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New York has temporarily stopped building data centres. Should Ireland do the same?
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Online Safety
Meta ordered to pay $567m for endangering children by making them vulnerable to predators
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Pulling teeth
Dentists to be legally required to complete ongoing training under new plans
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Faithful or Traitor
It's back: RTÉ announces start date for new season of The Traitors
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Beware
Fraudsters are now tricking people into handing over cash and will come and collect it themselves
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Emergency Department
Criticism that HSE data has 'significant blind spot' on mental health emergencies
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Nobody Needs This
I realised just how much I hate Big Cars in one of Ireland's most deranged car parks
A series where Emer McLysaght saves us from chasing every trend and instead points us to things worthy of our time (and money).
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The Morning Lead
Government jet to go to factory abroad for a month as maintenance cannot be performed in Ireland
The Dassault Falcon 6X was delivered in mid-December last year and has been carrying out a number of ministerial flights to Europe and other locations.
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6 Aug
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Ballyboughal
Firefighters to remain at scrapyard blaze 'for the foreseeable future'
The fire brigade has advised people affected by the smoke to close all their windows and doors.
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conference league
Shelbourne snatch a late goal in Ajax defeat ahead of Tolka Park second leg
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jackie's medal
Jack Charlton's family face a tax bill of up to £200k to keep his 1966 World Cup medal
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politics by numbers
Gavan Reilly: There are €2bn reasons to welcome Trump back to Ireland
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Our Living Heritage
Road Bowling seeks Unesco status so its elite players get respect they deserve
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THE JIGS AND THE REELS
Taoiseach and President soak up the vibes at Belfast's first Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann
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Money Money Money
Tax receipts climb over 6% on last year as Harris hails resilient economy
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SCHOOL DAYS
Primary school hours under review as department considers changes to school day
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Taghmon
Gravestones 'smashed to pieces' in criminal vandalism of historic Wexford graveyard
Gardaí are appealing for information on the incident, which they believe occurred between April and July.
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The Liberties
'The curtain has fallen on this life, but what a performance it was': Dublin says goodbye to Brenda Fricker
The Oscar-winning actress’s funeral heard she was a “true legend” who was full of laughter and mischief and lived a life “full to the brim”.
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investment scheme
Harris's new investment scheme could tax savers even if they lose money, Green Party warns
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maga mayhem
Stars and Swipes: Trump and MAGA's war on women is now impossible to ignore
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Courts
Family of Irish fashion designer who died on yacht in New York launch $50m lawsuit
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the housing essay
The Housing Essay: What if our cities were designed for living, and not for private wealth?
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state-provided accommodation
Applications open for Ukrainians to remain in State accommodation as contracts get phased out
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Palestine
At least 300 children reportedly killed in Gaza since ceasefire began last year
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Bank Bailout
After the crash: Michael Fingleton’s death does not close the book on Ireland's banking crisis
