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storm watch
Incoming Storm Goretti to batter UK and France, but Ireland looks set to avoid the worst
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Courts
Father accused of slamming partner's head into wall and throwing baby 'across room'
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Stephen McCahill
'Heartbroken': Imelda May pays tribute to businessman killed in attack at Donegal home
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Nudification
How is Grok creating sexualised images of women, and what should you do if you're affected?
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An Taoiseach sa tSín
Tá Éire ar son trádáil níos oscailte idir an tAontas Eorpach is an tSín, deir an Taoiseach
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Broke Bling
Claire’s, the teen jewellery retail chain, has collapsed into administration
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Blanchardstown
Arrest made after man enters Dublin Garda station and issues threats
It’s understood the man was in possession of a knife.
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icy start
Cold weather to continue today as weather warnings to lift later this morning
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coalition of the willing
McEntee to attend 'critical' meeting of Ukraine’s allies in France today
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EU spending
Government warned state could contribute billions indirectly to EU defence with little benefit
The warning comes as work continues in negotiating the EU’s next budget – the Multiannual Financial Framework – which will cover the years 2028 to 2034.
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5 Jan
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Ship spotting
Irish Air Corps despatches aircraft to examine Russian tanker being pursued from Venezuela
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Stephen McCahill
Businessman killed at home in Donegal had 'massive flair and drive' for community
A man in his 30s was arrested in connection with the assault and is being detained at a garda station.
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High Court
Enoch Burke expected to bring legal action against disciplinary panel tomorrow
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Courts
Teen spared jail after driving 21km on wrong side of dual carriageway during Dublin-Laois chase
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Weather Warning
Cold weather warnings extended until tomorrow as drivers urged to take extra care on roads
The warnings were originally due to expire at 11am today but have now been extended until 9am tomorrow.
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traffic update
Section of Dublin's O'Connell Street reopens after traffic incident caused closure earlier
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Scottish Premiership
Celtic sack Wilfried Nancy after six defeats in first eight games in charge
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Gaza
European countries (including Ireland) condemn new Israeli law blocking water and power to UNRWA
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Ireland China relations
Taoiseach meets China's president in Beijing and says we should work towards 'open trade'
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The Morning Lead
'It took one-and-a-half hours to get out of the carpark': Readers on traffic gridlock stories
Heavy traffic at peak hours has become a feature of modern life in Ireland’s cities.
