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Eurovision
Major changes to Eurovision voting as organisers aim to head off vote on Israel's inclusion
Earlier this year, a report found that an Israeli government agency paid for adverts targeting the Eurovision public vote.
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Your Say
Does the cost of gas and electricity stop you from turning on the heat at home?
The Candidate
Simon Harris keeps Finance for himself
Christine Bohan, Christina Finn, Jane Matthews, and Rónán Duffy unpack why Harris did it, and how this could shape the next two years of government.
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still chilly
Weather warnings lifted this morning, but it's still freezing out across the country
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Aviva Stadium
Ireland boss Heimir Hallgrimsson calls for away fans to be moved further from pitch at the Aviva
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Operation Destabilise
Gardaí part of international operation targeting money laundering funding Russian war effort
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Rehabilitation
'Two years of drive to live': Family share final update on girl injured in Parnell St stabbing
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debutants
Ireland (and Micheál Martin) will be making a debut at the G20 this weekend - here's why
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social isolation
Opinion: Ireland's young people are lonely. We should be treating it as a public health problem
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RIP
'Style, swagger and a warm heart': Tributes paid after death of Stone Roses bassist Mani
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Housing Crisis
'He continued to badmouth me': Tenants who fought evictions among stories in Threshold report
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absent friends
Why the Donald Trump-shaped hole at this weekend's G20 will make it harder to get things done
Trump isn’t at all happy with host nation South Africa – but one expert reckons his absence will be “damaging but not crippling”.
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20 Nov 2025
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US PLAN
US peace plan requiring Ukraine to give up Donbas region described as 'good' by White House
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forsa
Pension talks for caretakers and secretaries have broken down, trade union says
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Tramore
One person dead after light aircraft crash in Co Waterford
The person who died was the sole occupant of the aircraft.
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Investigation
Serving garda arrested after drugs went missing from station released without charge
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world children's day
Opinion: Ireland’s family reunion policy for migrant workers is forcing parents and children apart
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Cat Fight
Judge shown videos of cat defecating in south Dublin garden after neighbours brought owner to court
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Limerick
Trial of gardaí and retired superintendent hears evidence of road traffic summonses 'struck out'
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CSO
Concerns raised on cooling labour market as unemployment rises to highest rate in four years
The Explainer
Why do children go missing so often from Tusla care?
Why are these figures so high? And what does it say about Ireland’s care system? We’re joined by Patricia Devlin, investigative journalist at The Journal Investigates
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NO MORE FREE PARKING
Planning green light for paid parking at Blanchardstown shopping centre despite local protest
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Dublin MetroLink
Union says rights of international workers to be brought in for MetroLink must be guaranteed
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Courts
Woman jailed for making fake dating profiles of her ex-partner in 'campaign of terror'
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Normal
What’s the new shop people have been queuing down Henry Street for?
The Scandi discount store Normal has attracted huge queues since it opened yesterday.
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Homeless charity
Peter McVerry Trust spent money on peacock enclosure and €300k on a driveway
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immigration policy
'I cry myself to sleep': Migrant workers urge Government to change family reunification rules
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Explainer
Why are the British and others making threats about Russian ship the Yantar?
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High Court
Conor McGregor granted permission to serve legal papers on Sky News for alleged defamation
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Gaeilge i dTuaisceart Éireann
Faoi dheireadh thiar, tá Coimisinéir Ghaeilge an Tuaiscirt tosnaithe ar a chéad lá oibre
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Political Abuse
Electoral Commission recommends removing addresses from the ballot to improve candidate safety
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price gouging
'Unacceptable’: Flights to Prague increase by up to 159% after World Cup play-off draw
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Gas and electricity
'You refuse to take on the energy companies': Dáil row over jump in households behind on bills
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Switching off
RTÉ will permanently close four digital radio stations - including 2XM and Pulse - on 31 December
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Catholic Church
Vatican receives interim report on ‘challenges’ posed by Catholics in polygamous relationships
