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Hate speech
Hate speech legislation to be dropped from hate crime bill - McEntee
21 Sep 2024
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harrods
Legal team for women alleging sex abuse by Al Fayed receive over 150 new enquiries
21 Sep 2024
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Letterkenny
Funeral to take place of Irishman found dead in police cell in Portugal
21 Sep 2024
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Your Say
Poll: Up to what age should children get free public transport?
21 Sep 2024
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Arrest
Man to appear in court after gardaí seize €200,000 of suspected cannabis
21 Sep 2024
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Surrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: RTÉ's far-right documentary tells us what we should already know
Carl Kinsella
21 Sep 2024
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rugby history
Historian: During apartheid, the IRFU made the extraordinary decision to tour South Africa
Liam O'Callaghan
21 Sep 2024
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High level week
Harris and Martin are off to the UN - so what are Ireland's priorities at the General Assembly?
21 Sep 2024
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the morning lead
Budget 2025: Everything we know to expect so far
The Budget will be announced on Tuesday 1 October.
Jane Matthews
21 Sep 2024
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Friday
20 Sep 2024
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money tied up
Maintaining the MV Matthew in Cork Harbour has cost the state €4.4 million since last September
The MV Matthew was seized by the State last September in a dramatic drugs interdiction operation.
Moving the MV Matthew to different berths has caused 'operational problems' for Port of Cork Company.
Costs are mounting and the Harbour Master has repeatedly asked for clarity on when the ship will be sold.
There are also concerns by POCC around insurance as the MV Matthew has lost a critical maritime classification.
Concerns have further mounted after a 'near miss' in the harbour when the Matthew moved from its moorings.
Niall O'Connor
20 Sep 2024
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Rugby
Leinster secure bonus-point win over Edinburgh in URC opener
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20 Sep 2024
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Football
Late penalty drama as Derry City draw with Shamrock Rovers in LOI title race
The 42
20 Sep 2024
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Sovereign Debt Rating
Morningstar DBRS upgrades Ireland on its ability to repay long-term debts to AA
20 Sep 2024
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RSA
Eamon Ryan promises to ‘put a dent’ in driving test backlog and meet demand in 2025
20 Sep 2024
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Shankill
O'Brien and Ó Broin clash over cost of affordable purchase homes launched in south Dublin
20 Sep 2024
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Dublin District Court
Former Ireland footballer Anthony Stokes pleads guilty to cocaine possession and drunk driving
20 Sep 2024
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HSE CEO says ‘number of steps should have taken place’ which could have avoided Aoife Johnston's death
20 Sep 2024
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Rory Gallagher 'not in consideration' for the role of Derry football manager
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20 Sep 2024
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undeclared peanut
Food safety warning to people with a peanut allergy to avoid all mustard products
20 Sep 2024
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uhl
Aoife Johnston: Report on death of teenager at UHL finds series of sepsis care failings
The 16-year-old died of sepsis after waiting on a chair for 12 hours in the emergency department in 2022.
20 Sep 2024
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Limerick
Gardaí seal off part of University Hospital Limerick after body discovered
20 Sep 2024
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City Sounds
It's Culture Night tonight - here are some picks of events to check out around the country
There are almost 2,000 events to attend across the country.
20 Sep 2024
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anti-immigration riots
Standing down Public Order Unit from Coolock was wrong, Garda Commissioner says
20 Sep 2024
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Contraception
Health expert: 'Myth' that expanding contraception scheme will increase youth sexual activity
20 Sep 2024
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Allegations
Mohamed Al Fayed was a ‘monster’, says alleged sexual assault victims’ legal team
20 Sep 2024
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WRC
Lidl ordered to pay blind Paralympian €2,000 after she was told to move guide dog away from bakery
20 Sep 2024
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anti-immigration protest
16 people due in court charged with public order offences at protest in Dublin yesterday
20 Sep 2024
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exploding pagers
Hannah McCarthy: Lebanon is on edge today as the country braces for an escalation of violence
Hannah McCarthy
20 Sep 2024
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remote working
Opinion: Despite Amazon's return to the office, the future of work is flexibility
Graham Harron
20 Sep 2024
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The 9 at 9
Budget hopes, exploding pagers and a NATO naval exercise.
20 Sep 2024
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Weather
Summery spell set to end with rain and temperatures as low as 7 degrees expected this weekend
20 Sep 2024
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RTÉ documentary reveals protesters used drones to watch asylum seekers living at Wicklow site
20 Sep 2024
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Courts
Anti-immigration activist Philip Dwyer acquitted of breach of the peace over incident at creche
20 Sep 2024