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South Dublin
Disabled driver forced to park on footpath as motorists were 'stealing' spots spared conviction
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Safeguarding
FAI officials to appear before Oireachtas committee tomorrow following late U-turn
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Budget 2026
Harris denies any tensions in government over rate of dole increase in the Budget
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Courts
Donegal councillor to stand trial for allegedly stealing a fellow councillor's phone
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arts funding
Tánaiste said he is supportive of extending the basic income for arts scheme
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Cork District Court
Anti-immigration activist Derek Blighe appears in court charged with harassing garda
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FactCheck
Debunked: A viral chart comparing the finances of Irish and migrant apprentices is false
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keys to the city
Obama to receive Freedom of Dublin this Thursday (eight years after it was first offered)
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Public Health
Irish experts have refuted Trump's 'horrific' claims linking paracetamol use to autism
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The Traitors
'Recruited at The Ploughing': We hear from The Traitors contestants who just missed out on final
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IPS
The 2 Johnnies earned nearly €25,000 for doing promotional work for the Irish Prison Service
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culling
OPW has paid snipers €17,000 to kill 118 deer in Phoenix Park since last year - including fawns
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Dubline Fire Brigade
Firefighters tackle large blaze that ripped through Dublin recycling centre
Footage posted by Dublin Fire Brigade showed the fire tearing through the building.
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Aras 2025
Connolly defends comments on Hamas and maintains Palestinians have right to self-determination
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Milestone
Mason Melia strikes twice on 18th birthday for St Pat's to send Cork City closer to relegation
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united front
Connolly pledges to speak for 'underdog' as left-wing party leaders come out for campaign launch
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Religion
Opinion: Christianity is having a resurgence on social media - but what's driving it?
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big tech
TikTok accused of 'quietly' laying off Irish workers amid global job cuts
A union has said that TikTok is laying off workers gradually in numbers that don’t require public announcements.
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United Nations
Taoiseach urges other countries to follow France's example and recognise Palestinian statehood
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Trump
Trump makes unproven claims linking painkiller brand to autism and advising against vaccines
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As it happened
Gareth Sheridan concedes bid to get on the Áras ballot as council route closes for hopefuls
Maria Steen is now the only Áras hopeful that has a shot at making it onto the ballot as she chases down Oireachtas members.
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The Traitors
Last night's banished player 'concerned' by social media hate sent to other contestants
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United Nations
Mary Robinson: 'President Trump is the only one who can put real pressure on Netanyahu'
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irish peacekeepers
Taoiseach meets Lebanese president to discuss need for justice for Private Seán Rooney
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Palestinian State
Connolly in clash with Keir Starmer and Micheál Martin over Hamas role in Palestine's future
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Collision
One man killed and another in critical condition after separate road crashes in Cork and Mayo
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United Nations
Eurovision boycott 'very impactful' way of making Israel aware of international opinion, says Harris
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Courts
American businessman, 55, admits sexual assault on student in Shelbourne Hotel sauna
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Courts
Tourist injured two people after driving on wrong side of the road in Co Donegal, court hears
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Unite
National Ambulance Service agrees to scrap proposed outsourcing of some transfers, says union
