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On The Journalout of the lime light
World's biggest scooter sharing firm wanted to launch in Ireland but Irish law means it can't
Lime has fallen foul of a weight limit imposed by the government.
Three other firms still hope to operate here with smaller scooters.
Paris 2024
Kellie Harrington will box for another Olympic gold medal after winning her semi-final in Paris
Harrington was already guaranteed to be the first Irish woman to medal at two Olympic Games.
On The Journalrain warning
Status yellow warning for rain issued for six counties in the west and north tomorrow
On The JournalScam
Department of Social Protection aware of text scam claiming MyGov email is ‘suspended’
The Greatest
McClenaghan delivers what he promised on a magical night for Irish sport
Rhys McClenaghan is an Olympic champion, conquering his Tokyo demons with audacity.
Olympics 2024
Ireland’s Rhys McClenaghan wins magnificent gold in pommel horse final
The Co Down gymnast scored a massive 15.533 to claim Olympic gold.
On The JournalBelfast protests
Two arrests made after PSNI riot officers deployed to protests in Belfast
On The JournalDublin
Man accused of ramming multiple State premises had 'delusional fantasies', court hears
2024 OlympicsDaniel Wiffen wants another Olympic gold medal and a World Record, and he's not shy about it
Paris 2024Boxing body at centre of dispute with Olympics offers prize money to beaten Italian fighter
Gerard KennellyWoman arrested as part of investigation into fatal assault in Co Kerry released without charge
On The JournalSurrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: Easily misled culture warriors can overshadow even the Olympics
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The 9 at 9
A murder investigation in Midleton, housing woes in a north Dublin suburb, and who exactly is Paul Whelan?
September 11 attacksUS defence secretary Lloyd Austin overrides plea agreement with 9/11 defendants
On The JournalWicklow
'No plans' for Sinéad O'Connor monument in Bray as DCC investigates policy change for statue
keeping busyBusy weekend ahead for public transport, with users warned of major works on some train lines
On The JournalNorth Dublin
'The past 10 months have been hell': Buyers in limbo over delays to affordable housing in Dublin
It’s the latest government-branded scheme in Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien’s constituency to face delays.
From The 42in the water
Ellen Walshe finishes in seventh place in 200m individual medley semi-finals
On The JournalMidleton
Man (30s) arrested after woman dies in suspicious circumstances in apartment in Co Cork
On The JournalPersonal details
NI Department of Education probes data breach over special education spreadsheet
