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Central Criminal Court
Sliabh Liag trial: Murder accused was 'a bit manic' when she told friend she struck deceased
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gender balance
Does this government have a problem with women? 'Of course it doesn't' says Martin's spokesperson
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Courts
Man and woman who sat driver theory test on behalf of others plead guilty to conspiracy
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ministers of state
The 23 (!) junior ministers have been unveiled - here's who they are
These are the backbenchers that got a promotion today.
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bus attack
Man charged with attacking a woman on Dublin bus was identified through RTÉ's Crimecall, court hears
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storm outages
Public urged to check on 'isolated' neighbours as around 133,000 premises remain without power
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Not beyond the pale
Counties in Dublin 'commuter belt' to experience highest population growth over next 20 years
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arson arrest
Man arrested for suspected arson attack on Antrim home which left three injured relased without charge
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Moving On
'I have cherished every moment': Three-time Olympian Thomas Barr announces retirement
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Dublin
Four youths arrested over multiple incidents of anti-social behaviour at Dart stations
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road block
Cyclist taken to hospital after 'minor' incident with Luas near Dublin city centre
The cyclist has been taken to hospital for “precautionary measures” but is not believed to be seriously injured.
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The Wall
'It just erodes trust': OPW spending €490k on replacing an unsafe wall is criticised by TDs
The works at the Dublin HQ of the Workplace Relations Commission were originally expected to cost around €200,000 exclusive of VAT.
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Atlantic Pond
Two roads flooded in Cork city due to waste water pumping station failure
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MEENACROSS
Renewed appeal for information on 20th anniversary of Shaun Duffy’s murder in Donegal
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mural
Google Ireland lodges plans for seven storey mural at its European HQ in Dublin
Artist Sean Atmos said it would be his ‘most substantial undertaking of its kind in the country to date’.
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On the Move
Ireland's Evan Ferguson could join German champions Bayer Leverkusen on loan deal
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Storm Éowyn
Cabinet to discuss setting up new 'Extreme Weather Event Assistance Scheme'
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Fraud
Most Irish people say that scams have become a lot more sophisticated in the past year
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Seized Vapes
Over 64 tonnes of illegal vapes stopped from entering Irish market since 2023
The significant seizures took place at Irish air and sea ports with retail experts blaming criminal gangs for the surge.
Multiple enforcement actions taken by HSE
Black and ‘grey’ market operating in Ireland
Retailers want more action against criminal trade
Tuesday
28 Jan 2025
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generators and batteries
Opinion: In the face of storms, has our reliance on A-rated homes and EVs created a blind spot?
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Investigation
Six men found in container at Rosslare refused leave to land, with two minors in care of Tusla
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Dublin
Dept of Health has spent €47 million on consultants on delayed National Maternity Hospital
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Power Outages
Around 142,000 premises without power as ESB issues generators safety warning
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Marc Godart
Court case struck out against landlord Marc Godart after ex-tenants compensated for illegal eviction
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legacy act
Gerry Adams says any compensation for internment during the Troubles will be donated to good causes
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Dublin Circuit Criminal Court
Dublin City Council worker who delivered drugs in work vehicle gets suspended sentence
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garda recruitment
Justice Minister says workers with 'sedentary' office jobs should consider joining gardaí
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Ennis District Court
Anti-immigration activist Philip Dwyer denies trespassing at Clare direct provision centre
