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8,000 staff needed: Metrolink has been 'going around Europe for the last year' for workers
Some 8,000 workers are needed for Metrolink alone, but the NTA has warned of a ‘brain drain’ across the public sector affecting major works.
'I believe in self-determination': Mamdani on a united Ireland after round of bingo with Taoiseach
Fianna Fáil calls emergency meeting after Fine Gael announces details of sports grants scheme
‘I won’t be bought by vegan extremists’: Minister rejects Peta’s offer to repair Belfast's Big Fish
Yamamori Izakaya to permanently close its George’s Street site on New Year’s Eve
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No Luas services currently running through Dublin city centre after power fault
US judge orders White House to 'reinstate' access to CNN, MS NOW and Politico
The provinces return to URC action, and Shelbourne and Athlone Town lock horns again in the Women’s Cup final
Professor John Nolan: Could your eyes hold the clues to your brain health?
Professor John Nolan
Australian prime minister says a rogue OpenAI model hacked a government health website
Government report on data centres was 'flawed' and 'exaggerated', new research claims
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8,000 staff needed: Metrolink has been 'going around Europe for the last year' for workers
Some 8,000 workers are needed for Metrolink alone, but the NTA has warned of a ‘brain drain’ across the public sector affecting major works.
Yesterday
23rd September 2026
Fianna Fáil calls emergency meeting after Fine Gael announces details of sports grants scheme
‘I won’t be bought by vegan extremists’: Minister rejects Peta’s offer to repair Belfast's Big Fish
The proposed sign reads: ‘As you admire this salmon, spare a thought for the millions who are confined and killed on fish farms each year.’
‘We will slow down as much as necessary’: AI bosses warn UN over rapidly advancing technology
Yamamori Izakaya to permanently close its George’s Street site on New Year’s Eve
'I believe in self-determination': Mamdani on a united Ireland after round of bingo with Taoiseach
The pair stopped into the New York Irish Center this afternoon before taking a trip on the subway together.
Deals with the devil and an escape artist cat: Among the storytellers on a small Irish island
A longstanding storytelling festival brings people in their droves to the island of Cape Clear.
GRA announces industrial action and said it will 'no longer' tolerate garda management treatment
Two pilots injured after ejecting from RAF jet moments before fiery crash in Wales
The RAF has temporarily paused operations involving its Hawk training jets while an investigation into the incident is carried out.
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