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Budget 2027
Inheritance tax shake-up under consideration as Taoiseach notes concerns of those without children
Christina Finn
24 Jun
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Nations League
Siptu calls on RTÉ to boycott coverage of Ireland-Israel matches
The 42
24 Jun
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up the poles
No suggestion of banning election posters but their size should be limited, Commission says
24 Jun
13
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the heat
France records hottest day on record as Europe deals with unprecedented heatwave
24 Jun
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rules of engagement
High-level talks about foreign militaries using force on Irish soil and sea during EU presidency
Niall O'Connor
24 Jun
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National Children's Hospital
Latest Children’s Hospital completion date is August but Department official says ‘we'll wait to see’
24 Jun
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Cork Docklands
Green light for €1bn redevelopment of Cork City Docklands that could yield 25k houses
24 Jun
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Central Criminal Court
Trial of former sports coach hears evidence from schoolfriends of woman he indecently assaulted
Jane Moore
24 Jun
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World Cup
Irish pub in Boston gives staff a day to recover from Scottish takeover
24 Jun
16
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Summer
'We're just mad busy': Lifeguards and ice cream shops gear up for busy week with hot weather
24 Jun
11
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Courts
Man accused of Parnell Square attack denied to gardaí that he 'went for the smallest children'
24 Jun
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pay in instalments
'Buy now, pay later' wrongly promoted as financial management tool, says consumer watchdog
24 Jun
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Train disruptions
Dart and Northern Line rail services resume, but commuters face significant delays
There are currently no Dart services operating between Malahide or Howth and Clontarf Road.
24 Jun
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honours list
Jeffrey Donaldson to 'renounce and forfeit' his knighthood after child sex abuse convictions
24 Jun
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High Court
Enoch Burke 'roughly' owes the state over a quarter of a million in fines, High Court hears
24 Jun
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escape the sun
The heat has got so bad that the government is telling older people to avoid direct sunlight
Older people, particularly those aged over 65, are among the groups considered most vulnerable during periods of extreme heat.
24 Jun
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ireland's fishy favourites
The Feeder's Digest: Ten coastal seafood gems for the best fish and chips around Ireland
Patrick Hanlon
24 Jun
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New Rules
Remove criminal penalties for drug possession, TDs and senators from across spectrum say
Mairead Maguire
24 Jun
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fuel increases
Taoiseach accuses Sinn Féin of trying to ‘engineer’ further fuel protests
24 Jun
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Nuclear Power
Embracing nuclear is one thing, but disposing the waste could be the real challenge
24 Jun
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Killiney
Council tells public to not jump fence to swim at Vico Baths, as repair works are underway
24 Jun
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decriminalisation
'I've lost friends during this': Emotional scenes as committee backs radical drug law change
24 Jun
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The Daily Poll
Do you think all drugs should be decriminalised for personal use?
24 Jun
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Organised Crime
Gardaí charge eight alleged organised crime group members in nationwide operation
24 Jun
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Data centre report didn’t examine household bills, major Irish Rail delays and the hot spell may be about to get even hotter.
24 Jun
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hot spell
Ireland’s all-time high temperature record could be broken tomorrow
The record 33.3 degrees was recorded in Co Kilkenny in June 1887.
24 Jun
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europe's heat dome
An Irishman melting in Spain: Life in a 40°C city is no joke
Cormac Breen
24 Jun
29
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World Cup
Daniel Munoz goal sends Colombia into last 32 while Croatia beat Panama
The 42
24 Jun
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Gaeilge
'500 gaelscoil breise de dhíth chun an t-éileamh a shásamh' - ceannaire oideachais
24 Jun
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record high
Over 60,000 disclosures of domestic violence and abuse made to Women's Aid last year
24 Jun
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child abuse in the church
Ivana Bacik: Religious orders must now be compelled to pay redress for child abuse
Ivana Bacik
24 Jun
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The Morning Lead
Government data centre report didn’t examine prospect of higher electricity bills
The Department of Enterprise report didn’t address rising electricity prices due to data centre demand.
Report terms of reference suggested examining potential for higher electricity prices
Department spent over €100,000 on the report
Electricity prices could rise higher due to data centre demand
Conor O'Carroll
24 Jun
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Tuesday
23 Jun
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Pawsing For Shade
Dogs and the heat: A complete guide to keeping your furry friends safe in hot weather
Suzi Walsh
23 Jun
26
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Social Media
Instagram and Facebook down for thousands, as major outage reported
23 Jun
30
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High Court
Civil servant accused of leaking to 'hostile' foreign power denied High Court bail
23 Jun
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Dublin Castle
‘Momentum building’ for EU ban on children’s social media use, Taoiseach tells Roberta Metsola
23 Jun
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