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Newgrange
UCD research ‘overturns’ long-held belief that Newgrange was burial site for only the elite
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maintain the positives
Taoiseach says tariff pause 'alleviates' pressure on Ireland's public finances
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Oliver MacCormack
Lisburn man (71) given seven-year sentence for human trafficking offences against nine victims
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damage control
Local residents claim €772m health bill from Dublin Airport noise impacts
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Anniversary
Good Friday Agreement: So many families of those who died in the Troubles have been ignored
The Explainer
How can the world fight back against US tariffs?
The global markets have threatened to unravel and political leaders around the world are scrambling to coax Donald Trump back to the negotiating table, mostly to no avail. What can global governments do
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Like Father Like Daughter
Crowds erupt as Rory McIlroy’s daughter Poppy drains 30-foot putt at the Masters
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burglary gangs
One arrest as armed gardaí stage operation targeting organised crime in Limerick City
The Candidate
Fine Gael wants the one job it’s never had
Mairead McGuinness emerging as a possible contender. But will Sinn Féin swoop in with someone more viable?
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Dominican Republic
Nightclub roof collapse: Death toll reaches 184 as search for survivors ended
Over 500 people were also injured when the roof caved in while renowned merengue singer Rubby Perez was performing for a crowd of hundreds.
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child abuse images
Gardaí seize 18 devices with child sexual abuse material in series of raids
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Stressed Out
Vast majority of teachers in Ireland suffering 'moderate to high' burnout
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Housing Crisis
Cairn Homes chief says emergency law needed to stop thousands of planning permissions lapsing
Up to 15,000 planning approvals held up by delays such as judicial reviews are at risk of lapsing, according to Cairn Homes.
Government sources have said they are acutely aware of the issue and will look at what can possibly be done to assist.
Wednesday
9 Apr 2025
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Soccer
Aston Villa's Champions League dream hangs by thread following 3-1 loss at Paris St Germain
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u-turn
Trump announces 90-day tariff 'pause' on countries that 'have not retaliated', ratchets up China rate to 125%
Global tariffs from the US came into effect last night and resulted in mass market panic.
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European Commission
Irish MEPs ask EU to assess legality of German plan to deport Irish Palestine activists
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Áras an Uachataráin
Luke 'Ming' Flanagan and Heather Humphreys not ruling out a run for the presidency
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Speeding
Motorist clocked at 153km/h on M7 among 671 speeding detections made so far on Slow Down Day
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Courts
Suspended sentence for man who assaulted driver in front of his children in road rage incident
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Dublin Circuit Criminal Court
Man (50) jailed for sexually exploiting teenage girl after contacting her on Snapchat
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which is it
In or out? Social Democrats say Eoin Hayes is a Social Democrat (indefinitely)
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EU response
EU adopts countermeasures to Trump tariffs on steel and aluminum, which will begin next week
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Brian Ibe
Man guilty of murder of 65-year-old man who had taken him and his mother into his home
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Courts
Women who were abused by former soldier as children spoke out to “protect other little girls”
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TOM CLONAN
'We have the opportunity to save this family': Senator's plea for visas for Gazan family
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Dublin
'They knew I had said no over and over': Woman raped by three men reflects on 'traumatic' trial
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a minecraft movie
Some fans are running absolutely wild during the Minecraft movie 'Chicken Jockey' scene
The disruption has reached such a level that one Irish cinema is putting on a special screening so viewers can go as crazy as they like (within reason).
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co tyrone
Animal welfare charity 'massively concerned' as 16 cats mysteriously vanish from one estate
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Urban Planning
Limerick to allow two-way traffic on main streets again in trial to improve city centre
