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Courts
Man charged with indecent assault of sister 40 years ago after returning to Ireland for family funeral
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ar fheabhas
Kneecap nominated for six BAFTAs, including Best British Film (we know, we know)
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Programme for Government
Simon Harris likely to take beefed up Foreign Affairs role as PfG details revealed
The VAT rate for the food-led hospitality sector, entertainment and hairdressing is also set to be cut to 9%.
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Kerry
Michael Healy-Rae confirms he will be a junior minister, likely in Department of Agriculture
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Diageo
The price of a pint is going up again
The price of pints of Guinness, Harp, Smithwicks and Hophouse 13 will increase next month.
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Jennifer Carroll MacNeill
'That's not my fault': Minister pushes back on suggestion she could insist on gender-balanced Cabinet
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Annie Heyneman
Man appears in court charged with murdering his mother in her Cavan home
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Stormont
Review finds Michael McMonagle employment may have ‘resulted in misuse of public money’
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sexual health
Over 126,000 STI home test kits and 1.2 million condoms distributed through the HSE last year
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Kerry
Four men arrested on suspicion of assisting organised crime over drugs 'mothership' off Kerry
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Programme for Government
Next government wants to create dedicated public transport police
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tate brothers
Alliance MP Sorcha Eastwood begins legal action over Andrew Tate social media posts
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next steps
Government urged to hold firm on Occupied Territories Bill as fears grow it may be watered down
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Soil Invaders
Fight against invasive plants costing councils millions and may never end
Invasive species are destroying the environment and cost local authorities over €8.5 million in just four years.
They are are still proliferating in many parts of the country despite this cost
Controlling the spread of Japanese knotweed was the top driver of spending
Expert: 'Invasive species are the second biggest driver of biodiversity loss on the planet'
Tuesday
14 Jan 2025
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Trinity College
Climate change and culture wars take centre stage at first Trinity Seanad hustings
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Clonakilty District Court
Man charged with six offences including sexual assault and false imprisonment in Co Cork
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Irish Citizens
Tánaiste expresses 'deep condolences' to California residents devastated by wildfires
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Mark Zuckerberg
Meta set to lay off 5% of its workforce as government gauges potential Irish impact
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Cork
Traveller Mediation Service to meet families connected to Cork feud violence case in prison
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rednote
Chinese TikTok alternative Rednote tops Irish app store charts as users 'migrate' ahead of US ban
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seat at the table
White smoke: Regional Independents secure four government roles as deal emerges
Fianna Fáil is to hold a special Ard Fheis in Dublin on Sunday to ratify the new programme for government.
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foot-and-mouth disease
Irish livestock farmers urged to 'stay vigilant' following foot-and-mouth outbreak in Germany
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coolock and raheny
Here is why a massive convoy of garda vehicles raced through morning traffic in Dublin today
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o'connell st
GPO ‘totally unsuitable’ for use as a soup kitchen says An Post, amid calls to open its doors
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PTSD
High Court grants judicial review hearing for homeless refugee who fled the war in Palestine
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north quay scheme
Waterford City Council questioned over €24 million consultancy spend on Waterford North Quay Scheme
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Not gonna fly
Passenger cap saga continues as DAA application for increase deemed invalid by Fingal Co Council
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Courts
Man landed with €2,000 fine after being ordered to tear down family home constructed illegally
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Monaghan Crash
Man (60) pleads guilty to dangerous driving which killed two teenage girls in Monaghan debs crash
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Nick Sheridan Memorial Bursary
Student bursary created in honour of Wexford journalist Nick Sheridan who died aged 32
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pizzeria
Dublin restaurateur forced to close pizzeria ordered to pay €9,400 for breaking planning rules
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glass half full
It'll be grand, sure: Irish people are the most optimistic citizens in Europe
