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Duke Dumont
Electric Picnic kept DJ on same stage despite knowing about 'potential overcrowding' in advance
Emails show the organisers wanted to move Duke Dumont’s performance to the Main Stage on the Saturday of this year’s festival.
Saturday
3 Oct
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Stand up and fight
Young out-half Charlie O'Shea stars as Munster power to bonus-point win against Bulls
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Home Heating Oil
How far does the €5 weekly bump to fuel allowance actually go in an energy crisis?
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Budget 2027
Carbon tax pause on home heating oil and a 'significant' childcare package in Budget 2027, says Martin
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Garvaghy Road
Drumcree: Thousands gather at rival rallies in Portadown as police say it is illegal to block road
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doing things differently
What if city living also meant you could grow your own food? One Dutch community has it sussed
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RIP
Tributes paid after mother-of-two dies in rickshaw accident after Westlife concert
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Law Society
Law Society urges O'Callaghan to bring in mediator ahead of new legal term
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Dublin
Landlord must pay almost €20k after evicting tenant and using flat for short-term lets
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uefa nations league
Chaotic scenes at Ireland's pre-match press conference after Israeli accusations
Ireland boss Heimir Hallgrímsson retains composure as he also explains Dara O’Shea may not be available after returning for birth of child.
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the housing essay
More homes are for sale – but not because more are coming onto the market
Economist and housing expert Ronan Lyons explores a key data point in today’s heated market.
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irish comedy
'I'm really buzzing': Joe.ie's Ross McCarney on bringing online comedy to RTÉ and Whelan's
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your stories
Debt, no savings and running out of cash before payday: what it's like living on less than €44k
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Budget 2027
Tax changes, social welfare and childcare: Here's what we know about Tuesday's budget so far
There have already been warnings that tax cuts will probably only amount to a “few hundred euros” for the average worker.
Friday
2 Oct
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assault allegation
Cornell shows us we cannot keep telling our girls to be careful while teaching boys to be entitled
From The 42
uefa nations league
Austria draw a reminder of the mild inconveniences Ireland manager must relish
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work-to-rule
Minister accuses trade unions of being 'unwilling' to negotiate as teachers prepare for 'all-out strike'
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migration policy
'My Belarusian passport expires before 8 years is up. If I go back, I know which building I would end up in'
The real life impact of the change of citizenship rules for two Russians and a Belarusian, written by a Belarusian journalist living in Galway.
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Belmayne
‘Kind, loving and funny’: Tributes paid to Kathleen Carey as fundraiser launched for funeral
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Domestic Abuse
Sacked garda spared jail for coercive control of wife over three years
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poison pen
Woman arrested by gardaí investigating six-year harassment of Galway couple is released
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Garvaghy Road
PSNI still 'seeking compliance' with Parades Commission, as Taoiseach appeals for 'calm' at Drumcree
