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Kaja Kallas'Is mise, le meas': Commissioner writes to Sinn Féin MEP over 'inaccurate' Ireland remarks
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Israel to invade Gaza city, FG Cllr & unlawful ‘agency fees’ and €2.5m ‘wasted’ in Cork.
occupied territories billGroup of US politicians express concern over proposed Irish trade ban with Israeli settlements
Rushanara AliBritain's homelessness minister resigns after reports she hiked rent after removing tenants
glitzy affair
Winners of best dressed awards at Dublin Horse Show announced
Nadine King, from Donnybrook in Dublin, took home the €10,000 cash prize for Best Dressed.
Birmingham AirportOver a dozen flights between Ireland and Birmingham cancelled after emergency landing on runway
Central Statistics OfficePeople were busy in Tallaght in 2022, so suggests new local birth rate data
Aengus Ó SnodaighThere are just nine translated textbooks for Leaving Cert students at Gaelscoileanna
technical issueUK airports trying to get flights in the air again after groundings triggered by ATC problem
irish researchersNew study suggests victims and accused equally prone to distort details in sexual assault cases
appeals courtJudge overturns ruling that State breached human rights for not accommodating asylum seekers
Capel Street
Garda hospitalised after unprovoked stabbing in Dublin city centre this evening
The garda is receiving treatment for non-life threatening injuries.
CourtsGovernment accused in High Court of breaching international law over Israeli weapon 'flyovers'
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Man sentenced to death by Lebanon court over killing of Irish soldier Private Seán Rooney
Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Tánaiste Simon Harris have expressed disappointment over the sentences imposed on five other defendants.
Olé Olé Olé BogeyRevenue have seized hundreds of fake League of Ireland jerseys, 'retro' kits and designer shoes
InterviewCNN's Donie on America's view of Ireland (and how it can sometimes help him get MAGA on side)
Official adviceIrish people told to avoid Thailand-Cambodia border, as Thai PM says clashes 'could develop into war'
