

Spanish media, citing police sources, have said at least 13 people were killed and several others injured after a van crashed into a crowd of people in the Las Ramblas area of the city centre, in what police described as a terrorist attack.

A van ploughing into pedestrians in a busy area of Barcelona echoes the circumstances of terror atrocities that have hit several countries - including Germany, France and the UK.

The Irish Aviation Authority has banned drones from flying over a site in Dublin where gardaí are carrying out a search as part of the investigation into the disappearance of Trevor Deely almost 17 years ago.

Lawyers for Molly Martens-Corbett and Thomas Martens have filed court papers in the US calling for their guilty verdicts to be thrown out and a new trial established, according to local media reports.

The Oireachtas committee examining the Olympic ticketing scandal has not come to a decision on whether to compel former Olympic Council of Ireland president Pat Hickey to attend after meeting for over an hour in private session.