Ibrahim Halawa's trial has been postponed until April
The family of Ibrahim Halawa are threatening to hold a protest outside the Department of Foreign Affairs, if the 19-year-old isn't released from prison in Egypt.
The family say that they will go to the Minister for Foreign Affairs Charlie Flanagan's office in Dublin, if Ibrahim is not released by tomorrow.
The Department of Foreign Affairs says Ibrahim Halawa's welfare while in custody remains a 'primary concern'.
Captain reportedly screamed at his co-pilot to "open the damn door" before crash
Undated photo of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz | File
An access road is being built to enable vehicles to reach the site of the Germanwings plane crash in the Alps.
The road could be finished as early as tomorrow evening.
Forensics teams searching the mountainside still have not found the second black box - the flight data recorder.
Meanwhile it is reported that the co-pilot who crashed the Airbus - Andreas Lubitz - may have had problems with his eyesight.
Donald Trump weighs in on potential sale of Aer Lingus
The Government is once again being urged not to sell the State's share of Aer Lingus.
It comes as Virgin Atlantic is due to raise issues with the European Commission, over the possible sale of Aer Lingus to the International Airlines Group.
Four-year-old takes 3am bus ride to get slushie
A four-year-old girl is back with her family after leaving her home in Philadelphia in the middle of the night to get a slushie.
Annabel Ridgeway was captured on camera as she caught a bus in search of the iced drink.
BBC director receives death threats over Clarkson sacking
Police are investigating allegations of threats to kill BBC director general Tony Hall, reportedly linked to his decision to drop presenter Jeremy Clarkson from Top Gear.
Scotland Yard confirmed it was looking into the claims after the BBC decided not to renew Clarkson's contract because of his unprovoked attack on producer Oisin Tymon.
