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High Court
Former Derry football boss Rory Gallagher is suing the GAA President and Director
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re-imagining the GPO
Marie Sherlock: Honour the history of the GPO by making it an artists' hub
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naughty or nice
The government is drawing up a list of the best (and worst) councils for housing delivery
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Japan
Taoiseach to begin four day visit to Japan today aimed at strengthening trade relationship
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extreme heat
'I couldn't step outside': Irish tourists swelter as 'heat dome' blankets southern Europe
Scorching conditions are forecast to continue today, with many cities and districts under heat warnings.
Monday
30 Jun 2025
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Courts
Garda impersonated colleague online to encourage men to come to her home and rape her
Shane Flanagan pretended to be the woman on a fetish website and shared her name, address and photos in order for men to come to her home and rape her.
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Compulsory Redundancies
Intel to cut just under 200 jobs at Leixlip plant in Kildare
The company confirmed earlier this year that the number of jobs impacted by cuts would be made public in July.
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ballymena
Man (19) bailed over charges of spraying manure on road before Ballymena Pride parade
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FSAI
Bacon and cabbage dinners recalled from shops and supermarkets due to harmful bacteria
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Middle Abbey Street
Former Irish Independent HQ to become nine-storey student accommodation block
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Glastonbury
UK police launch criminal investigation after viewing footage of Kneecap and Bob Vylan's Glastonbury sets
Earlier today, the US revoked Bob Vylan’s visas ahead of their autumn tour.
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SIPO
Six former ministerial advisers sought to have their lobbying cooling off period waived last year
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Stena Line
Stena Line announces it's axing the Rosslare to Cherbourg service from September
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kneecap
Woman who live-streamed Kneecap at Glastonbury to millions says fans 'had a right to see it'
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donaghadee
Woman arrested in connection with Sarah Montgomery’s murder as man remains in police custody
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Courts
Man jailed for six years for manslaughter of Dylan McCarthy during melee outside Kildare pub
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Race for the Áras
Cynthia Ní Mhúrchú dampens presidential speculation as Fianna Fáil nomination race hots up
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EP
'This is going to be special': Kneecap added to Electric Picnic bill and will play main stage
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records
Over 175,000 historical records lost during 1922 Four Courts explosion recovered and put online
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Third Level Education
Decision to reverse €1,000 reduction in third-level fees will 'really hurt' students
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Noctilucent Clouds
The skies turned silver over Ireland last night due to some rare clouds
Noctilucent clouds are made up of dust and ice particles extremely high up in the atmosphere, resulting in wispy white or blue streaks in the night sky.
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Athletics
Sarah Lavin stars in 100m hurdles as Ireland finish fifth at European Athletics Team Championships
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esri report
Ageing population means Ireland will need around 50,000 long-term beds by 2040
