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Case closed
United: Rashford accepts responsibility over FA Cup omission due to 'disciplinary matter'
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Running out of Road
Parking driving you crazy? It might be because cars are expanding by half a centimetre a year
Campaigners say legislation is urgently needed to halt the trend for ever wider cars.
The average width of Irish new cars exceeds the EU average.
Several SUVs on the market are now over 2 metres wide.
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29 Jan 2024
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The North
Jeffrey Donaldson briefing DUP members over UK government proposals to end Stormont impasse
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Gaza
US Secretary of State urges UN agency to address claims of staff involvement in Hamas attack
UNRWA said Israel had provided the agency with information about the alleged involvement of several employees in the 7 October attack.
The European Union is one of UNRWA's top donors.
On Saturday, Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheál Martin said Ireland was not withdrawing its funding.
He said today he has no issue with the EU reviewing the situation as long as the aid keeps flowing.
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Far-right
Three new anti-immigrant parties have registered to stand in Irish elections - but who are they?
Ireland has never elected a candidate from a far-right party.
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fault
Dublin commuters face delays as both Luas lines disrupted by 'electrical fault'
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patrick nugent
Brothers of man who died in unexplained circumstances 40 years ago appeal for answers
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Cherry Orchard
Three men who attacked gardaí outside a takeaway in Ballyfermot jailed for 27 months
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stardust inquests
Electrical fault in hot press 'likely cause' of Stardust fire, expert tells inquest
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VAPE NO MORE
UK announces ban on disposable vapes, as Tánaiste says he would like to see a similar move here
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Courts
Woman jailed over role in two robberies, including one in which a 79-year-old man was stabbed
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Dublin
Merchants Quay says it will take time for drug users to 'trust' new supervised injection centre
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Rostellan
Gardaí working to 'establish the identity' of skeletal remains discovered in Co Cork
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rural crime
Fifty lambs stolen in Co Derry, while a ‘significant number of sheep’ taken in Co Antrim
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Israel
'This is complex': Tánaiste says he will be in touch with opposition parties on ICJ case
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Michelin Guide
Michelin Guide awards new Bib Gourmands to six restaurants on island of Ireland
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Gaza
Mary Lou McDonald says Patrick's Day trip will let Ireland send 'clear message' to US on Gaza
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Courts
US man charged with applying for Irish passports in names of dead babies faces more charges
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Minimum Wage
Rise in employers breaking national minimum wage laws, but fewer prosecutions
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Courts
Man convicted of sexual abuse of two girls assaulted in court during sentencing hearing
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christmas eve
Blanchardstown incident: Jason Hennessy Snr's son appears in court charged with violent disorder
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your stories
Are you a public sector worker? What do you make of the pay deal on offer?
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Mental Health Services
UK government orders review into NHS trust where killer of Grace O'Malley Kumar was treated
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measles outbreaks
Dr Catherine Conlon: Catch Up vaccination clinics needed now before measles sweeps the country
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top earners
Top earners list: Tubridy earned over half a million euro in his last full year working for RTÉ
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Cost of Living
Over one million people to receive double social welfare payment this week
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dublin riots
Posts targeting migrants remained online during riots despite 5pm plea from online safety tsar
Niamh Hodnett was appointed last year to fight harmful content online.
Niamh Hodnett contacted major social media firms on evening of 23 November to warn about potential for violence.
Posts calling for migrants to be "killed" were shared on social platforms as riots unfolded.
Immigrant Council of Ireland warned about the proliferation of such posts and called for posters to be investigated.