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Hedgehogs in Irish folklore: The little creatures that 'stole apples' and 'predicted the weather'
Niall Mac Coitir
9 Oct
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Beware
AIB is warning customers of scam texts doing the rounds claiming a transaction is on hold
9 Oct
10
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childcare supports
Affordable childcare is no solution if you can’t get a place. Budget 2027 missed that point
Orlagh Doyle
9 Oct
8
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Child poverty
Budget measures won't reduce number of children living in poverty, ESRI says
9 Oct
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The Morning Lead
Ireland's biggest private landlord firm tries to evict former employee from Dublin apartment
At a tribunal hearing, details were laid out about a souring of relations between Ires Reit and the tenant.
Eoghan Dalton
9 Oct
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8 Oct
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League of Ireland
McGovern doubles up to send Shamrock Rovers top of Premier Division
The 42
8 Oct
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Garvaghy Road
Sinn Féin and PBP representatives receive PSNI letters over Garvaghy Road protest
8 Oct
From The 42
GAA
Former GAA president John Horan appointed as McAleese's successor on integration committee
The 42
8 Oct
13
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Murder Trial
Murder accused told gardaí he meant to kill father and brother, but not mother, court hears
8 Oct
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politics by numbers
€7.8 billion set aside for Ireland’s future in Budget 2027 means we're borrowing to save money
Gavan Reilly
8 Oct
20
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cultural exchange
'Feel free to invent your own language': Rosalía says Bono sought Spanish lesson for new song
8 Oct
4
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big tech
Elon Musk's X loses High Court bid over how media watchdog handles complaints
8 Oct
4
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flat battery
Garda forced to thumb a lift to emergency as electric patrol car can't be charged at his station
During the meeting Martin Daly, TD from Galway-Roscommon, spoke of an issue faced by his local garda in Ballygar, Co Galway.
Niall O'Connor
8 Oct
9
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Circuit Criminal Court
Man (25) spared jail after 'recklessly' allowing bank account to be used in smishing scam
8 Oct
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Cost for Potus
Garda security operation for Donald Trump's two-day visit cost an estimated €30m
8 Oct
3
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Limerick
UL's deputy president 'concerned' after rented house allegedly wrecked by rampaging students
8 Oct
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holiday resort
Center Parcs confirms 'small number' of redundancies at its Longford resort
8 Oct
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Health
Pharmacies prioritising flu vaccines for at-risk groups as stock comes on stream
8 Oct
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pay talks
Labour Party calls on politicians to refuse to cross picket lines at Leinster House next week
8 Oct
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Funding Row
Bakhurst expresses confidence in O'Donovan after 'delicate' talks on RTÉ cuts
8 Oct
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talk of the ton
Netflix announces new Bridgerton spinoff based on Lady Violet's life
8 Oct
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Death Row
Christa Pike is up walking and 'mentally foggy' after botched execution in Tennessee
8 Oct
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she said that i said
Northern Ireland sitcom Give My Head Peace is axed by the BBC after 30 years
8 Oct
13
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Department of Justice
€430m cut in supports for Ukrainian refugees 'not resulting in hardship', minister claims
8 Oct
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Consumer Price Index
Inflation reaches highest point since 2024, driven by costs of fuel, electricity and rents
8 Oct
13
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great scott
Is an Oscar on the cards for Andrew Scott? His new film is getting rave reviews
Scott gives “the performance of a lifetime” in Elsinore
8 Oct
6
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results may vary
Schools told to reprint Junior Cert results after erroneous grading legend discovered
8 Oct
8
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US politics
The Democrats have the midterms in their sights, but they need more than ‘Trump is terrible’
Larry Donnelly
8 Oct
24
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Dublin
Gardaí investigating following report a firearm was discharged on Pearse Street
8 Oct
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Row
O'Donovan and Bakhurst at odds over RTÉ's funding, so why was the broadcaster left €20m short?
8 Oct
35
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the housing essay
Could a long-shelved housing report be the solution that never happened?
The 1973 Kenny Report took a strong line on compulsory purchase to get local authorities building – has its time come?
Dr. Nicholas Mansergh
Former senior planner and author
8 Oct
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