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Doug Beattie
Former UUP leader cites ‘toxic atmosphere’ under new leadership as he resigns from party
31 May
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How I Spend My Money
Money Diaries: A student on €21K planning to emigrate for a better-paid job
The Journal reader
31 May
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Applus
NCT firm clocks up weekly revenues of €2.26m after first price hike since 2012
31 May
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Dublin
People taking part in Sea Scout leadership course rescue swimmer at Dollymount Beach
31 May
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Your Say
Should Ireland ban the sale of tobacco products to all people born after the late '00s?
31 May
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ellen cassidy
Parents of woman who died shortly after last year's Cork City Marathon complete event in her memory
31 May
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Downpatrick
Attempted murder investigation launched after police officer struck by stolen squad car
31 May
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Nations League
Government supports FAI decision to play upcoming fixtures against Israel
31 May
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All-Ireland SFC
Late Craig Lennon goal helps Louth overcome Dublin in All-Ireland Football Championship clash
Wee county have beaten Dublin in the Championship for the first time since 1953.
The 42
31 May
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Sinn Féin
‘I know my politics’, says David Cullinane when pressed on Sinn Féin’s left-wing credentials
31 May
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Public Health
Doctors group calls for ban on sale of tobacco products to all people born after a certain year
31 May
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Donamon
Man in his 60s dies after single-vehicle collision in Co Roscommon this morning
31 May
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Tomi Reichental
Holocaust survivor Tomi Reichental, who moved to Ireland in the 60s, has died aged 90
31 May
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guinness world record
O'Sullivans the world over gather in Cork to break world record
31 May
10
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Calling 353
Prose before bros: Irish men's leabhar power readers not translating into book clubs
31 May
26
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Analysis
Taoiseach digs in on Occupied Territories Bill, but concerns grow among government TDs
Christina Finn
31 May
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: Could 3D-printing homes solve a housing crisis? Probably not
31 May
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Man appears charged with murder of woman in Clifden, strategy for self-driving cars, and civil servant accused of leaking information.
31 May
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Internet Diaries
How do we understand a world where the White House shitposts about Harambe on his anniversary?
Our FactCheck editor details the internet trends seen by a thirtysomething-year-old man.
Stephen McDermott
31 May
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watercooler moment
What you need to know about the new 'paranoid thriller' Star City
31 May
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bíonn gach lá ina lá scoile
Cad a cheapann múinteoirí faoi oiliúint faoi chúrsaí Gaeltachta?
31 May
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sole parenting
Maria Walsh: Behind closed doors, thousands of Irish women are fighting for motherhood
Maria Walsh
31 May
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one-off housing
Returning emigrants among those set to benefit from rural housing rule changes
31 May
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AI stocks
How should Irish investors react to upcoming $1 trillion AI stock market listings?
As SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic eye trillion-dollar listings, Irish investors are already exposed, whether they realise it or not.
Paul O'Donoghue
31 May
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Hands free
Ireland gears up for self-driving cars with the government working on new national strategy
Russell Vickers, CEO of Future Mobility Ireland, said the new technology would have to be introduced on a phased basis due to infrastructural limits.
31 May
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Saturday
30 May
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end of the line
French Open champion Gauff crashes out as Sabalenka and Osaka set for last-16 clash
30 May
14
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Orchard energy
Armagh overpower Derry to get All-Ireland series off the mark
Tiernan Kelly’s goal helped pave the way for a comfortable win.
30 May
6
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Dublin City
'We don't want your hotel!': Locals to fight against new six-storey development in Dublin city
30 May
55
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The week that was
'Is Sinn Féin even a left-wing party?': Four winners and three losers from the political week
Byelection fallout, newbie TDs, and ministerial promotions.
30 May
54
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a year lost
A year lost: Transition Year nearly broke my child – it's not for everyone
Margaret Lynch
30 May
48
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drugs haul
Construction boss and three workers accused of €5.1m cannabis haul in coffee tables
30 May
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henry street
Protesters in Dublin call for independent probe into death of Yves Sakila
30 May
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Second best
Munster well beaten by Bulls in URC quarter-final
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30 May
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