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25 years 25 cities
Damien Rice announces tour to mark 25 years since debut album O (with two dates in Dublin)
16 Oct
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operation tara
Illegal vapes and cannabis-based products worth over €3m seized
16 Oct
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Katie Zacharia
Trump's new under-fire press secretary tells Fox News she was 'a lawyer but not an attorney'
16 Oct
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Your Say
Poll: Do you like playing host to houseguests staying in your home?
16 Oct
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South Dublin
Rents start at €1,500 for a one-bed as applications open for 300 south Dublin cost-rentals
16 Oct
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The 9 at 9
Waterford family funeral arrangements, chlorine incident at swimming pool and Trump’s latest attack on Zelenskyy…
16 Oct
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Waterford
Funeral details announced for Philip, Kim, Jayden and Callum English after deadly arson attack
16 Oct
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Liffey Valley
Dublin Fire Brigade gives update on chlorine incident at hotel swimming pool
Several children were hospitalised following an “excess chlorine incident” at a swimming pool in the Clayton Hotel.
16 Oct
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Bills Bills Bills
Yuno energy becomes third company to freeze prices after raising them earlier this year
16 Oct
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screen time
One-fifth of eight to 12-year-olds fall asleep watching a screen
16 Oct
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Nobody Needs This
Christmas in October? Ah here, you're having a laugh
Emer McLysaght
16 Oct
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The Morning Lead
Dublin City Council doesn't plan to restore horse manure disposal despite illegal dumping problem
Locals and councillors have called for action on the ongoing issue of illegal dumping of horse manure in Dublin.
Sophie Finn
16 Oct
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Thursday
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Your Thoughts
Letters to the editor on... free smokes at weddings, Metrolink and the strike
15 Oct
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Inside the Occupied West Bank
Palestinian farmers risking their lives to access farmland amid deadly attacks
In Sinjil and Deir Jarir, villagers are headed for a fraught harvest season as a new wave of settler outposts surrounds them.
Eimer McAuley
15 Oct
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Public Transport
Red Line Luas to be interrupted this weekend due to maintenance works
15 Oct
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politics by numbers
The €105bn budget problem: It took six months to set the rules, and eight days to break them
Gavan Reilly
15 Oct
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public pay dispute
Chambers 'hopeful' for progress with public sector unions as potential second strike looms
15 Oct
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Courts
Widespread criticism after woman cross-examined by man alleged to have threatened to kill her
15 Oct
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Hat in the Ring
Human rights lawyer Maeve O'Rourke to run in Seanad by-election
15 Oct
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Cork
Gardaí investigating after body of man who died violently discovered in Mallow
15 Oct
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Court of Appeal
Rapist says he was denied 'meaningful cross-examination' when victim claimed lack of recollection
15 Oct
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Flying off the shelves
UK bookshops sell out of Sally Rooney after Palestine support forces publisher to stop circulation
15 Oct
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Upwardly Mobile
Lidl closes €8.99 mobile contract deal after reaching 100,000 sign-ups earlier than expected
15 Oct
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walk free fashion baby
Not gonna reach his telephone: Lady Gaga fan account owner released from Belarus jail
15 Oct
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Waterford
Two people arrested in connection with murder investigation into fatal Waterford arson attack
15 Oct
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High Court
Enoch Burke ordered to prison for sixth time for 'provocative' trespasses at Westmeath school
The High Court also ordered that a car driving Burke to school every day should be sequestered.
Stephen McDermott
Reports from the High Court
15 Oct
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Up In The Air
Top EU court leaves future of Dublin Airport passenger cap in Irish government's hands
15 Oct
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Waterford
Drug debt collection 'an absolute scourge on our society', says McEntee
15 Oct
The Candidate
The politest strike that has nobody losing face...yet
The public sector strike that saw 300,000 workers on the picket lines is the dominant political story of the week, but as yet nobody is getting pilloried over it. The unions say the government could have avoided the whole mess four months ago, but the government keeps saying it’s ready to do a deal once everyone talks.
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Limerick
Patrick O'Donovan remains in intensive care after taking ill earlier this week
15 Oct
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victim impact
'My childhood was stolen': Jeffrey Donaldson's victims say nothing can undo the damage he's done
15 Oct