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Never mind the spin - Ireland isn't close to ‘breakeven’ on the €21 billion AIB bailout
The government is trying to spin the return on the bank bailouts – but it’s not so simple
Paul O'Donoghue
22 Jun 2025
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21 Jun 2025
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Round 3
Double bogey proves costly as McIlroy slips back at Travelers Championship
21 Jun 2025
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UNIFIL
Tánaiste confirms US threat to Lebanon peacekeepers and will liaise with EU states to save mission
21 Jun 2025
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Interview
Donegal's newest TD: 'My house will not be standing in six years' time'
21 Jun 2025
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GAA Results
Dublin edge out Cork to reach All-Ireland football quarter-finals as Kerry dispatch Cavan
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21 Jun 2025
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The Big Job
Why are so few candidates dipping their toe in the water in the race for the Áras?
21 Jun 2025
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All-Ireland Hurling Championship
Dublin stun Limerick to snatch All-Ireland semi-final spot as Tipperary also advance
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21 Jun 2025
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Ladies Football
All-Ireland champions Kerry draw Kildare as Dublin and Cork renew rivalries
21 Jun 2025
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Nuclear sites
President of Iran says country won't halt nuclear activity 'under any circumstances'
21 Jun 2025
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working parents
Parenting: Affordable childcare? For lone-parent families? You're having a laugh...
Margaret Lynch
21 Jun 2025
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RIP
Tributes paid to 15-year-old who drowned in Laytown, Co Meath
Kofi Owusu was a ‘caring young man with a wide circle of friends’ and an ‘accomplished sportsman’, his school has said.
21 Jun 2025
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Kemi Badenoch
UK Tory leader says BBC should not broadcast Kneecap's Glastonbury set
21 Jun 2025
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investigation ongoing
Viable device thrown through window in attack on Belfast Islamic centre
21 Jun 2025
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fatal road incident
Man in his 60s dies after being struck by tractor at Sixmilebridge, Co Clare
21 Jun 2025
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Collective Punishment
Taoiseach calls for 'concrete action' after human rights obligations in EU-Israel deal breached
21 Jun 2025
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safety warning
Two people airlifted after falls from cliffs in Clare and Donegal, and boys rescued in Howth
Multiple people have been badly injured after falling from cliffs across the country. One person was rescued after a passerby heard them crying for help.
21 Jun 2025
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forecast
Warm weather due today with chance of thunderstorm (we're not in for another scorcher)
21 Jun 2025
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International rugby experience
JP McManus to address Limerick councillors over Rugby Expo 'gift' snub
21 Jun 2025
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Housing
Labour TD calls housing crisis 'a national scandal' as protest takes place in Cork today
21 Jun 2025
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dodgy box
Sky's 'dodgy box' clamp down 'troubling' says surveillance expert
21 Jun 2025
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your stories
How do you manage the summer childcare crunch? We want to hear your stories
21 Jun 2025
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Ramelton
Young boy hospitalised after being struck by a car in Co Donegal
21 Jun 2025
The 42 GAA Weekly
Galway v Tipp: A rivalry rooted in thrillers | The appeasement of bandwagon fans
Declan Bogue and Fintan O’Toole join Ronan Early to discuss Tipp’s revival, and their fast-returning support-base.
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Surrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: Dublin city needs a new motto. I have some suggestions.
Carl Kinsella
21 Jun 2025
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
‘Prolonged war’ in Israel and Iran, Budapest Pride Parade and bumper weekend in Dublin.
21 Jun 2025
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Climate Change
Heatwaves are giving Irish people diarrhoea
A new study shows an increase in gastroenteritis during the 2018 heatwave – and barbecues are part of the problem.
21 Jun 2025
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High Court
John Magnier advisor denies being 'kept in the loop' about Tipperary land owners' tax affairs
21 Jun 2025
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Polluter Pays
Opinion: Why don't we regulate farms like we do pharmaceuticals?
Pádraic Fogarty
21 Jun 2025
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bumper weekend
It's a busy weekend of sport and music in Dublin - here's what's on, and how to get there
21 Jun 2025
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Pride Month
Varadkar to speak at Budapest LGBTQ+ event ahead of city's 'banned' Pride march
21 Jun 2025
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The Morning Lead
'I saw a man crushed': Behind the scenes of the humanitarian aid chaos in Gaza
Aid trucks have become a symbol of both hope and horror, as people don’t know if they’ll come home empty-handed – or at all.
Hana Salah
Palestinian journalist
21 Jun 2025
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20 Jun 2025
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Laytown
Teenager dies after getting into difficulty while swimming at Laytown, Co Meath
20 Jun 2025
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Zach Bryan
Who is Zach Bryan, the country rocker playing three nights in Phoenix Park this weekend?
20 Jun 2025
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