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'The system is broken': Our readers' stories of the 'madness' of bidding on a home in Ireland
From being asked to bid in €2,500 increments to being told to bid higher even when others have bowed out, our readers say reform is needed.
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Naomh d'ár línn
Seo í Gobnait, an naomh a spreag ceoldráma, filíocht is omós a pobal thar breis is 1,000 bliain
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Pitt slop
AI slop showing Brad Pitt taking selfies and drinking pints is flooding Irish social media
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Cash OUt
Tánaiste says Irish savers are being short-changed on returns (and he wants more people investing)
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Rent reforms
'You couldn't care less': Taoiseach gets defensive as rent reforms face criticism
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Housing vs tourism
Tensions between ministers over short-term lets amid questions over 'grace period' for owners
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Milltown
Locals mount opposition over plans for €356m apartment development in south Dublin
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Dalkey
Pat Kenny 'delighted' planning refused for nursing home scheme after lengthy planning battle
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A saint for our times
Meet Gobnait, the warrior saint, who inspires devotion from a Cork gaeltacht community
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SEAMUS CULLETON
Larry Donnelly: The hard edge of Trump’s immigration policy now tests Irish America
Larry Donnelly
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Courts
Man who forced woman to take pills to terminate pregancy set to be sentenced next week
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Action Plan
Ireland must act now to appoint counter-drone security coordinator, MEP says
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Jenifer Carroll MacNeill
Patients could be in National Children's Hospital from December ‘if everything goes well’
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Explainer
What will the arrival of HBO Max mean for Sky customers in Ireland?
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Dublin
Dublin City Council unveils plans for what pedestrianised College Green could look like
You have one more chance to have your say before the plans are lodged.
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strong language
'Terrifying' actions of ICE agents must be raised by Martin with Trump, MEP Maria Walsh says
Eoghan Dalton
reports from Strasbourg
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Courts
Cyclist crushed twice by SUV in Dublin city centre recalls ‘the worst day of my life’ in court
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suspended sentences
'The justice system broke me in every way possible': Former Garda Margaret Loftus on domestic abuse
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Garda dispute
Policing cover for St Patrick's Day events in doubt as gardaí to take industrial action
The Garda Representative Association met for a special delegates conference in Kilkenny today.
11 Feb
The Explainer
Why are hundreds of suspected suicides invisible in official stats?
Families who have lost loved ones say the system is overwhelmed, and that patients are often discharged without adequate follow-up or are left waiting in chaotic environments that are ill-equipped to handle psychiatric emergencies.
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grounded
Cork Airport had to shut down overnight after air traffic controllers phoned in sick
11 Feb
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Dublin Children's Court
Teenage boy accused of rape of unwell girl in toilet at Dublin house party
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regrets I've had a few
For Valentine's Day, why not share your stories of former loves or love that slipped away
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Freddie Scappaticci
'The identity of Stakeknife is clear to everybody': Taoiseach names Freddie Scappaticci as IRA mole
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Cancer care flights
'Fixing something that wasn't broken': anger over planned cut to Donegal 'cancer flight'
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Gaoth Dobhair
'Is údar imní tromchúiseach é': fearg ann maidir le hathrú sceidil 'd'eitiltí ailse'
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Courtsdesk
UK's Ministry of Justice orders deletion of court reporting database founded by Irish journalist
11 Feb
From The 42
Winter Olympics 2026
Irish skier Cormac Comerford gaining fans and respect for successful runs down 'gnarly' slopes
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Reports from Bormio
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It's raining again
Weekend to be very cold with widspread frost and ice, followed by more rain
11 Feb
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Investigation
Man detained in Nancy Guthrie case released, says he hopes police 'get the suspect'
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Basic Income for the Arts
Permanent scheme to financially support Irish artists welcomed by trade union
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austin appelbee
‘Little legend’: Australian police release emergency call made by boy who saved family swept to sea
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spinal surgeries
Temple Street surgery scandal: Review of surgeon's work widened to cover more children's cases
11 Feb
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EU ukraine funding
Barry Cowen on EU Ukraine loan: Supporting Ukraine doesn't mean short-changing Ireland
Barry Cowen
11 Feb