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planning dispute
Battle of Faughan Hill: Workers erect CCTV towers at Meath house as owner mounts media blitz
‘We’re like two convicted criminals, and I’m going to be arrested for sleeping in my bed for the last 20 years.’
Shane McEvoyAppeal for missing man 'walking with a limp' last seen in Cooley Peninsula area in Co Louth
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The 8 at 8
Iran vows revenge for killing of security chief, targeted vaccination programme in Kent after meningitis outbreak kills two and man in serious condition after being assaulted in Limerick
New YorkZohran Mamdani namechecks James Connolly and Dunnes Stores strike in St Patrick’s Day message
St Patrick's WeekendClose to 60 arrested for driving under the influence during St Patrick’s road safety campaign
operation taraTwo arrested after €5.25m of cocaine seized in Monaghan during operation involving Belgian Police
Artificial Intelligence‘Potential benefits but great risks’: Healthcare unions express concern over new HSE AI policy
On The Journalthomas f meagher foundation
‘A flag of welcome’: The group trying to keep alive the ‘original purpose’ of the Irish flag
the cranberriesToday FM listeners vote ‘Zombie’ as greatest ever Irish song, with ‘Killeagh’ making the top 10
Evanne Ní ChuilinnVice chair of Sport committee calls on GAA to get ‘stuck in’ and keep to 2027 integration timeline
20th Century PaddyBruce Springsteen, Hozier, Jessie Buckley and Kate Moss among stars on Shane MacGowan tribute album
On The Journalcybercrime laws
British tourist in Dubai among 21 people charged in the UAE for sharing missile footage
Dublin CityGreen Party proposes doubling new hotel charges and using proceeds to lower homebuilding costs
The Morning Lead
‘This didn’t just happen last week’: Rising fuel prices push motorists to fill up in the North
‘People are highly motivated to find the cheapest fuel – and that means going north of the border’.
back in the news
'You falsely tried to label me a terrorist' - Jubilant scenes greet 'free mawn' Mo Chara
‘Kneecap are on the right side of history,’ said their solicitor Darragh Mackin.
On The JournalOzem-price
Health Minister voices overspend concerns when asked if State could fund weight-loss drugs
Grow College GreenPublic reminded to have their say on Dublin’s College Green with consultation ending tomorrow
Sailing‘Extraordinary circumstances’ see a number of sailings between Dublin and Holyhead cancelled
On The JournalLotto draw
National Lottery to cease production in RTÉ next week as draw to be broadcast in new timeslot
On The JournalCelbridge
Parents want to inspect the primary school that was closed this week for 'urgent repairs'
On The JournalAntrim
Driver and customers escape injury after car crashes through front of Spar shop in Co Antrim
