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'Torrential downpours' on the way as Met Éireann issues weather advisory and warns of flood risk
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your stories
'Somehow losing her has made me miss Mum all over again': Our readers remember Dolly Parton
There has been an outpouring of affection for the country music legend since her death on Tuesday.
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Golf
Rory McIlroy has work to do as Justin Rose moves into contention at Tour Championship
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Surrealing in the Years
Border poll risks ‘rift’ in Northern Ireland, where everything has been fine until now
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crude moves
Trump announces deal for US to control 65 billion barrels of Venezuela's oil
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that doesn't track
Questions over who is even showing up are among the many that dog Irish greyhound racing
Attendances are plummeting, and figuring out who is paying to go is trickier still.
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Waterford
'It's part of Waterford's history': Memorial to be installed in tribute to victims of Bill Kenneally
The Explainer
Cén fáth go bhfuil nasc láidir idir Ghaeilge agus spórt in Éirinn?
Labhair muid le Cárthach Bán Breathnach mar gheall ar an tráchtaireacht spóirt in Éirinn agus an tóir atá air le blianta beaga anuas.
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Kennedy Summer School
Backlash to data centres stateside means US may 'prefer to see them built in Ireland'
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High Court
Ex-2FM presenter Keith Walsh sues RTÉ over bogus self-employment and claim of unfair dismissal
Walsh filed papers in the High Court naming RTÉ as a defendant earlier this week.
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Drugs Seizure
Man (40s) arrested after €190k worth of drugs including crystal meth and oxycodone seized in Tallaght
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Border poll
Fianna Fáil minister 'categorically' disagrees with British prime minister on unity poll
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GIVING BACK
Writing a children's book: From Covid bedtime stories to a little boy on a mission
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nepal-tibet
Death toll reaches 584 as two Irish citizens listed among missing tourists after Nepal flooding
Rescue efforts have been suspended after reports of a dam bursting in Tibet.
Ireland today became the latest country to pledge support for the relief efforts.
The number of people missing on both sides of the border has risen to 2,482
Climate change is causing glaciers to melt worldwide, increasing the risks of glacial lake floods and glacial collapses.
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It is Ireland after all
Downpour delays Electric Picnic main acts - but festival-goers say sure it's only a bit of rain
Wellies at the ready for a classic Irish festival weekend.
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Rowing
Zoe Hyde and Margaret Cremen win double sculls gold at World Rowing Championships
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Road Safety
Longer prison sentences to be brought in for drivers convicted of driving the wrong way
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Courts
Civil servant faces non-jury Special Criminal Court over alleged data leaks to hostile country
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Sailing
Finn Lynch sees medal chance slip away on disappointing day at World Championships
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Murder Investigation
Gardaí have taken over 400 statements in investigation into homicide of Daniel Aruebose
The disappearance and death of little boy Daniel Aruebose came to light this time last year.
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Space NK
Brown Thomas objects to plans for new 'premium beauty retailer' in central Dublin
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An Coimisiún Pleanála
Bessborough survivors seek judicial review of planning permission for apartments on site
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Housing Crisis
Homelessness: Number of children in emergency accommodation hits record high of 5,659
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Electric Picnic
CMAT cancels Paris gig due to illness a day before headline show at Electric Picnic
As it happened
dail recall
Dáil defers planned excise increases, with anger in opposition that the debate was only an hour
TDs will gather in Leinster House at noon today where a debate and vote on the motion to extend the fuel supports.
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Jewellery Heist
Thieves steal diamond necklace once owned by Egyptian royal family from Vienna museum
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Hollywood
Irish language heist film Aontas selected as Ireland's entry for the Academy Awards
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Spain
Postmortems rule out foul play in deaths of Irish woman and her husband in Valencia
