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disturbing calls
Gardaí launch probe as multiple female councillors report ‘very disturbing’ sexual phone calls
30 Jul
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the housing essay
Why we should be building more two-bedroom terrace houses
These types of houses can be ‘starter homes’.
Dr. Nicholas Mansergh
Former senior planner and author
30 Jul
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Housing
Fewer new homes finished in the three months to June compared to last year
30 Jul
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Garda Investigation
Garda probe into Glen Hansard death will retrace route he took and prepare file for coroner
Gardaí will seek CCTV and interview witnesses as they investigate the death of the musician.
Niall O'Connor
30 Jul
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farewell glen
'One of our own': A queue out the door in Dublin to sign Glen Hansard's Book of Condolence
Members of the public shared their memories of a man who would ‘talk to anyone’.
30 Jul
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Bank Holiday
Uncertainty over Bank Holiday weather forecast but there could be widespread rain on Monday
30 Jul
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The 9 at 9
US military undertakes ‘heavy wave of strikes against Iran, Book of Condolence to open for Glen Hansard, and death toll from Japan quake hits 30
30 Jul
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Drinking Water
'Risk to public health’: EPA warns many private water supplies are not being monitored
30 Jul
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Best of the Box
Kerry and Galway meet again, the Women’s British Open, and the Galway Races
30 Jul
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Irish air defence
Government clears next hurdle in €300m+ plan to purchase military radar systems from France
Niall O'Connor
30 Jul
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land development agency
State's affordable housing agency to build 13,000 homes by 2030 (and most of them are in Dublin)
The Land Development Agency said it is “firmly in our plans” to expand beyond cities in the future, but its immediate plans are focused on urban areas.
Jane Moore
30 Jul
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29 Jul
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Dublin to the world
From 20p a day as a busker to selling out Sydney Opera House: Glen Hansard's life in music
Hansard, who died on Wednesday morning, left school at the age of 13 to pursue his dream of becoming a musician. It paid off.
29 Jul
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High Court
Names of 341 former Christian Brothers to be published in newspaper, abuse case judge orders
29 Jul
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Next Question Please
Oireachtas officials had to overhaul the system for TDs to ask questions to clamp down on AI use
29 Jul
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Dublin
Gardaí believe man missing for over five weeks was stabbed and his body hidden by his attacker
Niall O'Connor
29 Jul
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another hike
Electricity bills to face fresh hike from October as regulator approves higher network charges
29 Jul
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Courts
Sentencing of woman in prostitution case the latest court proceeding delayed by solicitor protest
29 Jul
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not great
The government has completed just 10 of its 74 climate commitments for the last three years
29 Jul
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ennis circuit court
Man jailed for 12 months for possession of over 2,400 child abuse images
29 Jul
The Explainer
Could nature itself help stop Ireland's wildfires?
Why is our landscape so flammable, and would native woodland and rewetted peatland reduce the risk? Ecologist and environmental campaigner Pádraic Fogarty joins us.
25m
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Glen Hansard
Glen Hansard, frontman of The Frames and Oscar winner, killed in road crash
The well-known singer died in a crash at the Strawberry Beds near Lucan in West Dublin in the early hours of this morning.
Hansard and The Frames were a key part of the Irish music scene in the 1990s and 2000s, and he later gained wider fame through the movie Once and its soundtrack.
President Connolly described him as "one of the vital driving influences of the Irish music world".
29 Jul
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Evan Fitzgerald
Garda watchdog finds no wrongdoing by gardaí who responded to Carlow shopping mall shooting
29 Jul
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Road Safety
E-scooter rules approved by cabinet, with age increase and mandatory helmets to come in next month
29 Jul
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Dublin Castle
'There's more life on the street': EU presidency barriers on Castle Street down for the summer
29 Jul
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Donna Harper
Mother of girl killed in Creeslough explosion hoping for ‘strong commitment’ on public inquiry
29 Jul
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daniel tatlow-devally
Taoiseach says he raised Dubliner's trial in Stuttgart with German chancellor
29 Jul
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steady as she goes
O'Connor still in gold medal position with one heptathlon event to go at Commonwealth Games
The 42
29 Jul
The 42 GAA Weekly
Trying to make sense of the greatest story ever told
Declan Bogue and Fintan O’Toole join Ronan Early to grapple with the meaning and emotion of Mayo’s stunning All-Ireland victory.
58m
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Women’s Rights Network
'Women's rights' group supported by JK Rowling withdraw legal challenge against Belfast festival
29 Jul