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Stars and Swipes
Could Islamophobia cost Abdul El-Sayed the race for the US Senate?
Marion McKeone
21 Oct
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
An increase in money mules, global warming in danger and US-Russia talks.
21 Oct
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legacy bill
The Northern Ireland Troubles Bill is passed in House of Commons to replace Tories' Legacy Act
21 Oct
14
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Armed above Dublin
Military group claims 'lack of respect' in refusal to pay allowances to armed anti-drone pilots
The details were revealed today at the annual delegate conference of the Representative Association of Commissioned Officers (RACO) in Trim, Co Meath.
Niall O'Connor
Reporting from Trim.
21 Oct
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The Morning Lead
One in three young people would consider acting as a money mule, research suggests
New figures released today suggest the number of young people who have been approached to act as a money mule has increased since last year.
Sophie Finn
21 Oct
21
Tuesday
20 Oct
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Los Angeles
U2 to headline the NFL's Thanksgiving eve half-time show - and it will be shown on Netflix
20 Oct
25
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National Maternity Hospital
Construction on the new maternity hospital will begin in 2027 - but won't finish until 2033
20 Oct
15
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Cancelled
'It is the right decision': Plans pulled for €1.5m RSA breathalyser project in pubs and hotels
20 Oct
33
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FSAI
Batches of Centra and Supervalu fish products recalled due to presence of listeria
20 Oct
8
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Limerick
Patrick O'Donovan remains stable and is expected to stay in hospital for 'another period'
20 Oct
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Barbara O'Neill
Hundreds heard a sanctioned Australian ‘health guru’ lecture in Meath: Here's what she said
Barbara O’Neill is banned by Australian medical authorities from spreading her claims, such as that cancer is a fungus.
Shane Raymond
20 Oct
The 42FM
The podcast that helped bring George Gibney to justice, with Mark Horgan
Sinéad and Niall welcome Mark Horgan of the Second Captains/BBC podcast ‘Where is George Gibney?’ to reflect on the paedophile’s criminal conviction and sentencing 33 years after he was first charged in a Dublin court.
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Kildare North
Social Democrats lose third councillor in Kildare since 2024 local election
20 Oct
22
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service disruption
Revolut services restored as Google Cloud outage blamed for disruption
20 Oct
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triple lock
Taoiseach flings accusation of past 'Nazi' support at Sinn Féin in Dáil row
Mary Lou McDonald accused the government of “moving away from peacekeeping and towards military adventurism”.
20 Oct
6
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climb down
Minister claims striking solicitors hired PR firms to try and present him as 'intransigent'
20 Oct
43
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Irish Open
Two Galway women to contest public order charges over Doonbeg incident
20 Oct
32
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Liffey Valley
Plans for 540 homes on Dublin lands owned by JP McManus and John Magnier knocked back
20 Oct
10
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Waterford
Three more people arrested in connection with fatal arson attack on Waterford home
20 Oct
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stolen goods
Ireland and France are linked on sales site Vinted, which is cracking down on any looted goods
20 Oct
11
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Dublin car thieves
Gardaí injured in pursuit of stolen car that had been driven wrong way on the M50
Niall O'Connor
20 Oct
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Status Yellow
Storm Austen: Rain warning for Ireland for first named storm of the season
20 Oct
23
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Junk Food
JustEat apologises for AI-generated slop after bizarre takeaway pictures found on Irish menus
The platform is removing inaccurate pictures and has paused the rollout, but still plans to keep developing the tool.
20 Oct
25
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Jimmy Fallon
'A proud day for the parish': Joanne McNally makes US TV debut on Tonight Show
20 Oct
30
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Solicitor strike
‘Beneath the dignity of his office’: Solicitor rejects O’Callaghan’s suggestion rape cases were targeted
Solicitor Eoghan O’Sullivan denied rape cases were deliberately targeted by striking solicitors, as the Taoiseach backed the minister.
20 Oct
17
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The Daily Poll
What do you think of the RSA's plan to install breathalyser terminals in pubs and hotels?
20 Oct
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turnkey homes
Turnkey homes 'not a practice I wanted to see happen' says housing minister
20 Oct
31
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The FOI Files
The FOI Files: A meeting on motorway safety was held after the M9 crash. Why were no minutes taken?
Members of the public also sent numerous emails on potential solutions to wrong-way motorway driving.
Conor O'Carroll
20 Oct
8