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goodbye summer
Status Yellow thunderstorm warnings to come into effect in Clare, Kerry, Limerick and Galway
It marks a noisy end to the weekend’s sunshine.
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Cycling
'This is just a fairytale': Ireland's brilliant Ben Healy takes yellow jersey at Tour de France
Healy becomes the first Irish cyclist to wear the yellow jersey since Stephen Roche won the Tour in 1987.
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Bus Eireann
Bus Éireann suspended routes in Drogheda last Friday night after bus windows were smashed
14 Jul 2025
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West Belfast
Investigation launched into suspected arson attack on GAA club in west Belfast
14 Jul 2025
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Dublin District Court
Man accused of stalking online influencer in Dublin city hotel remanded on bail
14 Jul 2025
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Line in the sand
'Burrow Beach will be mobbed whenever there's a heatwave unless we fix seaside transport links'
14 Jul 2025
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Thomond Park
Waterford boy says he’s 'luckiest guy in the world' after performing with The Script
14 Jul 2025
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Central Criminal Court
Man found guilty of raping his niece, with child's mother convicted of facilitating the rape
14 Jul 2025
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Galway
Full-scale excavation at former mother and baby home in Tuam gets underway
14 Jul 2025
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personal injury
Delivery cyclist who hit into door of car parked in cycle lane settles damages claim
14 Jul 2025
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Scam
Real doctors’ names being used in scam ads for weight loss drops and other bogus products
14 Jul 2025
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Good Morning United Ireland
Mary Lou McDonald appears on Good Morning Britain to call for a border poll
14 Jul 2025
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Drug deliveries in Ireland, Lebanon peacekeeping mission lobbying and excavation begins in Tuam.
14 Jul 2025
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UNIFIL
Ireland pushing US to renew backing for UN peacekeepers remaining in Lebanon
14 Jul 2025
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Motherships
Behind the scenes: Ships delivering drugs to Ireland are making drop-offs in other countries first
The ships, which are colloquially called motherships, meet smaller vessels off the coast and transfer the drugs in a process known as “coopering”.
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spending and saving
Money Diaries: A marketer on €45K living in the west of the country
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Narrow Margin
McIlroy narrowly falls short to finish in tie for second at Scottish Open
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Trust Me on the sunscreen
Free sunscreen dispensaries to be rolled out in Cork city from tomorrow
13 Jul 2025
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Heatwave
Dublin beaches packed out and heavy traffic as crowds flock to enjoy the weather
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Dublin
Michael D Higgins lays wreath to mark National Day of Commemoration
13 Jul 2025
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Newcastle
Tipperary community rallies behind family of Freya Tobin to raise funeral costs
13 Jul 2025
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Economic warnings
Minister says Government will be 'fully mindful' of impact from tariffs when forming Budget
13 Jul 2025
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Mick O'Neill
Tributes flood in for award-winning photojournalist killed in crash
13 Jul 2025
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: She turned her life story into a bestselling memoir - but was it all a lie?
13 Jul 2025
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good morning
The 9 at 9
Trump returns to tariff talk, plastic netting on the way out and more warm weather.
13 Jul 2025
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the forecast
Hot weather in store again today but there's also, annoyingly, a thunderstorm warning
13 Jul 2025
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Dublin
Gardaí seek witnesses after man (20s) left in critical condition following crash in Tallaght
13 Jul 2025
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Philosophy
Balance and fairness: Have global media outlets accurately reflected the true horror of Gaza?
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13 Jul 2025
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The Morning Lead
Plastic ketchup sachets and nets on fruit to be banned
Refill stations and reusable containers are set to become more commonplace.
Supermarkets say they've started work to ensure they're ready to comply.
13 Jul 2025
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12 Jul 2025
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Tiny apartments
'We wouldn't be able to have a child here': Renters and experts on the shrinking of apartments
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