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How I Spend My Money
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Strategy Time
If you were on The Traitors right now, what would you do to win? We want to hear from readers
belfast crown court
Stephen McCullagh (36) accused of covertly recording 12 women
The 36-year-old’s alleged offending spans a 16-year period from January 2007 to January 2023.
Department of Defence
Government confirms order to buy long-range military radar systems from France
After Dark
It's Culture Night tonight - here are some of the top events around the country
Hundreds of free events are taking place.
Must Read
Immigration
Jail time: People in Ireland are being detained for a median of 29 days before deportation
IHREC has raised concerns about an overreliance on prisons and a lack of independent oversight on immigration-linked detentions.
Thursday
17 Sep
From The 42
Deise Legend
'I probably didn't look after my body': Waterford hurler Austin Gleeson retires from inter-county
Analysis
Bad Sport
Everyone is talking about this ad, so does 'outrage marketing' work?
Sydney Sweeney and Novig have grabbed attention – but marketing insiders warn that doesn’t mean the brand has necessarily scored a long-term win.
Series
Your Thoughts
Letters to the Editor on... energy bills, Michael O'Leary and Trump (of course)
Dublin city centre
Road closures on Friday and Saturday for EU presidency event with high-profile guests
Operation Fianna
Military group declares 'blatant exploitation' of personnel in operation to protect EU presidency
DRIVING TEST READY
PJ Gallagher has been springing surprise driving tests on people. Here's how he got on
Series
politics by numbers
A million people can now vote in Seanad elections, but they're not signing up
It's back
Liam Neeson, Siobhán McSweeney and men's Mayo team among guests on tomorrow’s Late Late Show
Must Read
Fáilte
New Irish citizens elated at ceremonies, but sympathetic for friends facing stricter rules
5,600 people will become Irish citizens at ceremonies this week.
One new citizen said she cried when the Irish anthem was played during the ceremony.
The ceremonies are happening against the backdrop of new, stricter rules that will apply to future applications.
Minister for State Colm Brophy has said new rules are expected to come into effect around the end of this year.
Courts
Son of Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch must reveal 'income and assets' after applying for free legal aid
Eurovision Song Contest
Eurovision: RTÉ won't compete in or broadcast next year's contest in Bulgaria
Price to pay
Paid parking at Blanchardstown Shopping Centre gets green light despite local opposition
Analysis
taking a stand
Another Eurovision boycott: RTÉ, the FAI and Ed Sheeran are all learning you can't avoid politics
The Candidate
Trump's visit was grubby, weird, but apparently a success
Was it smart diplomacy or uncomfortable fawning? Sinéad O’Carroll, Christina Finn, Jane Matthews and Rónán Duffy unpack the fallout from a strange weekend in Irish politics.
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Fuel Prices
Pressure mounts on government as prices at the pumps exceed €2 per litre for petrol and diesel
From The 42
squad announcement
Ireland boss spoke to each player about facing Israel in upcoming Nations League fixtures
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