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Lying in state
Pope Francis's body is moved to St. Peter’s Basilica to lie in state
The late pontiff will be buried on Saturday.
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School Strikes
Teachers will vote on industrial action if concerns over Leaving Cert reforms aren't addressed
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Premier League
Man City net dramatic late winner against Aston Villa as teams make final Champions League push
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Housing Crisis
The HSE has more than 230 vacant properties, with 93 'surplus to requirement'
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Marie Collins
Irish woman who resigned from Vatican abuse panel says Pope Francis 'met resistance' from within
Tuesday
22 Apr 2025
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wind energy
Ireland's plans to become the 'Saudi Arabia of offshore wind' were dealt a major blow last week
Ambitious plans to meet the country’s electricity needs are at a tipping point.
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Kilkenny
Eight men arrested after stinger device used to bring stolen cars driving dangerously to a halt
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Roads policing
Driver clocked at 179km/h in a 60 zone among Easter weekend speeding offences
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Palestine
Sharon Osbourne wants Kneecap to lose US work visas after 'F*ck Israel' display at Coachella
As it happened
Liveblog
Pope Francis's remains to be removed to St Peter's tomorrow ahead of funeral
The Pope’s body will lie in state for mourners to pay their respects from tomorrow morning.
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Co Clare
Gardaí searched fishing boat and other locations on west coast following suspicious activity
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Drimnagh
The Drimnagh-born Cardinal running the Vatican following the death of Pope Francis
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Doom and Gloom
IMF slashes forecast for global growth in response to Trump tariff policies
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the vatican
Taoiseach, Tánaiste and President set to represent Ireland at Pope's funeral this weekend
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Golf
Organisers 'optimistic' for Open at Portmarnock as Portrush primed for McIlroy mania
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Workplace Relations Commission
WRC rules TikTok not unlawful in refusing remote work for employee injured in car crash
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new man
Progressive versus traditionalist? The polarising issues that will define the next pope
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Donegal
Man airlifted to hospital after being trapped under quad bike while checking on sheep
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Human Rights
Leo Varadkar: The way Pope Francis reached out to LGBTQ+ people and refugees made a difference
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Your Say
Should Irish citizens in Northern Ireland be able to vote in Irish presidential elections?
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Front Pages
'The People's Pope': Irish and global newspapers remember a Pope of change
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Weather Forecast
Joanna Donnelly surprises viewers with departure from RTÉ News after nearly a decade
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Michael Kelly
Next Pope: How the power base of the Church shifted (and why we won't see an Irish Pope emerge)
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junior cycle
Changes made to Junior Cycle grade bands to be applied to upcoming exams
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The Morning Lead
Maternity care chief warns wealthy families have greater access to the best prenatal screening
The HSE said work is underway to propose equitable access for all pregnant women – if resources allow.
Non-invasive prenatal testing costs hundreds of euro, which families pay out of pocket at private clinics.
HSE guidelines describe it as the "single best screening test" for chromosomal conditions such as Edwards Syndrome, a fatal foetal anomaly.
Monday
21 Apr 2025
