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Professor Nolan
Philip Nolan welcomes statement from Science Foundation Ireland clarifying no findings of wrongdoing
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Say Cheese
Batches of Wicklow Farmhouse and Dunnes Stores cheddar recalled due to possible presence of Listeria
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France
Irish rugby player Denis Coulson sentenced to 14 years in prison in French gang rape trial
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Dalkey
An Bord Pleanála to issue fresh adjudication on plans for nursing home close to Pat Kenny
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Ivana Bacik
Labour 'unlikely’ to go into government with Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil, says Bacik
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Irish Prison Service
Close to 13% increase in number of committals to prison last year, according to new report
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Frederick Street South
Suspicious package sent to Social Democrats HQ in Dublin found not credible, say gardaí
Hayes, a TD elected to Dublin Bay South, was suspended with immediate effect from the Social Democrats parliamentary party this week.
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Delays
UK parcels arriving in Ireland from alternative ports as An Post deals with Holyhead closure
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FactCheck
Debunked: A search for a man missing in Kildare is a scam using the ID of a dead American
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on the tab
Former minister Eoghan Murphy's book launch event at the Irish Embassy in London cost €2,500
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Courts
Man who killed UL student Joe Drennan in hit-and-run filmed himself driving at 'reckless' speeds
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Louth
Man who was being questioned in Kyran Durnin case is released and search at Drogheda house concludes
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Court
Anti-migrant activist Derek Blighe convicted as he refused to pay donation to refugee charity
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Loughan House
Gardaí investigating ‘all the circumstances’ of discovery of skeletal remains at Cavan prison
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Michelle Keane
Kerry election candidate released from jail after agreeing to remove social media posts about garda
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General Election
Taoiseach says politicians need to reflect on voter 'disaffection' after Gerry Hutch's narrow loss
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Galway
Woman (50s) dies in hospital following serious assault in Ballinasloe on Monday
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Tobersool
Man (20s) arrested after man in his 70s found dead at home in north county Dublin overnight
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Dublin city centre
First aid and welfare area set up in Dublin city centre for three busy nights ahead of Christmas
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Geminids
Keep an eye on the skies this weekend... a meteor shower could be visible as soon as night falls
The best viewing of the shower will be from a dark location after midnight.
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Dublin District Court
Ex-FG councillor Bill Tormey charged with human trafficking and possessing child pornography
Tormey was served with the book of evidence for the case today.
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2026 world cup
World Cup qualifiers draw: Ireland to face Hungary, Armenia and Portugal-Denmark playoff winner
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FactCheck
Debunked: A failed election candidate was jailed, but not for uncovering election tampering
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Lebanon
UN to provide family of Private Seán Rooney with information concerning soldier's death
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dyscalculia
U2’s Larry Mullen Jr on his dyscalculia: Counting bars is like climbing Everest
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the morning lead
Ceann Comhairle's €255k salary should be cut and a two term limit put in place, Tóibín says
The Aontú leader also believes that TDs’ salaries should be reduced across the board.
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Kyran Durnin
Man arrested on suspicion of murder of Kyran Durnin as search of house in Drogheda continues
Investigating Gardaí began searches at two houses in Drogheda this morning.
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Cork
Coroner calls on people to buy smoke detectors for parents for Christmas after death of couple
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Cautious Optimism
Syrians in Ireland 'overwhelmed with joy' at fall of Assad regime but some 'worry deeply' about future
“My uncle and his two sons were murdered because anti-government slogans were written on their house walls,” one man told us.
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Trade Delays
Holyhead port remains closed as around 150,000 parcels backlogged at the port
