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Courts
Book dealer cleared of selling 'extraordinarily rare' stolen Seamus Heaney editions worth €2,000
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Housing Crisis
Explainer: Why does the Government want to overhaul Rent Pressure Zones?
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Drew Harris
Gardaí may consider getting cadaver dog in future after concerns over length of Satchwell search
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ballymena
Two teenage boys charged in connection with serious sexual assault on teenage girl in Co Antrim
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Public Spending
Dept of Transport spent €600,000 on revamp of entrance and small plaza at Dublin headquarters
The works went €39,000 over initial estimate, despite a contingency of almost €105,000 being included.
The works went €39,000 over an initial estimate, despite a contingency of almost €105,000 being included.
An outline for the project cited the need to upgrade security and to 'discourage skateboarders and loiterers' from the building.
Sunday
8 Jun 2025
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terence wheelock
Twenty years after Terence Wheelock's arrest, his family continue to call for a public inquiry
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rent pressure zones
Plans to tie rents for new build apartments to inflation rate being brought to Cabinet
Under the proposal, the 2% rent cap will not apply to apartments built after a certain date.
Under the proposal, the 2% rent cap will not apply to apartments built after a certain date.
It is understood that landlords will be allowed to reset rent between tenancies.
Sinn Féin's Eoin Ó Broin described the plan as "utter madness" and said it will introduce a four-tier rental market.
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Jim O'Callaghan
Justice Minister voices concern over length of time taken to discover Tina Satchwell's remains
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christian Bruckner
Irish woman ‘in fear’ ahead of release of the prime suspect in Madeline McCann's disappearance
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Courts
Man jailed for three years for sexually assaulting young woman in Donegal park
The Candidate
Politicians probably shouldn’t let AI do all the talking
After the Ciarán Mullooly-Swedish House Mafia collab that no one expected, the team ask: to what standards should we hold politicians when it comes to AI?
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UN Ocean Conference
Taoiseach among world leaders attending United Nations ocean summit in Nice
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: A Route 66 town, a missing man and a detective who thinks he's cracked the case
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derelict buildings
More than 70 properties owned by the OPW are lying vacant around the country
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Portarlington
Child in care in Laois was given the same timetable for months on end, except for one zoo trip
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DERELICTIRELAND
Dereliction in Ireland: 'Something is rotten in the Irish property industry'
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Analysis
Why interest rate cuts are good news for Irish homeowners - but likely no help for buyers
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Land Use Review
Big shift in favour of dairy farming among scenarios proposed in government's land reforms
The draft recommendations have caused anger among environmentalists and some farmers.
Saturday
7 Jun 2025
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filthy dirty
Opinion: Dublin's streets are a mess, and not enough is being done to fix them
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Full Steam Ahead
Beyond the Pale organisers confirm music festival will go ahead after reports of cancellation
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Suncream
FactCheck: False claims about toxins, Vitamin D and ‘cooked’ skin in viral claims about suncream
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kevin Kelly
Carer who died in Galway house fire was a 'son, brother, partner, friend and rock', funeral hears
