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Printing error
Did you get a new Irish passport in the last few weeks? If you did, you might need to return it
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stump up
Aer Lingus introduces fees for anyone selecting a seat on its budget-friendly service
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Arson Attack
'We lost everything': Family homeless after house mistakenly targeted in arson attack
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mystery continues
Viewers in the UK will finally get a chance to see Traitors Ireland as air date confirmed
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Your Say
Do you agree with the Irish government’s decision to vote against the EU-Mercosur trade deal?
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Trump
Venezuelan woman in Ireland: Trump has raised alarms, but Maduro deserves no sympathy
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Blackmail
GAA club issues warning after young person targeted by AI-generated sexual content
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Marwan Barghouti
Bono calls for release of Palestinian political figure from Israeli prison after more than two decades
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Cost of Living
Irish households pay €360 more per year for electricity than western European average
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Post-mortems
Irish families could face delays holding funerals due to 'very real crisis' in autopsy system
The warning comes in a new paper by the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland.
Many hospitals are no longer carrying out autopsies due to staff shortages and pressures.
The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland has called for urgent government action to avoid causing distress to bereaved families.
Around 6,000 autopsies are carried out in Ireland every year in cases involving sudden, unexplained, or unnatural deaths.
Thursday
8 Jan
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venezuela under trump
Leo Varadkar: The end of Maduro is welcome. The way it happened is not
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the pitt
Critics are raving about this medical drama - and Irish viewers will finally get to watch it in March
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Progress
'I’m continuing to find the joy in every day': Ciara Mageean shares update on cancer treatment
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Investigation
Tusla confirms father and son found dead in west Dublin 'were known' to agency
The 11-year-old boy, Oisín O’Reilly, is suspected to have been killed by his father Wayne.
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Crunch time
Ireland will vote against the EU's massive Mercosur trade deal
The deal is set to be ratified by the European Council tomorrow, but a small group of countries appear likely to vote against it, potentially blocking its approval.
The deal is set to be ratified by the European Council tomorrow, but a small group of countries appear likely to vote against it, potentially blocking its approval.
French President Emmanuel Macron has said his country will also vote against the deal.
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Study
People who stop taking Wegovy and Mounjaro regain weight in less than two years
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The Morning Lead
Over 100 senior Tusla workers told CEO reform timeline put kids 'at significant risk of harm'
A letter to the agency’s CEO flagged major concerns with senior management’s plans, asking, “Are the courts aware this is happening?”.
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grok
Media Minister criticised for arguing X is not responsible for child sexual abuse images
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got beef
Explainer: What is Mercosur, and what will happen at tomorrow's landmark vote?
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AN OWL SEISIÚN
Break out the bodhrán - The Late Late Show is holding its first ever trad music special
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Balgaddy
Man arrested in connection with fatal stabbing of man in West Dublin last June
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CHRISTMAS SHOP
Tesco forecasts profits may reach up to £3.1 billion across Irish and UK stores
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go goretti ready
Storm Goretti bringing mucky, miserable weather this afternoon but we'll escape the worst of it
The Explainer
Is this a new era of US intervention?
First Venezuela. Will it be Colombia, Iran, or Greenland next? Is this just rhetoric, or renewed American imperialism? We’re joined by Larry Donnelly, law lecturer at the University of Galway.
20m
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Court
Woman extradited from UK charged in connection with the murder of Dublin man in 2017
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High Court
Disciplinary panel agrees to postpone meeting this weekend on Enoch Burke's sacking
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Your Say
Would you tell gardaí if you were in a car with someone who was driving dangerously?
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we asked the experts
Now that we're all terrified, here are four tips to protect kids' image and identity online
We asked the experts what parents and schools need to do next, as the Grok scandal focuses attention on online safety.
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Social Media
Domestic abuse charity Women's Aid has left X over AI sexual abuse image controversy
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New Discovery
This hill in Co Wicklow was once home to Ireland's earliest prehistoric town
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end of life
Two in three dying people in Ireland were not informed they were likely to die
Wednesday
7 Jan
