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HSE
Video showing 'deeply upsetting' treatment of patient was not filmed at UHL, investigation finds
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melvin benn
Electric Picnic promoter defends festival organisation after crowd collapse at overcrowded stage
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Co. Dublin
Man (20s) arrested after 'violent disorder' in Leopardstown that put three young men in hospital
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Athletics
Sophie O'Sullivan sets new 800m personal best as Adeleke takes sixth over 200m
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Arrests
Two men charged after drugs worth €2.3m seized, including 20kg cocaine and 5,000 ecstasy tablets
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Take a Bow
Irish trio win silver medals at World Rowing Championships
Fiona Murtagh won a silver medal in the women’s single sculls, while Mags Cremen and Konan Pazzaia also took silver in the mixed double sculls.
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hospice wedding
Woman grateful for ‘gift’ of wedding to late husband in Wicklow hospice
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Murder Investigation
Child remains in critical condition as police probe death of man in Co Tyrone
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the big reno clinic
How do I get an insurer to cover the vacant property I want to refurbish?
Quantity surveyor Shay Lally from Houses to Restore has some tips for those struggling to get home insurance on a fixer-upper.
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Money Money Money
Harris shares more details about new government savings and investment scheme
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Stormy Weather
Nationwide Status Yellow rain and thunderstorm warning comes into effect
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2026 heatwaves
The wolf is at the door: 10 things we must do to prepare for a hotter, drier future
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Calling 353
How 30 years has turned Liam Neeson's Michael Collins from 'Shirley Temple' to cultural icon
The big fear (from abroad) in 1996 was that the Neil Jordan-directed movie would serve as republican propaganda. Now maybe it’s time to revisit the story.
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: The crime writer who believes he has finally identified the Zodiac Killer
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Northern Ireland
Andy Burnham’s visit brought no Stormont breakthrough. Will the Executive survive?
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Internet Diaries
Ireland should ask Mark Zuckerberg the next time we need billions to look like money well spent
Our FactCheck editor details the internet trends seen by a thirtysomething-year-old man.
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Ukraine War
Government won't release confidential email on Aughinish sanctions over 'commercial sensitivity'
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beds in sheds
Garden homes are starting to be registered with councils... and South Dublin is the busiest
Changes to planning laws now allow back-yard cabins to be built without planning permission.
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29 Aug
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the grey vote
An August warning from within: Pensioners fear winter and how they will heat their homes
Wicklow-Wexford Fine Gael TD Brian Brennan sounded the warning bell for his government colleagues this week that the grey vote is not to be ignored.
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Electric Picnic
Four emerging Irish acts dazzle on Electric Picnic main stage in Tinie Tempah-backed showcase
The atmosphere was electrifying as the hip hop legend shared the spotlight with four Irish stars in the making.
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modern teens
Parenting: Teenage TikTok rebrands, back to school hauls and the battle of the bank card
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harm reduction
Inside the drug testing lab at Electric Picnic as 'unpredictable' 3-CMC falsely sold as MDMA found
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Online Safety
Organised crime groups using online gaming to 'radicalise' minors and make crime 'glamorous'
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Border poll
Former UK prime minister Gordon Brown says 'of course' Ireland will be united
