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cash flow challenges
Peter McVerry Trust facing 'ongoing cash flow challenges' as it records loss of €1.36m for 2024
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Monaghan
Woman charged over bomb discovery believed to have been intended for Northern Ireland attack
Gardaí requested assistance from the army bomb squad after they stopped a vehicle that was transporting the bomb on Wednesday.
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Central Criminal Court
Woman raped by her then-husband tells court she had to fight ‘false allegations’ to Tusla
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Offaly
Edenderry station reopens after gardaí became unwell while handling seized vape products
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Critical Infrastructure Act
Metrolink and Galway ring road among nine infrastructure projects to be fast-tracked
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Explainer
What will happen to Aughinish Alumina now the government has released its report on the plant?
While “no adverse findings” were made, this was due to a lack of information, so the Department could not rule out foul play either.
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down the track
Irish Rail plans four-track expansion of the country's busiest railway line
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road safey
Sligo councillor says 'too much' focus on e-scooters and not enough on deaths caused by cars
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mother-and-baby homes
Ex-minister Zappone sent letter of appeal over plans to build apartments on Bessborough site
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Critical Infrastructure Act
Chambers claims climate law has been 'weaponised' by NGOs to halt infrastructure projects
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let him entertain you
Robbie Williams adds second Limerick show after Thomond Park concert sells out
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Tipperary
Progress made in battle against Slievenamon wildfire as focus shifts after wind change
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inheritance tax
Inheritance tax overhaul for people who don't have children would cost State hundreds of millions
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matchmaking festival
Judge says people looking for love in Lisdoonvarna will 'have to get their courting done early'
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aughinish alumina
'No evidence' that alumina exports from Limerick plant are going to Russian arms factories
Peter Burke said there is “a lack of verifiable internal trade data within Russia” to corroborate the claims.
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Graham Carey
Man who threatened to throw refugees 'into the sea' to be sentenced for incitement to hatred
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Nobody Needs This
Can everyone please stop buying those balaclava headrests for their cars?
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 brothers grim
Stars and Swipes: Trump, the Tate brothers and the dark politics of the manosphere
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Water use
Data centres used almost one billion litres of water last year, but another industry used far more
The Journal Investigates found that while data centres use huge quantities of water every year, pharmaceutical companies often use a lot more.
At least 1.7 billion litres of water used by data centres in past two years.
Meta and Equinix data centres by far the highest users of water.
Pharmaceutical companies often use many magnitudes more than data centres.
Thursday
23 Jul
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politics by numbers
Gavan Reilly: The government is getting things done, like a student cramming for exams
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Your Thoughts
Letters to the editor
The hosepipe ban, Trump’s China claims and one Lionel Messi are the topics getting our readers writing this week.
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aughinish alumina
Taoiseach says no 'definitive evidence' alumina exports are going to Russian arms factories
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losing a generation
Careers expert: It's wrong that experienced candidates are hiding their age when seeking work
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Vincent Kearney
MI5 and PSNI to pay damages to journalist Vincent Kearney for illegally obtaining his phone data
Vincent Kearney has been awarded a total of £20,000 (€23,000) in damages.
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made of money
Euro notes are getting a makeover - and you can vote for your favourite
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Wildfires
Slievenamon fire may be extinguished in two days, says Tipperary fire service
The blaze grew worse on Wednesday after a strong wind directed flames towards a Coillte forest.
One local TD says the fire has been unlike any other seen by the local area in many, many years.
Emergency services are unsure how much damage has been caused by the blaze or how it started.
