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Man jailed for possession of stolen car detected because owner’s M50 toll tag was still in vehicle
PSNI investigating report of man wearing black balaclava pointing gun at woman in Antrim
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Minister for Justice and Law Society reach deal to end criminal legal aid dispute
Woman who kept 22 dogs in 'squalid conditions' banned from working with dogs for 10 years
How much is your energy provider profiting from higher prices, and should they pay a windfall tax?
We’re all going to pay more for electricity this winter.
US army member arrested in UK following allegations of espionage involving Russia
EU law to clamp down on social media influencers, ticket websites and doomscrolling
Housing minister accused of 'spin' and of 'repackaging' housing figures to suit agenda
DNA matching Scarlett Faulkner found on bloodstained metal pole recovered by gardaí, trial hears
Teenage GAA games set for radical rules shake-up
Trump's appointment of hardliner Stephen Miller as chief of staff signals a dangerous two years
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US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth describes impeachment push as a 'farce' and 'sabotage'
President Connolly hopes Trump got ‘plenty of food for thought’ from the book she gave him
TD calls for Government to help secure Dealz stores and protect jobs ahead of Christmas
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Recent investigations from our team shining a light on how Ireland works

Pharma Rebates
HSE failing to collect millions of euro owed by pharma companies
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Animal Testing
Irish universities paid hundreds of thousands for invasive animal experiments abroad
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Mother and Baby Unit
Location of mother and baby psychiatric unit still not decided after almost ten years of delays
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Foster Care
Tusla can't say how many foster carers were removed due to complaints or allegations
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Licence Applications
Who's behind the seaweed harvesting applications covering over 14,000 hectares of Ireland's coastline?
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'Deeply concerning': Government overspent €607m on international protection accommodation in 2024
'Blood on your hands': Two detained at TCD protest sparked by Joe Biden’s surprise visit
As if Dublin wasn’t busy enough this week, the capital is also briefly hosting the former US president and his family.
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Michael Murphy: Donegal’s greatest player, but was the comeback worth it?
Declan Bogue and Fintan O’Toole join Ronan Early to chat about one of the defining footballers of this century.
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'He's going to be pulped': Irish bookshops take David Walliams titles off the shelves
100 guards deployed in Cork to search homes and businesses linked to suspected drug traffickers
New play about murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier to be staged in Cork
‘100 gigs wouldn’t be enough’: Garth Brooks tells RTÉ interview Ireland is ‘heaven’ for musicians
What is an injunction and why couldn't David Walliams be named until now?
Road blockages will not be 'tolerated', say gardaí, amid efforts to whip up Friday fuel protest
State always picking the cheapest tender offer doesn't work, says Oireachtas report
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What will the EPC summit mean for Dublin this week?
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Jury finds man guilty of murdering girlfriend’s mother in her Tipperary home
Calls for government to scrap planned toll increases
Ireland hit with more bomb threats as security preparations ramp up for EU summit
David Walliams named as celebrity behind failed injunction as multiple allegations are published
Going to see Niall Horan? Or a musical in the Bord Gáis? Here's what you need to know
Simon Harris says a deal on public pay increases is 'within reach'
Russell Brand's ex accuses him of violence as he begins jail sentence for rape and sexual assault
How much is your monthly phone bill?
Irish Writers' Union stands by Sally Rooney as she loses UK book sales revenue
The FOI Files: How lobbying returns can uncover how organisations attempt to influence policy
By asking for records of meetings and interactions detailed in the Lobbying Register, our investigative team has shed light on how Ireland works.
Retrofit grants should support those who can't afford upfront costs, says report
Dr Paul Davis: When did supermarkets become part of the battlefield?
Dr Paul Davis