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Waterford GAA clubs 'delighted' by €150,000 donation from billionaire Mark Zuckerberg
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Dublin
Dublin couple charged with perjury over alleged false statement given for Conor McGregor's appeal
Gardaí charged a man and a woman with alleged perjury this morning.
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Portadown
Drumcree: How might the crisis be solved? Could Stormont collapse?
It was thought to be consigned to history, but the re-opened dispute has now entered day three.
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Smithfield
Dublin's Light House Cinema has applied for planning permission to build two new screens
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RIP
Dennis Haskins, who played Principal Richard Belding in Saved by the Bell, has died aged 75
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Budget 2027
Harris wants to cut home heating oil and gas prices but says one budget can only do so much
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The FOI Files
Tusla and how some of its data on foster carers didn't add up
Tusla is now considering centralising some data after an FOI request highlighted a gap.
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in a jam
Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder helps out Wicklow band Florence Road after gear was stolen
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Nations League
Heimir Hallgrímsson: Ireland 'haven't decided what we will do 100%' about second Israel game
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modern ireland
Ireland can't move forward unless its young people stay and it embraces migration
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Crossed Wires
AI boom meets energy squeeze as Ireland’s economy pulled in two directions
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European Parliament
New rules to see MEPs delegate voting rights to another during pregnancy and maternity leave
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Energy
Grants worth €600 for solar panel batteries to be signed off by government today
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The Morning Lead
Government urged to stop treating 'extreme events as one-off emergencies' by climate council
The Climate Change Advisory Council released a damning statement accompanying its latest report, preparing for Ireland’s Changing Climate.
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Courts
Man jailed for two months after threatening garda that he would rape his mother
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Liftoff
SpaceX rocket orbits Earth for the first time but only completes two of six planned trips around
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Strike
Oberstown staff to stage 72-hour strike next week as industrial action resumes
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Abbey Street
Luas stop closed as gardaí attend the scene of an alleged assault in Dublin city centre
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Mary Immaculate College
Anger as October graduation ceremonies at Limerick college pushed to next spring
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a wheelie bad plan
'They're not giving us any support': D7 residents bring anti-wheelie bin protest to City Hall
New rules from Dublin City Council seek to move the area away from using bin bags for waste collection in the city.
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The Car Clinic
'I have four kids, a farm and a busy life - now I need two new vehicles'
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Limerick
Two-year-old child found alone on three-storey roof ledge and ‘covered in faeces’, court hears
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Workplace Relations Commission
A vegetarian took a discrimination case over being offered pâté by a cheesemonger. She lost.
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Portadown
Drumcree standoff continues as Garvaghy protesters seek international mediator
Breandán Mac Cionnaith from the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition said he told Chris Bryant that an international mediator should be sought.
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eu presidency
Garda taken to hospital after she was assaulted on duty at Dublin Castle
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Irish Football Team
Ireland says it stands with Palestine. So why did we play Israel?
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ireland v israel
'They called us Irish bastards, but then Parrott scored': One fan's experience at the Israel game
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drumcree standoff
Burnham's new man in Belfast hasn't been here long enough to grasp how big a 's***show' this is
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Garvaghy Road
'Days of unionist supremacy are gone': O'Neill defends standing with protesters in Stormont row
