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Train EtiquetteIrish Rail is clamping down on listening to music out loud (you could get a €100 fine)
Ciaran KeatingRonan Keating calls for stronger penalties for fatal road offences after his brother's death
Public TransportSiptu calls for social care officers to work with transport police to help vulnerable people
FSAIRodent droppings at Emerald Park and a south Dublin Lidl both led to food closure orders in July
IsraelIreland will push again for EU to suspend trade deal with Israel over international law breach
Ballymaguire FoodsFood company resumes production after listeria detection led to products being taken off shelves
Dublin
Indian man suffers head injuries after being viciously beaten by gang in early morning attack
The 51-year-old chef said his attackers took everything – including his passport, cash and e-bike.
Illegal dumping'It's a free for all': Locals not convinced new CCTV will stop illegal dumping in North Dublin
The Morning Lead
'We’re in trouble now’: AIB staff face upheaval and long commutes from new return-to-office policy
More than 1,500 staff have attended union meetings about the bank’s decision to make people work three days a week in the office.
Eat Early Eat Often
Demand for early bird dinner bookings has soared at Irish restaurants
One restaurateur has stopped serving early bird offers in summer as customers are already dining early without the incentive
Storm FlorisWatch out for weather warnings - Storm Floris will bring heavy wind on the Bank Holiday Monday
Conor McGregorNikita Hand is suing Conor McGregor and her former neighbours over evidence she says was 'lies'
The Morning Lead
Justice department throws cold water on calls for witnesses to get paid leave throughout trials
Paula Fay was not entitled to paid leave to attend the trial of her brother, who raped her when she was a child.
busconnectsThree-year construction of €274m Liffey Valley to Dublin bus corridor to begin in September
AbuseSisters sexually abused by priest brother say witnesses should get paid leave throughout trials
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'Really stupid move': Dublin councillors are fighting over giving Obama the keys to the city
People Before Profit Councillors have said if the award is not rescinded, they will bring an emergency motion against it.
homecoming paradeDelighted Kerry fans to welcome football team home with parade from Tralee to Killarney
Animal CrueltyIncrease in animal neglect since Covid-19 means Irish shelters can only take urgent cases
The Morning Lead
'I was told to f**k off to my country': Our readers on their experiences of racism in Ireland
People from ethnic minority groups say an increase in protests against immigration and asylum seeker accommodation, and experiences of racism, has left them feeling afraid in Ireland.
Waiting ListsOutpatients in Ireland face the longest waits for care of patients in similar countries
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Weight loss injections become more attainable as they enter beauty clinics
Thérapie Health is providing a doctor-led obesity treatment injection programme.
Doctors and patients welcome the move as it increases access to the medication.
Experts and patients have said the cost of the medication, which ranges up to €475 monthly, can be a significant barrier.