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Wild Not Free
Foxes, badgers and hares sold as live bait in underground wildlife trade
The Journal Investigates exposes the Irish black market, as data reveals the majority of successful prosecutions aren’t recorded as criminal convictions.
Live animals used to ‘blood’ hunting dogs
Protected species trafficked to be killed
No criminal conviction in almost 70% of successful prosecutions
Patricia Devlin
3 Oct 2024
Wednesday
2 Oct 2024
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Irish government
Opinion: Enacting the Occupied Territories Bill is more important now than ever
Gerry Liston and Éamonn Meehan
2 Oct 2024
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Middle East
Israel strikes Beirut while ordering more Lebanese people to flee
A renewed wave of violence has taken over the Middle East as Israel stages a war with Hezbollah.
2 Oct 2024
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Raids
Firearms and ammunition seized in Cork in operation involving over 60 gardaí
2 Oct 2024
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budget 2025
Free HRT available from January but women will still pay GP and dispensing fees, says minister
2 Oct 2024
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Mayfield
Gardaí investigating after man left in serious condition in hospital following assault in Cork
2 Oct 2024
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Ennis District Court
Judge convicts Galway farmer of assault for throwing cow dung towards minister
2 Oct 2024
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budget 2025
Four new adult ADHD teams get budget funding completing national rollout plan
2 Oct 2024
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Courts
Father and son among eight charged over 'torture' of woman in Dublin flat
2 Oct 2024
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Retirement saving
Long delayed pension auto-enrolment set to begin in September 2025
2 Oct 2024
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discontent in the ranks
One in four military officers are planning to leave the Defence Forces in the next five years
2 Oct 2024
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Mental Health
Two new early intervention in psychosis teams promised for Limerick and Dublin
2 Oct 2024
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Christmas babies
'Don’t worry': Babies born in December will also now get the €420 'baby boost'
2 Oct 2024
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Cork University Hospital
Man died at Cork hospital after delayed diagnosis due to broken CT scanner, inquest hears
2 Oct 2024
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budget 2025
How are vapers reacting to the tax hike on e-cigarettes? Quite well actually.
2 Oct 2024
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timeline
Sinn Féin faces questions over former press officer who admitted child sex offences
2 Oct 2024
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US ARMS SUPPORT
Taoiseach says he won't shy away from speaking Ireland’s 'truth' to US President during visit next week
2 Oct 2024
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budget 2025
PAC member sharply criticises Govt after it increases horse and greyhound funding to €99.1m
2 Oct 2024
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Courts
Former Turkish prosecutor who came to Ireland without valid passport is spared jail
2 Oct 2024
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spinal surgeries
SF says budget 'fails' children with scoliosis, but Taoiseach promises support for families
2 Oct 2024
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mother-and-baby homes
State 'should help find these children's bodies', but Govt won't commit to excavating Bessborough
2 Oct 2024
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Phone pouches
Teachers slam government for €9m spend on locking phones during school
2 Oct 2024
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Explainer
In the hills of south Lebanon: How Irish troops work to keep the peace along the Blue Line
Niall O'Connor
2 Oct 2024
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bad for business
'You have to put the prices up if you want to survive': Restaurants on Budget
2 Oct 2024
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Match-Fixing
Man arrested in investigation into alleged bribery of League of Ireland footballer
2 Oct 2024
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Analysis
Budget 2025: Our spending is soaring ... did we learn nothing at all from the last crisis?
Analysis: The party poopers have been consistently wrong for years – the problem is that they just have to be right once.
Paul O'Donoghue
2 Oct 2024
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Your Say
Should the government pay for lockable phone pouches in schools?
2 Oct 2024
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Hi I'm simon
Simon Harris plays down election talk (as he canvasses with Fine Gael candidates in Dublin)
Read what you will into the Taoiseach’s decision to spend his post-Budget morning pressing the flesh at Stephen’s Green.
2 Oct 2024
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Culdaff Bay
Small earthquake recorded off coast of Donegal in early hours of yesterday morning
2 Oct 2024
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chickenpox
Babies to receive chickenpox vaccine at 12 months as part of new childhood immunisation schedule
2 Oct 2024
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Courts
Two women charged over €1.4 million gold bullion and cocaine seizure
2 Oct 2024
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Released
Gardaí release without charge man who was arrested over protests at Simon Harris' home
2 Oct 2024
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Budget payment dates explained, Hezbollah claims it has ‘clashed’ with Israeli troops, and US vice-presidential debate
2 Oct 2024
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Boom to Bust
Watchdog warns €9.1bn bonanza Budget ‘repeats Ireland's past mistakes'
2 Oct 2024
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Climate emergency
Opinion: The budget lacks the measures needed for a truly inclusive climate transition
Clare O'Connor
2 Oct 2024
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