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Boy (17) arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after Belfast stabbing
7 Sep
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'tis the season
Taoiseach says he's 'favourably disposed' to scrapping stamp duty for first-time-buyers
7 Sep
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Butcher of Bosnia
Large crowds gather in Belgrade for funeral of Serbian war criminal Ratko Mladic
7 Sep
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The 9 at 9
Far-right victory in Germany, a plane crash in Florida and museum heists on the rise across Europe…
7 Sep
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midterm elections
Before he heads to Ireland, Republicans are hosting 'Trumpapalooza' in Texas
7 Sep
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watercooler moment
What you need to know about the new Apple TV series Last Seen
7 Sep
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Irish Life
Just one in five people believe they will be able to fully retire
7 Sep
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eu presidency
Traffic restrictions in place in Dublin as EU agriculture ministers meet
7 Sep
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Miami
Five people dead after Amazon cargo plane overshoots runway at Florida airport
Miami-Dade County fire chief said three people were also transported to trauma centres in critical condition, while two others were treated at a local hospital.
7 Sep
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taking the trophy
Co Clare comeback! GB and Ireland stage stunning fightback to land golf's Walker Cup in Lahinch
7 Sep
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it's wrong to lie
Raising them right: Aren’t all families secretly a bit like The Traitors?
Niamh O'Reilly
7 Sep
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Precious Metals
As heists become more common and more violent across Europe, Irish museums are taking note
The prices of precious metals, especially gold and silver, have risen dramatically in recent years.
David MacRedmond
7 Sep
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the traitors ireland
'I'm faithful yiz thicks': The players are 'on edge' as the drama ramps up on The Traitors
6 Sep
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Dublin City Council
Homeowner left out of pocket as council denies liability for €20k flood damage from council flat
6 Sep
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End of an era
Iconic Capel Street shop to shut its doors after almost 60 years
Dublin’s Brenfer Bullseye was established in 1969 by Fergus O’Brien and his friend and business partner Brendan Whelan.
6 Sep
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hard to beat
First defeat for Xabi Alonso's Chelsea as Arsenal dig deep to prevail
Martin Ødegaard scored the winning goal as the Gunners maintained their 100% start.
6 Sep
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Pretty Vacant
Here are the three derelict buildings that Ireland's councils asked to CPO in August
Two councils sought to acquire properties last month.
Stephen McDermott
6 Sep
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Alternative for Germany
Far-right AfD party set for big win in key Germany state, exit polls show
6 Sep
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Legal aid dispute
Tusla 'dip into own pockets' for solicitor for teen unable to avail of legal aid due to strike
6 Sep
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Justice minister claims courts are 'operating effectively' despite solicitors' strike
3 Sep
Chaotic court scenes as 100 solicitors stage walk out amid 'flat fee’ dispute
1 Sep
Law Society hits back at minister over 'fundamentally unhelpful commentary' on legal aid row
26 Aug
Legal aid row: Justice minister says Law Society ‘bags’ concessions and wants more
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cloonlara
Gardaí issue appeal for Skoda car after fatal hit-and-run in Co Clare
6 Sep
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Budget 2027
'No decision made' yet on whether to delay carbon tax hike again, Chambers says
6 Sep
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Northern Ireland
Man and woman (30s) arrested following stabbing of man in Newry
6 Sep
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hometown girl
As Katie Taylor bowed out of her boxing career, the Bray crowd cheered on their hometown hero
Generations have grown up alongside Katie Taylor’s career and the Bray crowd were bursting with pride.
6 Sep
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Strabane
Man (29) charged after car travelling at high speed collides with another in Co Tyrone
6 Sep
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Calling 353
Hell hath no fury like a storm with a name like ... Phelim
Mind you, storms with female names were found in a study to have more deadly outcomes, because people didn’t take them as seriously and prepare accordingly.
Darach Ó Séaghdha
Author and linguist
6 Sep
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post partum psychosis
Niamh O'Reilly: Will the Lindsay Clancy case change anything for mums in crisis?
Niamh O'Reilly
6 Sep
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sunday independent/ireland thinks
Sinn Féin pull ahead of Fine Gael as most popular party in latest poll
6 Sep
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: Tupac’s murder case reaches a guilty verdict, but the mystery continues
6 Sep
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Katie Taylor bows out with Croke Park victory, carbon tax ‘on the table’ in budget talks and Trump envoys due in Kyiv after meeting Putin.
6 Sep
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Northern Ireland Assembly
'No relevant information' found by Stormont review of Jeffrey Donaldson's conduct
6 Sep
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Internet Diaries
A strange article about Glen Hansard led me to the promise of €500k before it disappeared
Our FactCheck editor details the internet trends seen by a thirtysomething-year-old man.
Stephen McDermott
6 Sep
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Homeowners
Financial analyst on ECB hike: Interest rates are rising... what should you do?
Ralph Benson
6 Sep
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Northern Ireland
Controlled explosion carried out on viable device in Co Armagh
6 Sep