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killarney national park
'Devastating' wildfire at Killarney National Park caused by human activity, minister says
The fire broke out in the park on Tuesday.
15 Jul
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e-scooters
Garda Commissioner 'absolutely' supports a ban on e-scooters on Irish roads
15 Jul
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short supply
The hosepipe ban has led to criticism of Ireland's data centres, but how much water do they use?
As of June 2025, Ireland was home to 89 data centres, which produce a significant amount of heat.
David MacRedmond
15 Jul
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Energy Policy
Australia to enact laws on how AI data centres use power and water
15 Jul
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Online abuse
Taoiseach slams 'horrific' abuse on Jamey Carney's social media and says platforms must act
15 Jul
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Murder Probe
Police ‘considering left-wing motive’ in Ann Widdecombe murder investigation
15 Jul
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ukraine refugees
Government set to extend refugee protection for Ukrainians until March 2028
15 Jul
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The Morning Lead
Irish sovereign wealth fund still investing in companies linked to Israeli settlements and genocide
The fund’s shareholdings in five companies listed on UN databse rose by almost €1.5 million last year.
Stephen McDermott
15 Jul
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14 Jul
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Nitrous Oxide
Calls for ‘urgent action’ after The Journal Investigates report on nitrous oxide canisters
14 Jul
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legal aid row
Of 260 solicitors polled by the Law Society, just three are working under new legal aid scheme
14 Jul
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Middle East
US and Iran launch strikes as Trump reverses threat to tax ships passing through Strait of Hormuz
14 Jul
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Housing
Garden cabin regulations and other planning changes to be signed in the coming days
14 Jul
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Oil Prices
Now that the Strait of Hormuz is blocked again, should we be worried about prices at the pumps?
As the war in the Middle East continues, oil prices have risen again.
14 Jul
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AI music
The Script's Danny O'Donoghue pops into Leinster House to tell TDs: Protect musicians from AI
A Sinn Féin motion is calling for stronger copyright protections for creators.
14 Jul
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Murder Investigation
UK counter-terrorism police say Ann Widdecombe was killed in 'targeted attack'
14 Jul
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gender-based violence
New Oireachtas committee on domestic and sexual violence to begin work in autumn
14 Jul
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Child Abuse
'Clear dereliction of duty': Taoiseach gives State apology to survivors of paedophile Bill Kenneally
Micheál Martin said he was ‘profoundly sorry’ that two former Fianna Fáil TDs had failed to protect victims in the case.
14 Jul
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assessments of need
Teenage activist Cara Darmody begins third protest outside Dáil over special needs assessments
14 Jul
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Foynes
‘Hard to know’ when Aughinish Alumina workers will have clarity, Tánaiste says
14 Jul
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Pregnancy Loss
Women to get five days paid leave if they have a miscarriage before 23 weeks
It comes after Northern Ireland introduced similar leave earlier this year.
14 Jul
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Cabinet
Porn crackdown will target most extreme videos of violence, bestiality and necrophilia
14 Jul
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Debunked: Claims of Russian battlefield gains misuse report that finds greater Ukrainian advances
14 Jul
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Third night of US strikes on Iran, more heat warnings, and exploding gas canisters at waste facilities
14 Jul
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scramblers
Four people killed and 59 seriously injured in scrambler incidents since 2021
14 Jul
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Monday
13 Jul
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Darline Graham Nordone
Lindsey Graham's younger sister appointed to complete his term in US Senate
13 Jul
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Labour Party
Andy Burnham will be next British prime minister after 349 MPs back him for Labour leadership
13 Jul
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Women's Health
Flour could be fortified with folic acid to reduce birth defects in Ireland
13 Jul
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courts disruption
Justice minister says he won't buckle to pressure from solicitors over flat-fee legal aid change
13 Jul
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Extradition
Gardaí will engage with Jordanian police to bring back chief suspect in murder of Jamey Carney
13 Jul
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Herzog Park
Dublin councillors begin High Court action over park renaming rules
13 Jul
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12 July
Tens of thousands set to take to streets for Twelfth Orange Order parades
13 Jul
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The 9 at 9
27 killed in Thailand bar fire, high temperature warning in effect for five counties,and Jurassic Park star Sam Neill dies aged 78.
13 Jul
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Russia sanctions
Sanctions on Russia are a 'priority' for Ireland's EU Presidency, McEntee says
13 Jul
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Sunday
12 Jul
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Von der Leyen says Europe has done most for Gaza. Can Ireland push for more during its presidency?
Ireland has a golden opportunity to make its voice heard. The big question is whether Europe will listen.
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12 Jul
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