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Finances
Opinion: Don't rely on the government to sort your pension unless you're a senior public servant
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26 Sep 2024
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British man avoids jail after livestreaming his court case over a fake driving licence
26 Sep 2024
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Farrelly Commission
Further extension granted to 'Grace' case inquiry over legal snags
26 Sep 2024
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drink driving
Gardaí arrested one driver seven times on suspicion of drink driving last year
The youngest person arrested for suspected drink driving last year was just 13.
26 Sep 2024
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Hijacking
Man charged with abduction and with hijacking of car with baby inside earlier this week
26 Sep 2024
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Irish Unity
Two-stage referendum could be way forward for Irish unity, says Varadkar
26 Sep 2024
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Inquiry
Gardai contacted more than 500 times since historical abuse appeal launched
26 Sep 2024
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generative AI
What's behind the viral 'Goodbye Meta AI' message that's being shared on Instagram?
26 Sep 2024
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occupied territories bill
Donohoe 'clear' that no call to Israeli counterpart took place, says Martin
26 Sep 2024
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Roy Butler
Pathologist tells Cork inquest that link to Covid vaccine in man's death can't be ruled in or out
26 Sep 2024
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land hoarding
ESRI calls for land tax to be ‘implemented immediately’ to stop land hoarding in residential market
26 Sep 2024
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sally rooney
'Don't turn away, keep speaking out': author Sally Rooney highlights Palestine and Lebanon in London speech
26 Sep 2024
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John McGuinness
Finance Committee chair says spend on security hut shows a ‘lack of respect for the taxpayer’
John McGuinness questioned why the contract for the security hut was ‘allowed to spiral to a sum of €1.4 million’.
26 Sep 2024
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Maternity Leave changes
Cairns: TD role suits 'someone with a housewife' as election nears and she expects first child
26 Sep 2024
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Alternative Budget
Sinn Féin budget, not Govt's, would benefit average worker by €1,000, claims Pearse Doherty
26 Sep 2024
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Waterways Ireland
Fences along the Grand Canal designed to stop tents are starting to be removed
26 Sep 2024
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Knockatallon
Appeal for witnesses after cyclist dies following crash in Co Monaghan
26 Sep 2024
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Update
Young girl injured in Parnell Square attack could be home full-time before Christmas
26 Sep 2024
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Addiction
Testing of drugs found in Irish prisons can take three months on average
26 Sep 2024
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Dublin
Samuel Beckett Bridge fully reopens after closure due to vehicle fire
26 Sep 2024
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On your bike
Stretch of Dublin Bay that has never been accessed by the public opens as part of new greenway
26 Sep 2024
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Ballymount
Gardaí arrest man in connection with 'serious' assault that led to hospitalisation
26 Sep 2024
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Calls for immediate ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, longest-serving death row prisoner acquitted, and XL Bully ban legislation to go before Cabinet
26 Sep 2024
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Wet wet wet
Status Yellow alerts for wind and rain in place across Dublin, Louth, Meath and Wicklow
26 Sep 2024
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baldoyle
Sawn-off shotgun and ammunition found in abandoned vehicle during search operation in Dublin
26 Sep 2024
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Healthcare
Four in five pregnant women in Ireland are iron deficient by third trimester, new study finds
26 Sep 2024
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COP29
Eamon Ryan to be appointed to key role at UN climate talks in Azerbaijan
26 Sep 2024
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Grant Increases
Housing Adaptation Grant limit and threshold increases, means-test reform to be approved by Cabinet
26 Sep 2024
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Cabinet Meeting
New regulations to be brought to Cabinet today ahead of XL Bully ban on 1 October
26 Sep 2024
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ADHD
Four-year wait for adult ADHD assessments in south Dublin and Wicklow, with new referrals paused
26 Sep 2024
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Racist abuse
Racist attacks in Ireland are being filmed and re-shared as international far-right propaganda
26 Sep 2024
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the morning lead
Law allowing nightclubs to open later expected to go to Cabinet in October, Taoiseach says
Harris said he is satisfied that the legislation has gotten the balance right about public health and road safety concerns.
Jane Matthews
26 Sep 2024
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circular economy
New recycling campaign aims to massively reduce amount of waste being disposed of incorrectly
26 Sep 2024
Wednesday
25 Sep 2024
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minister for foreign affairs
'We meet at a dangerous moment': Tánaiste addresses the UN Security Council
25 Sep 2024
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carabao cup
Irish-qualified goalkeeper becomes Arsenal's youngest ever starter in EFL Cup win
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25 Sep 2024