Police have raided the Panamanian law firm whose leaked papers revealed how the world's wealthy and powerful used offshore companies to stash assets.
An organised crime unit was involved in the raid at Mossack Fonseca.
The findings from the Panama Papers have had repercussions around the world - including the resignation of Iceland's prime minister.
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A new report has found that children were left in a west of Ireland foster home for years, in spite of allegations of sexual abuse against one of the family.
A young girl placed in the foster home made abuse allegation against a teenage family member in 2007.
She was removed from the home, but a boy and a girl remained with the foster family.
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It has emerged that modular homes being built to alleviate the homelessness crisis in Dublin will end up costing taxpayers nearly €250,000.
The temporary buildings are under construction in Ballymun, with a further four developments in the pipeline.
When announced by the environment minister, they were priced at €100,000 - but they have actually cost more than €240,000.
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The acting sports minister says the government may not be able to regulate Mixed Martial Arts.
Speaking after the death of Portuguese fighter João Carvalho, Michael Ring says he saw the dangers of the sport coming down the track and tried to do something about it.
Mr Carvalho passed away on Monday night after his bout with Irish fighter Charlie Ward on Saturday night in Dublin.
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The new chairperson of the Policing Authority says she believes gardaí are responding well to the upsurge in gangland crime.
The force has been criticised over its response since the Regency Hotel attack.
And Josephine Feehily says her organisation will have questions to ask the force once it has a full body of data.
