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Defence Forces Tribunal
'The honest answer is no': The tribunal into the Defence Forces sat for the first time today
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door left open
Simon Harris says ‘never say never’ on Michael Healy-Rae returning to government one day
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Downpatrick
Man charged with attempted murder of PSNI officer who was struck by stolen police car
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gaffs
Dublin workers need 13 years' salary to buy typical home, compared with six in Belfast
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Childcare
September brings another childcare fee cut for families signed up to subsidised providers
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Curtain call
Katie Taylor set to finally land Croke Park fight this September
Matchroom Boxing have called a press conference for Croke Park at 2pm on Friday.
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Newry Crown Court
Woman tells Donaldson trial she should have told police about alleged sexual abuse earlier
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Thunder and Lightning
Status Yellow thunderstorm warning in effect in Dublin, Kildare and Meath
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Liquidation
Country music festival says it's owed €135k as Ireland's largest ticketing company collapses
Tickets.ie ceased trading this week.
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springhill massacre
Starmer apologises to families of five people shot dead by British Army in 1972
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Scrappage Scheme
New scrappage scheme will offer €5k for cars over 13 years old if owners go electric
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maxine maguire
HSE apologises for 'deficits in care' provided to woman who died by suicide in 2017
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High Court
Enoch Burke clashes with judge again as he is kept in prison for refusing to purge contempt
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stephen mccullagh
Man who murdered his pregnant partner Natalie McNally will serve at least 31 years in prison
Stephen McCullagh staged a fake YouTube livestream to provide an alibi while he murdered his pregnant girlfriend in Lurgan, Co Armagh in December 2022.
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family feud
Explainer: What exactly is the beef between Michael Healy-Rae and Danny Healy-Rae?
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Maternity Care
HSE could pull Rotunda funding for letting public consultants treat private patients at hospital
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Search and rescue operation
Man's body recovered from Carlingford Lough after fishing boat sank
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Back To School
Applications are open for the Back to School Clothing Allowance, which now covers toddlers
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The Morning Lead
Readers on private and public maternity care: 'Women should have a choice until standards go up'
Women who have been through both public and private maternity care tell us about their experiences.
Tuesday
2 Jun
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Co Louth
One person rescued and another still missing after boat sinks in Carlingford Lough
The sunken vessel is the Jas Josephine, a small fishing boat registered in Newry.
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song cover
CMAT extends 'pints?' invite to Olivia Rodrigo after surprise BBC Live Lounge cover
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dublin homes
Eoin Ó Broin: The government must support Dublin City Council's proposals for Oliver Bond House
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Fitness To Practice
Nurse admits failures in care of nine patients at Portlaoise hospital
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Courts
Teen charged with fatal assault of Alex Coughlan denied bail for a second time
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Outsourcing
Union staff at RTÉ threaten industrial action if more programmes are outsourced
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Grafton Street
Qayyum Balogun's family want justice for 'very quiet, easy-going boy' stabbed to death in Dublin
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My Lovely Horse
'We just want her home': Urgent appeal launched after rescued pony stolen from animal sanctuary
