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‘They aggressively pushed Ireland’: Are students sold ‘fake dreams’ in five-star hotels in India?
The government run free education events in five-star hotels in major Indian cities, but international students say the reality of studying in Ireland doesn’t match up to what was advertised.
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Bray-Greystones cliff walk barriers have injured more people than the landslides have, TD says
Local Sinn Féin TD John Brady said that people have received “serious injuries” while climbing the barricades, including one man who he said was impaled.
7 deadly readsSitdown Sunday: The man who paid for one night in a New York hotel - and stayed for five years
The Morning Lead
Shops in Dublin city dead zone caused by EU presidency 'should get compensation'
“It’s absolutely ham-fisted, and it has been ham-fisted from the very beginning,” Social Democrats TD Eoin Hayes said.
This month
July 2026
HEAT RISKSNeed for supplies has increased by an 'awful lot' due to hot spell, homelessness charity says
Job LossesMany Aer Lingus staff didn't know of job cuts in advance, and none know who might lose jobs
Time to say goodbye?When will the hot spell end? Met Éireann says 'unsettled conditions' will return before August
DublinSenator: Ireland 'not immune' to violence against politicians following death of Ann Widdecombe
7 deadly readsSitdown Sunday: The strange story behind the late Bonnie Tyler's Total Eclipse of the Heart
hot hot heatVeg grower says weather is causing a 'drastic decline' in orders as people don't want to cook
The Morning Lead'He's from India': Man allegedly attacked by group of teens after they asked where he was from
Labour PartyAndy Burnham says UK's Labour 'got it wrong' in the early stages of Israel's offensive in Gaza
Public Accounts CommitteeRTÉ to seek another round of state funding after three-year €725m package ends
military strikesTrump says US bombing to 'get much worse' if Iran continues to attack ships in Strait of Hormuz
Social HousingNew housing rules could leave people without shelter as beds lie empty, homeless charity warns
Dáil ÉireannGovernment's Occupied Territories Bill passes despite criticism over lack of ban on services
HARE COURSING BILLComparison between hares and domesticated pets is 'nonsense', Fianna Fáil TD says
legal aid rowTaoiseach says legal aid fee was increased so he disagrees with solicitors withdrawing services
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The Morning Lead
Planning granted for 'excessive' 14-storey student accommodation next to Croke Park
Local residents say the height and scale of the development is out of character with the street of redbrick terraced housing.
Social Democrats TD Gary Gannon said this development is not what is needed by locals in the area.
"What we're lacking is affordable homes that people can actually aspire to live in and raise a family," he said.
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