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book extract
Living in a Ghost City: Soon, the feet of office workers will stroll over a former dance floor
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Irish Rail
There's lots of disruption to train services this weekend - here's the list of affected routes
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The Morning Lead
Most taxi complaints are about overcharging - but nearly half couldn't be investigated
Some 311 passengers this year accused the driver of hiking the price, adding extra charges or not giving change.
Friday
31 Oct 2025
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climate conference
Taoiseach among fewer than 60 world leaders attending COP30 climate summit in Brazil
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Halloween
Here’s a map of fires across Dublin tonight as crews respond to dozens of Halloween blazes
Dublin Fire Brigade said they have already put out a number of bonfires and firework-related blazes today.
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Deed Poll
Calls to change ‘Prince Andrew’ place names across the North intensify after stripping of title
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winter payment
Irish Wheelchair Association says people with disabilities €1,400 worse off after Budget 2026
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DJ Carey
'A stunning fall from grace': Court hears complex deception by DJ Carey continued for years
A man whose wife had cancer, a man whose wife had died, and a father of five were among the victims.
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ryan gibbons
Murder investigation launched after man dies in hospital following assault in Kildare town
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political block
Surveillance at Stormont increases after ‘deliberate’ flooding of toilets
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Sarah McNally
Man pleads guilty to manslaughter of Longford woman Sarah McNally in New York bar
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Courts
Man appeals rape conviction against teenage relative, claiming 'bad temper' evidence was unfair
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Running wild
Opinion: Halloween now doesn't hold a candle to how we did it in the 90s
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Homelessness
'This is a human crisis': New record of 16,614 people now in emergency accommodation
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cancelled warrants
State fully exits AIB after receiving final transaction of €390 million
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Palestine
MEP Lynn Boylan calls for EU to retaliate after she is banned from Israel for five years
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Changing of the guard
Claire Byrne passes the baton to David McCullagh as she signs off on her last ever RTÉ show
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IMMIGRATION POLICIES
Simon Harris has said people ‘on the left’ try to ‘shut down’ debate on migration
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Courts
Former Kilkenny hurler DJ Carey remanded in custody pending sentencing on Monday for fraud charges
Judge Martin Nolan said a custodial sentence was inevitable.
The 54-year-old pleaded guilty to ten counts of dishonestly inducing people to pay him money after he fraudulently claimed to have cancer.
The court heard that Carey has not repaid over €125,000 that he received from billionaire Denis O'Brien.
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SPOOKY FORECAST
Trick or treating? Met Éireann has issued a thunderstorm warning for six counties from 7pm
The Candidate
John Collison’s tech-bro idea: be a little more Haughey
The billionaire Stripe co-founder lobbed a political bombshell in the direction of Kildare Street with a 2,500-word Irish Times think piece. A bold vision or simply Silicon Valley naivety?
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An Cheathrú Rua
Woman (80s) dies from injuries sustained in single-vehicle collision in Galway last week
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hiqa inspection
Three Camphill centres for people with disabilities may have their registrations cancelled
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On The Mend
'I'm on my way back': Richard Boyd Barrett says treatment for throat cancer has been successful
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Moltóirí an óige
Moglaí Bap agus DJ Próvaí ó Kneecap ina moltóirí ar chomórtas rap cheol an Oireachtais
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oiche shamhna
Halloween histories: Step inside the stories of Ireland’s (alleged) witches
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book extract
Carl Kinsella: ‘I’m sorry, sir. I am Irish. I have no idea what’s going on.’
