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glencolumbkille
Woman (50s) dies after getting into difficulty while swimming in Co Donegal
The Candidate
The Candidate Awards: Best row, best clanger and best politician so far this Dáil term
TDs and senators have cleared out of Leinster House for their break. That means it’s time for us to hand out the report cards.
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global footprint
Here's where Ireland is opening five new embassies and consulates around the world
The 42 GAA Weekly
All-Ireland Ladies Final preview and Kerry-Donegal review
Emma Duffy and Declan Bogue join Ronan Early ahead of Sunday’s finals.
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Surrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: We're getting better at rejecting bad ideas, now all we need are some good ones
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prison time
Prisoners are being released 'within a day' of going in as repeat offenders clog up cells
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Storm Floris
Watch out for weather warnings - Storm Floris will bring heavy wind on the Bank Holiday Monday
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living a normal life
Severe asthma: It's like running while breathing through a tiny straw, with a peg on your nose
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The Morning Lead
Labour is backing Catherine Connolly for president, but not everyone is happy about it
The Journal takes a look behind the curtain on the Labour Party’s decision to back its former member Catherine Connolly in the race for the Áras.
Friday
1 Aug 2025
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Election Expenses
The money candidates for President can claim back in expenses is going up by €50,000
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rise in attacks
Indian man attacked in Dublin says his community ‘no longer feels safe’ here
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Children's Court
Teenager charged with raping female in a Dublin apartment when he was 15
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And Just Like That
Sex and the City's mixed-reviewed spin-off won't be getting another season
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Indian Embassy
Indian Embassy in Ireland warns citizens to ‘avoid deserted areas, especially in odd hours’
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Simon Harris
Tánaiste says any gardaí showing 'brazen' disregard for roads policing 'letting colleagues down'
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Lebanon
Tánaiste to meet Seán Rooney's mother after she said he shouldn't 'seek to speak for me'
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Courts
Judge keen to ensure trial of Jeffrey Donaldson and his wife not delayed again
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what's the story
Balamory cast returns to Scottish island to film new season after 20-year hiatus
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Conor McGregor
Nikita Hand is suing Conor McGregor and her former neighbours over evidence she says was 'lies'
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Whitefriar Street
Gardaí investigation launched after alleged overnight assault at Dublin city apartment
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Violence Against Women
Extreme pornography ‘radicalising’ young men and normalising violence, says Garda Commissioner
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israeli settlers
‘They just want to bury him’: West Bank village devastated as Israel holds onto body of slain activist
After the murder of Awdah Hathaleen by an Israeli settler, a village is under lockdown, and his loved ones are still waiting to bury him.
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The Morning Lead
Justice department throws cold water on calls for witnesses to get paid leave throughout trials
Paula Fay was not entitled to paid leave to attend the trial of her brother, who raped her when she was a child.
Thursday
31 Jul 2025
