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golden pager
Netanyahu gifts golden pager to Trump in reference to Lebanon attack which left thousands injured
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Leixlip
Taoiseach vows housing is 'key' issue after would-be buyers slept in cars this week
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Sliabh Liag
Geologist used Google Street View to identify possible source of Donegal murder weapon, trial hears
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trump brings chaos
Larry Donnelly: Trump hasn't just torn up the rule book, he's burnt it to a crisp
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Late Late Show
Eurosong contestant who backed boycott won’t say if she'd sing in Eurovision if she wins
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ComReg
ComReg says people are 'losing trust in texting' and wants a registry to beat the scammers
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Equality
Accenture, employer of thousands in Ireland, abandons diversity measures after Trump orders
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Elizabeth Clarke
Investigation into disappearance of woman missing since 2013 upgraded to murder
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Clonsilla
Man (40s) dies in hospital following serious assault in Dublin last weekend
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pressure on
Taoiseach: There will be 'pressure' from EU to increase defence spending but neutrality secure
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Courts
Man acquitted of murder but found guilty of manslaughter after fight outside Kildare pub in 2022
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Numbers Game
Taoiseach pours cold water over idea Independent TDs can support government on “case-by-case” basis
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Brussels
'Shocking' report finds taxpayer-funded EU aid for Africa not properly tracked and unsustainable
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Falling short
Simon Harris: Darragh O'Brien shouldn't have given government the 40,000 housing figure
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canada and the EU
Trump’s threatened trade war: Should Canada and the EU band together?
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Team news
Six Nations: The Ireland team to play Scotland this Sunday has been named
Simon Easterby has made two changes, with Robbie Henshaw and Peter O’Mahony both added.
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Cruel February
Brrr - Met Éireann says temperatures could drop as low as minus four tonight
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eurosong
How do Ireland's finalists feel as they compete for Eurovision after last year's controversies?
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Diplomacy
Occupied Territories Bill: The global pressure on government is very different to that on opposition
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the morning lead
RSA and gardaí insist 'no delay' to enforcement as lower speed limits come into effect
Thursday
6 Feb 2025
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Limerick
'It was a complete injustice': Parents of Joe Drennan call for change in sentencing laws at vigil
The vigil was organised by journalism students at University of Limerick, where Joe Drennan was a fourth year student.
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Co Galway
Elderly couple feel at 'end of the queue' after being told they'll be without power until Sunday
The couple said many of their neighbours – also in their 70s and 80s – have been left feeling vulnerable.
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Central Criminal Court
Lisa Thompson was dealing prescription drugs from her home, witness tells murder trial
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decision
Racing at Thurles abandoned after air ambulance called for jockey Michael O'Sullivan
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tax receipts
'There are clear risks ahead': Finance Minister says government will invest Apple tax windfall
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taylor-serrano iii
Croke Park chief says there is little chance of hosting Katie Taylor fight this year
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Refugees
Could Ireland accept Palestinians displaced from Gaza under Israel's proposed plan?
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mpox
First case of Clade I Mpox detected in Ireland as HSE says risk to public 'remains low'
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Kildare
First-time buyers sleep in their cars overnight in attempt to buy houses in Leixlip
