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FactCheck
Debunked: Project Ireland 2040 isn't a plan 'to flood the country with nearly 2m extra people’
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Soccer
Heimir Hallgrimsson announces Ireland squad for Nations League play-off against Bulgaria
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Craig Rowland
Man who shook infant son and gave him severe brain injuries to serve at least 20 years for murder
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RIP
Tributes paid to 'adored' young Cork man who died after falling from student dorm building
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home completions
Jack Chambers was told before general election that housing targets would likely be missed
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stolen companies
'Taking back what was stolen': How Trump is selling yesterday's Oval Office meeting to his followers
Clips posted to social media by Micheál Martin meanwhile focused on him telling the US president that trade is a ‘two-way street’.
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Courts
Inquest returns verdict of 'unlawful killing' in death of young journalist Joe Drennan
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Food Safety
Dunnes Stores pays out over €30k for selling baby formula that was nine years out of date
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Cork
Two men arrested for alleged dissident activity have been released without charge
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Rugby
Six Nations: Ireland team announced for Saturday's tournament finale against Italy
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white house visit
'Trump ranted as Martin sat awkwardly next to him': What the world is saying about the US visit
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Gaza
Hamas welcomes Trump's 'nobody is expelling any Palestinians' comment during Taoiseach visit
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relief all round
All things considered, the Taoiseach will be happy with how he handled a tricky Trump encounter
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Disability
Households with a disabled person can spend up to 93% of disposable income on costs of disability
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US Visit
Martin's big outing was all laughs and smiles - but Irish public may not have found it as funny
Some will feel the Taoiseach was too deferential – others will argue that getting in and out without any major incident is all we could have asked for.
Wednesday
12 Mar 2025
As it happened
Green Day
The Taoiseach invited Trump and Vance to visit as Washington celebrated Ireland
The Taoiseach wrapped up his St Patrick’s engagements with the shamrock ceremony tonight.
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Housing Crisis
Number of houses and apartments granted planning permission fell 21% last year compared to 2023
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Garda Operation
Gardaí arrest two men and seize nearly €2m worth of cocaine and cannabis in Dublin and Louth
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Lockdown
Seven in ten parents think Covid education shutdowns hampered child's social development
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Oval Office
Taoiseach won't be drawn on Trump claim that Ireland has 'pharmaceutical industry in its grip'
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Burkes in Washington
Enoch Burke's family protest outside White House ahead of shamrock ceremony
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Michael in America
10 things we learned from the Taoiseach's 50-minute tête-à-tête with Donald Trump
Ireland’s housing crisis, big pharma, Conor McGregor and Rosie O’Donnell raised in Oval Office chats with Micheál Martin.
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Taoiseach in the Oval
Laughter in the White House as Trump says the Irish housing crisis is a 'good problem to have'
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Courts
'She was nearly killed': Truck driver who knocked over and critically injured cyclist avoids jail
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Ballinagare
21-month-old boy killed instantly when struck by jeep in Co Roscommon in 2022, inquest hears
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Courts
Former Christian brother jailed for sexual abuse of eight boys at primary school over 50 years ago
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occupied territories bill
Taoiseach claims Trump 'very clued in' to Gaza as Occupied Territories Bill question raised
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Not all Rosie
Trump praises Conor McGregor but says Taoiseach ‘better off not knowing’ Rosie O’Donnell
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Cork
Gardaí arrest leading member of Real IRA gang and discover group gathering near woodland dugout
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Courts
Kyle Hayes handed two-year driving ban after failing to overturn dangerous driving conviction
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As Gaeilge
Irish was spoken for first time during Prime Minister's Questions in Westminster today
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I need a dollar
Five things that may become more expensive as EU launches counter tariffs on the US
