The veteran TV presenter (61) resigned from the broadcaster yesterday.

Mark O’Brien, head of DCU’s School of Communications and associate professor in journalism history, and Kirsty Blake Knox, writer with the Irish Independent, delve into the show’s history, examine its enduring popularity, and ask what its new presenter must do to keep it going strong.

The second round action continues in Frisco.

Malahide residents challenged the licences of local pubs over noise pollution.

The Corner Flag pub say their staff have confirmed those responsible and are now ‘working closely with the club and Gardai to ensure the appropriate action is taken.’

There were no reported casualties, and an investigation was still ongoing.

One man in his 20s was arrested.

Earlier this week, Fine Gael junior ministers called for a “well-earned” tax break for workers.

City have apologised to the Rovers boss and will work with the authorities to identify the fans in question.

The deadline for a deal was moved from 1 June to 5 June.

It was alleged that the former British prime minister’s friends visited Chequers despite restrictions.

The former Fianna Fáil tallyman was sentenced to an additional four-and-half-years in prison this week.

The airport’s short term car park is almost full but spaces have been set aside for people who are coming to pick travellers.

The end of an era.

He was rushed to Temple Street hospital in Dublin

The former This Morning presenter said that the relationship was ‘unwise, but not illegal’.

A video distributed by officials showed a blaze ripping through a two-storey building in Dnipro.

Here’s a rundown of today’s news headlines.

Following a successful pilot scheme in Kenya, the UN wants to expand it to other countries and continents.

Two excavators and a small digger were significantly damaged.

The Stormont parties have said they will need at least £1 billion of extra funding from the British government to manage budget pressures in a future Executive.

The station is currently closed to the public.

Plenty for fans to get stuck into over the next few days.

Senators in Connecticut voted 33-1 in favour of a resolution that officially proclaims their innocence.

The Fianna Fáil leader said he had told his TDs that it would be ‘far better’ if they worked through Government processes on the upcoming Budget.

The image of 18-year-old Diego Gilsenan appeared in an article trying to link sudden deaths to Covid-19 vaccines.

Sergeant Edward Griffin was among 11 recipients of a Scott Medal for bravery at a ceremony held in Dublin.

It will benefit the work of the Cuilcagh Lakelands GeoPark, which is described as the ‘world’s first cross-border GeoPark’.

The figure includes 3,594 children.

The professor said if the show returned to the unpredictable format, it would bring back the energy of the show and “make it lively”.

The new Salmon Weir bridge is in the shape of a salmon to reflect the heritage of fishing in the area.

The court heard that Stephen Condon stole the money to feed a gambling addiction from which he has recovered.

Three locals challenged the licences of Gilbert & Wright, Gibney’s and Fowler’s in Malahide village.

The HSE has said it wants to avoid a “substantial impact” of overcrowding on hospitals.

‘Our children’s future is in peril’, the video says, citing news organisations with strong racist links

It’s alleged that Brills intentionally interfered with the operation of air navigation facilities at Dublin Airport by operating a drone in the 300-metre critical area.

The protest was mostly peaceful.