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Influenza
Cork University Hospital introduces visitor restrictions to combat spread of flu
17 Jan
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Surrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: We've found out we know nothing about a lot of Very Important Things
Carl Kinsella
17 Jan
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Our readers share their views on Hot School Meals, EU plans to audit Mercosur beef and Tony Blair’s new job.
17 Jan
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court of the dance
Lord of the Dance shows could 'fall apart' over injunction against Michael Flatley, court told
17 Jan
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Pumped Prices
Surprise surprise: Ireland is among the most expensive countries in the EU to fill a car
Paddy Comyn
17 Jan
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Bad patch
Ireland is going through 'a rocky period' in its relationship with the USA, McEntee says
17 Jan
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Autism
After Trump and RFK's attacks on Tylenol, a group of UK researchers sought out the truth
17 Jan
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#themorninglead
Factfind: Who, if anyone, can be held legally responsible for abuse images on Grok and X?
While the harms of abusive images are clear, the law is far murkier.
17 Jan
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your stories
'Wrecked by dietitians' and 'sweaty' packaging: Your views on Hot School Meals
Politicians heard this week that the scheme isn’t sustainable, while some teachers said the short time allowed for children to eat isn’t helping.
Eoghan Dalton
17 Jan
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Friday
16 Jan
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ireland must lead
Professor Mary Aiken: Grok is a warning shot, not a one-off scandal
Dr Mary Aiken
16 Jan
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Late Late Show
Claire Byrne said turning 50 and RTÉ pay cuts were factors in Newstalk move
16 Jan
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Dangerous Driving
Fianna Fáil TD to leave Justice Committee after speeding conviction for driving 190km/h
16 Jan
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Domestic Violence
Charity expresses concern over suspended sentence for Garda after assaulting partner
16 Jan
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Bruna Fonseca
Murder accused visited 'How to kill in three seconds' website, court hears
16 Jan
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Courts
Dublin businessman tells court ‘I have never been violent’ as he launches bid to restore firearms cert
16 Jan
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grok
X refuses to come before Oireachtas Media Committee to answer questions on Grok scandal
Following a meeting with X representatives, Minister for AI Niamh Smyth said ‘concerns remain’
16 Jan
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Limerick
Senior garda 'spoke to press office' regarding arrest despite denial, penalty points trial hears
16 Jan
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Inquest
Efforts to tell Garda that George Nkencho had mental health issues were 'shut down', inquest hears
16 Jan
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good dogs
Study finds grieving death of a pet can be as distressing as grieving a person
16 Jan
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missed flight
Man who was 'only two minutes late' to check-in loses appeal in compensation case against Ryanair
16 Jan
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Enoch Burke
Judge orders arrest of Enoch Burke for breach of restraining order
16 Jan
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park life
Some retired public servants paying less than €13 a week to live in OPW-owned Phoenix Park homes
16 Jan
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Court
No jail time for Garda who carried out 'terrifying' assault on his wife after family event
The judge suspended the sentence on strict conditions.
16 Jan
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Oscar Traynor Road
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after man struck by 'glass implement' in Coolock yesterday
16 Jan
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at it again
Icelanders call for rejection of proposed US ambassador after 'joke' about country becoming '52nd state'
16 Jan
The Candidate
If this doesn't lead to action on Big Tech, nothing will
Sinéad O’Carroll, Rónán Duffy and Jane Matthews unpack the political response to Grok, the muddled messaging, and the question Ireland keeps avoiding: how do you regulate powerful tech firms when the State also relies on them?
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
RTÉ’s finance chief resigns after 18 months, record passenger numbers at Dublin Airport and Gaza’s ‘Board of Peace’.
16 Jan
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Greece
'It was farcical': Irish man Sean Binder found not guilty of people smuggling in Greece
16 Jan
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Flying it
Over 36 million passengers went through Dublin Airport in 2025, a record breaking year
16 Jan
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ires reit
Outgoing RTÉ finance chief Mari Hurley to take up senior role at Ireland's largest private landlord
16 Jan
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Courts
Former driving instructor who fraudulently sat 21 theory tests is jailed for a year
16 Jan