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AuditAudit: National Ambulance Service has insufficient funding and staff to manage its vehicle fleet
DiscriminationMiddle-class people are more prejudiced towards Travellers than working class, study finds
EconomyThe Central Bank is very worried about the risks Trump's presidency could pose to Irish economy
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Ireland’s first medically supervised injection centre to open, nine years after it was approved
Service users said they have been “treated like lepers” but will finally have a safe, non-judgemental place to go, Eddie Mullins told us.
The MSIF was first proposed at Cabinet nine years ago, almost to the day, on 15 December 2015
Plans for the facility were beset with objections, but it will finally open in the coming days
Dublin's inner city has been "ravaged by addiction and drug use over many, many years", MQI CEO Eddie Mullins said
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RSV cases in infants have dropped massively since vaccine programme started in September
On The Journalembassy closure
Taoiseach criticises embassy closure as Israeli foreign minister labels Irish government 'antisemitic'
CourtsState concedes High Court challenge to expedited asylum seeker accommodation centre in Athlone
Imelda KeenanBrother of Imelda Keenan, missing since 1994, to describe pain of 30 years of searching
On The JournalRiver Allow
Uisce Éireann convicted over chemical spill that killed fish along 8km stretch of river in Cork
forming a governmentSimon Harris defends his party’s engagement with Michael Lowry in government talks
Courts'You thought you were untouchable': Man jailed for 14.5 years for coercive control, rape of former partner
On The JournalDana Erlich
Israeli ambassador blames Ireland's uniquely 'extreme' position for embassy closure
On The Journaltralee district court
Three convicted of public order offences over disrupting library drag story event for kids
CourtsMan stopped at Dublin Airport with €12,000 worth of weight loss drug from Turkey, court hears
On The JournalIsraeli embassy
Israeli opposition leader slams closure of Dublin embassy, urging government to 'stay and fight'
christmas ferries'Unlikely' Holyhead will be repaired for Christmas as extra capacity sought for UK-bound ferries
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Second arrest in garda assault investigation, Israeli embassy closure concerns and record Irish waste levels
On The Journaltemple bar assault
Second man arrested in connection with Temple Bar attack on two off-duty gardaí
the morning lead
Ireland producing more waste than a decade ago and 'almost certain' to miss 2025 recycling target
In 2022, Ireland generated 15.7 million tonnes of waste.
