Irish
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Belfast
Multiple potential victims of ex-police officer identified in sex offences probe
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Santry
Man arrested over alleged assault and suspicious approaches to children in north Dublin
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Cheltenham 2026
Magnificent Lossiemouth cruises to Champion Hurdle win for Willie Mullins
Brighterdaysahead and The New Lion filled the places in the opening day’s feature race.
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raheen
HSE purchases 44-acre site to develop new facility close to University Hospital Limerick
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Cork
Man jailed for assault that shattered ankle of woman he mistook for someone who was 'trolling' him
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Open for Business
Housing Minister accused of 'rolling out red carpet for vulture funds' at French property event
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Mistaken Identity
Man facing deportation claims to be mistaken for one of nine identical brothers
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spring has not sprung
Wind warning issued for all of Ireland from tomorrow night as snow on the way later this week
Some counties will be under a wind warning from 6pm this evening, while the country could see some snow from Thursday night.
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Harris in Paris
Iran war a 'wake-up call' on EU fossil fuel dependency, Harris warns
The Finance Minister said there has been ‘not enough’ diversification in how Ireland and Europe sources its energy since the war in Ukraine.
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EU-2
Mary Robinson and U2 among first to receive EU award for promotion of 'European values'
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Courts
Enoch Burke claims his transfer to Castlerea Prison is 'in breach' of High Court order
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Fethard
Outcry sees Tusla apologise and U-turn on plan to scrap foster carer support service in Tipperary
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High Court
Man injured in London Docklands bombing says he believes Gerry Adams played ‘major part’ in IRA
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Housing Crisis
An EU-wide housing plan has been voted through for the first time (but not everyone's happy)
The Explainer
How bad could the looming energy crisis get?
Is Ireland looking at a repeat of the economic shocks of the 1970s, or is there still a chance for the damage to be more short-term? We’re joined by Dr Emma Howard, an economist at TU Dublin
19m
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Tomahawk missile
Mounting evidence that US missile struck Iran school, but Trump says he’ll 'live with' findings
Analysis of missile fragments and video footage points to a US strike on the Minab school.
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Tying the knot
Summer versus winter weddings? Official stats prove the nation just can't decide
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Grow College Green
It's your last chance to have a say on the future of Dublin’s College Green
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Russian oil
Tánaiste says an EU return to buying Russian oil would be ‘utterly despicable’
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Gaeilge going global
'Barbie na Gaeilge' on being a TikTok star and her new global book deal
There’s been a considerable change of attitude towards learning Irish, according to social media content creator Laura Pakenham.
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Drama
Fluffed Panenka penalty sees West Ham edge out Keith Andrews' Brentford in FA Cup shootout
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War Death and Taxes
Opinion: Be careful who you aim your anger at when it comes to diesel prices
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Points Race
CAO 2026: Health and business courses still on top as demand for veterinary surges
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Threats In Court
A death threat and panic buttons: Ireland’s courts are seeing increased aggression
A judge has warned about bad behaviour after dozens of incidents were recorded in Ireland’s courts.
Threats, physical violence and intimidation among incidents logged
Some involve recording and then posting to social media
District Court judge warns that some colleagues won’t sit without a garda present
Monday
9 Mar
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Donegal
Mary Lou McDonald meets Creeslough families and backs calls for a public inquiry
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Gaeilge domhanda
Dea-scéal na teanga á insint ag 'Barbie na Gaeilge' i leabhar nua le dáileachán domhanda
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price surge
Irish hauliers call off planned protest after last minute call with Transport Minister
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Analysis
GAA, RTÉ and dodgy boxers: Who were the winners and losers in the GAAGo deal?
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staying out of it
RTÉ contacts Social Democrats over use of clip of David McCullagh in campaign video
