Irish
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inside story
A day like no other: the full story of what's happening in the Ireland camp ahead of Israel fixture
Gavin Bazunu stands firm as Ireland squad searches for a united front.
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Met Éireann
Heavy rain to hit six Munster and Leinster counties under Status Orange warning this morning
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Business
Ireland’s last conglomerate has just been sold for €7bn. Will the country ever create another?
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The week that was
'Winner winner, chicken dinner': Here are the winners and losers of the political week
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your stories
‘I felt completely alone’: Readers share their stories accessing pregnancy mental health supports
Our readers told us that not enough is being done to support women struggling during and after their pregnancy.
Saturday
26 Sep
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hype train
After years of delays, developers say they're still nervous about building homes along Metrolink line
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statement
Gavin Bazunu speaks out on Israel withdrawal - 'The killing of innocent people is wrong'
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From Limerick to Russia
Ukrainian agency uses Russian tax documents to allege Limerick alumina used in cruise missiles
The report lays out an analysis of various strands of evidence from supply chains and leaked Russian tax data.
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hot school meals
Hot school lunches need a rethink. Could including cold options be the answer?
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Parades Commission
Judge passes injunction stopping planned Orange Order march down Garvaghy Road
Residents in Drumcree went to the High Court this morning to fight the decision to allow an Orange Order march through their community.
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Department of Justice
Solicitors in criminal legal aid fee row sustain €6.64m hit to income over two months
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Israel game
Ireland to play Israel after 'significant majority' of squad vote to proceed with game
The Ireland players met on Friday to work on releasing a statement laying out their stance.
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FAI
Gavin Bazunu was not one of 30 Ireland players contacted by FAI about thoughts on playing Israel
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Cork
Mother whose daughter died after marathon from SADS wants cardiac screening for teens
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Disruption
Dublin-Belfast train travelling every two hours after security alert, down from hourly service
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Women's Rights
Forced sterilisation, sexual assault: Stories of abuse faced by women with disabilities in Nigeria
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Surrealing in the Years
Dublin City Council not at war with Christmas, but with basic organisation and communication
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Witness appeal
Young woman hospitalised with serious injuries after van and e-bike collide in Drogheda
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Tall Tales and Murder
Love/Hate creator Stuart Carolan on Jim Sheridan's comments that RTÉ needs to 'get a bit dangerous'
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garda discipline
Garda management drops discipline threat against senior GRA official who spoke out publicly
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Motoring
It doesn't make any sense, but I fell in love with this 'not-really-a-car' car
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Housing
'Dunsink homes won't get built': Developer says new Dublin town will be unaffordable for many
An enormous 18,500 homes are proposed for Dunsink – and developers are unsure about the focus on high-rise apartments in the plans.
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ONE NEAT TRICK
Wait times for ESB connections in new housing estates are starting to shrink dramatically
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Revolving Door
How 63 former politicians and civil servants lobbied their one-time colleagues dozens of times
The findings came after an analysis of more than 83,000 returns filed on the register since 2020.
The disclosures illustrate the pathway between public office and lobbying for charities, businesses and interest groups.
An analysis of more than 83,000 returns filed on the Lobbying Register since 2020 found dozens of instances of politicians lobbying former colleagues.
The lobbyists include former Taoisigh, Táinistí, cabinet ministers, TDs, senators and special advisors.
Friday
25 Sep
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School's Out
Fly on the wall: Here's what it was like inside U2's 'secret' Mount Temple schoolyard gig
Fans started gathering from after 9am this morning as word filtered out that something special might be happening at the band’s old school – here’s how the day played out.
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Inis Mór
Person winched to safety from Aran Islands ‘wormhole’ after being swept onto ledge
