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splitting the g
Recall notice issued for almost 22,000 Guinness-branded mugs that may cause scalding
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Power Outages
Rural areas worst affected as 4,000 homes still without power after Storm Darragh
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FactCheck
Debunked: False claims the World Health Organisation will undo human rights have spread online
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the wee baby donkey
'They don't look upset': Green Party deputy Lord Mayor defends Dublin's live animal crib
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Murder Investigation
Woman arrested in connection with Kyran Durnin case is released without charge
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Explainer
Eoin Hayes made €199k from his Palantir shares - but what is the company and what does it do?
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Defamation
Former presidential candidate Peter Casey awarded €140k in damages over Facebook post
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Social Media
Kerry election candidate Michelle Keane jailed following contempt of court order
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Arrest
Woman in critical condition after serious assault at a residence in Ballinasloe
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lobbying standards
SIPO asked not to be in charge of enforcing lobbying standards for former public servants
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Top Job
Wexford TD Verona Murphy nominated for Ceann Comhairle role by Regional Independents
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Courts
Former Kerry school teacher jailed for possession of 162 videos and images of child sex abuse
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Food Safety
Dublin pub The Bankers among seven businesses served with closure orders by the FSAI last month
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International Court of Justice
Tánaiste secures approval for Ireland to intervene in South Africa’s case against Israel
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Manorcunningham
A number of people injured after serious crash between car and bus in Donegal
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Dirty Old Town
These Dublin streets have the highest concentrations of harmful NO2 pollution
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Stormont
Parties in Northern Ireland executive agree to extend Britain's ban on puberty blockers
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Energy Emissions
'No room for complacency' as 30-year low in energy emissions recorded, energy authority says
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Cost-a coffee
Coffee could get more expensive after the price of arabica beans reach 47-year high
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Coastal Erosion
Number of homes at risk of falling into sea rises by 173% in five years
Internal government document warns coastal erosion has severely escalated on Ireland’s coasts since 2017, The Journal Investigates can reveal.
Thousands of homes will be lost to coastal change
Managed retreat will be only option in areas
Councils still building on erosion hotspots
Tuesday
10 Dec 2024
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government formation talks
FF and FG deputy leaders meet as big question mark hangs over 'parity of esteem'
Who will be the third wheel of government is yet to be decided.
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Syria
'I'm trying not to lose hope': Irish man's parents stuck in Aleppo amid uprising
A Longford GP and his wife went back to Aleppo to check on their house only to find themselves in the throes of an unexpected uprising.
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Gaza
Newly elected Social Democrats TD Eoin Hayes suspended from party with immediate effect
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Inquiry
Secondary school teacher who sent inappropriate messages to students to be removed from teaching register
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take a seat
Former TDs Anne Rabbitte, Joe Flaherty and Alan Farrell appointed to the Seanad
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Israel
Explainer: Why was newly elected Social Democrats TD Eoin Hayes suspended just days into the job?
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Analysis
Fall from grace for Soc Dems TD reminds newbie politicians to take a leaf out of Ben Dunne's book
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Dylan Coady Coleman
File on death of schoolboy after being struck by a van being prepared for the DPP, inquest hears
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storm darragh
Dublin-Holyhead ferry crossings cancelled again tonight but plan to resume late tomorrow
