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Limerick
Man who stored drugs in Kinder chocolate egg shells before selling them is jailed for four years
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A1 from AI
Leaving Cert examiners offer €100,000 contract to research how AI can be used to correct papers
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Galway
'Ula will be greatly missed'- School tribute to girl (6) killed while cycling in Galway
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Sentenced
Man who beat 'best friend' with baseball bat during fishing trip given life sentence for murder
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People Before Profit
People Before Profit TD and leader Richard Boyd Barrett to begin treatment for throat cancer
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Coroner's Court
Man killed in Dublin hit-and-run had to be identified through DNA due to injuries, inquest hears
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Wild Nephin National Park
Investigation underway as 'devastating' fire closes popular hiking trail in Co Mayo
The Claggan Coastal Trail at Wild Nephin National Park will remain closed until further notice
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Newry
Man arrested in Newry after man (20s) stabbed in leg released on bail pending further enquiries
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private cars
Additional limits to private car use in Dublin city centre by the summer
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Germany
Protest in Berlin over plan to deport Irish citizens for taking part in pro-Palestine protest
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the championship
Galway see off New York in Connacht football semi-final but John Maher injury casts shadow
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Milton Keynes
Man shot dead by UK police after 'running at officers with a knife' named as Irish man
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Exporting Abortion
Over 5,000 women in Europe have to travel abroad for abortions each year
Legal, bureaucratic and social obstacles are still faced by women, even if they live in countries where abortion is legalised.
At least 5,860 European women crossed borders for abortions in 2023
Routes of travel are shaped by the countries’ abortion laws and geographic proximity
The Netherlands — where termination is allowed up to 24 weeks — was the most frequent destination
Sunday
6 Apr 2025
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are saunas the new pubs?
Sauna and chill: 'As Robin Williams once said, it was hotter than a snake’s ass in a wagon rut'
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Explainer
Why the potential €26bn of 'fines' for missed climate targets aren't technically fines
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Wildfire
Man arrested in connection with 'deliberate ignition' of major fire in Mourne Mountains
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Stalemate
Little to shout about at Old Trafford as Manchester derby ends goalless
Kevin De Bruyne faced United for the final time.
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US Visit
Netanyahu to visit Trump at the White House tomorrow as world scrambles in response to tariffs
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AirBnBs
185% increase in the number of short-term lets granted planning permission last year
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Ulster Championship
Dáire Ó Baoill shoots a goal and two two-pointers as Donegal cruise past Derry
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Tariffs latest
Finance Minister rules out wage subsidy scheme in response to US tariffs (for now)
Paschal Donohoe said the government will be engaging with Irish firms on an employer by employer basis.
Question mark now hangs over planned introduction of additional employee sick days as a result of tariffs.
He also dampened expectations that the planned rollout of health warnings on alcohol bottles will go ahead.
The minister said anything that impacts the competitiveness of Irish firms will have to be examined.
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time for a 99
Warm and sunny weather to continue as temperatures expected to rise next week
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u-turn
Arts Minister to block planned 'Netflix levy' on streaming services, says people are paying enough
