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Whitegate refinery
Man (27) charged with dangerous driving over five incidents during fuel protests
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Carrickmacross
Monaghan couple who abducted neighbour's cat and tied it in a bag sentenced to three months
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Under Pressure
Martin holds 'good discussion' with three TDs as leadership comes under renewed pressure
It comes after tumultuous week for the government, which survived a vote of no confidence on Tuesday.
Martin met with the party's three youngest TDs after they raised concerns about Fianna Fáil's direction.
Three other Oireachtas members have sought a fresh meeting of the parliamentary party.
TD Malcolm Byrne said that the party needed to focus on making a difference to people's lives but that he wouldn't be backing any heave.
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all eyes on limerick
Timing of 2027 hurling league final could be moved to coincide with Ryder Cup, GAA confirms
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Jamestown Business Park
Cairn Homes lodge plans for 715 units in Finglas, including apartment block reaching nine storeys
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Democracy
Maria Walsh: Hungary's election result shows the centre can still hold in Europe
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Courts
Former OPW worker sent sexualised messages to undercover PSNI officer posing as 13-year-old girl
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eu presidency
Taoiseach to meet with German Chancellor Merz during flying visit to Berlin
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Fuel Prices
Searches for electric vehicles on DoneDeal Cars more than double since Iran war
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The Morning Lead
The fuel protests have intensified power struggles in Ireland's farming lobby
Nitrates, Mercosur, Bord Bia: farmers have been trying, and often succeeding, at getting wins where they can.
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anti ageing
Opinion: With a 'looksmaxxing' influencer rushed to hospital, is the war on ageing getting ugly?
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Forensic examination
Man's body removed from Wexford home may have been there for some time
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High Court
Son of hotelier Noel O'Callaghan 'regrets' saying he wanted to 'shoot' him over business dispute
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fuel protests
Gardaí investigating death threats made against Taoiseach and other politicians during protests
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DAERA
Anger as two potbellied pigs euthanised by NI officials were left in Armagh woodland
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Courts
Love/Hate actor jailed for four years for robbing shop armed with broken pint glass
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Andrew Puzder
'They don't need to agree on everything': Trump's EU envoy plays down spat with Pope Leo
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Climate Committee
'Cash upfront is an issue' for homeowners who want to retrofit, SEAI chair admits
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Courts
Man charged with assaulting his father, who was found dead at his home in Waterford
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Boxing
Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn to meet with Croke Park to 'advance talks' on Katie Taylor fight
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Shannon Airport
Nonagenarian activist Lelia Doolan completes 220km protest walk for Irish neutrality at Leinster House
The 91-year-old walked through counties Limerick, Tipperary, Laois and Kildare before arriving at Leinster House today.
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High Court
Conor McGregor settles legal action taken by ex-sparring partner over multi-million euro whiskey sale
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Courts
Freddie Thompson to go on trial for making threats to kill in Portlaoise Prison
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Fallout
Taoiseach says McDonald and Cairns lack 'courage' and Bacik was 'afraid' to go into Government
The postmortem over last week’s fuel protests continued today in the Dáil.
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Antisocial Behaviour
Irish Rail increasing security after passenger reports include man 'smoking crack' at Sandycove
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Red Alert
There's some proper Star Trek lore attached to a new Connemara-filmed RTÉ crime drama
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Fallout
Danny Healy-Rae says he had no 'influence' on his brother Michael's resignation from Government
‘I didn’t influence him one way or the other,’ said Danny Healy-Rae. ‘Whatever discussions that were had behind closed doors I’m leaving in there.’
