Man jailed for eight months for death of teen Lee Henry, 13, in hit-and-run in Coolock, north Dublin

Famous faces from Ireland’s longest-running soap, Fair City, gathered on the 31st December to lay their friend and colleague Jean Costello to rest.

There’s a double helping of good news for actress Michelle Williams this New Year, as she’s reportedly both pregnant and engaged!

Comedian Peter Kay was pictured for the first time in eight months as he attended a pantomime in Crewe on Friday.The 46 year old was pictured backstage with Tommy Cannon, 81, Bobby Ball, 75, and The X Factor star Chico Slimani, 48, at a performance of Peter Pan.The last time the funnyman was seen in public was in April. Last year, Peter surprised fans at Blackpool’s Opera House as he appeared on stage to introduced a special screening of Car Share.

Dream Kardashian, 3, just can’t wait for Santa Claus to arrive! Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna‘s daughter was laughing and smiling away in the cutest photo posted to her mom’s Instagram on Monday, Dec. 23.

While Cam’ron gears up to drop his first LP in 10 years, Purple Haze 2, he reflected on his career in an interview Complex—and he remembered what the late Mac Miller told him about staying independent.

Desperate Scousewives was once Liverpool's version of reality shows The Only Way Is Essex and Made In Chelsea - but now the stars have ended up in completely different jobs following their stint on the TV. T he show started in November 2011 and ran for a total of eight episodes before it was cancelled.

Paul 'Redser' Redmond will face Ryan Scope at Bellator Dublin on February 22nd, the Irish Mirror can exclusively reveal. T he Team Ryano veteran (15-8) is set to return to the cage after missing out on September's Dublin card through injury when he faces the Englishman (10-3) at the 3 Arena.

A search was underway on Sunday in Co Wexford after a car believed to belong to a couple missing from north Dublin was found locally. An appeal was launched to find Carol and Bernard Devine from Portmarnock, who are both 53-years-old, by gardai on Friday.

Almost 3,000 people used one of the new Dublin Bus 24-hour services within the first five days of operation. T he 41 bus, which operates from Lower Abbey Street in the city centre to Swords, had 2,829 passengers between the hours of midnight and 6am in the first five days of operation.

A pensioner who was “fat-shamed” by a judge says he is now too embarrassed to leave his home during daylight hours. Michael Noyek, 68, will only go out walking under cover of darkness after a judge described him as “grossly overweight” in open court.