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From loss-making to lobbying: What we know about the company behind Kerry's planned gas plant
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Senators back bill to create national treatment service for scoliosis
Planning permission approved for Shannon LNG gas power plant in Co Kerry
Volume of illegal waste found in Dublin and Wicklow mountains rises 22%
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March 2025
Irish LGBTQ+ in New York call on Irish politicians to speak up for trans rights on St Patrick's Day
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Girl injured in Parnell Square stabbing 'doesn't seem to remember' attack
Italia '90 squad and B*Witched to appear on Late Late Show tomorrow
Woman, 60s, dies in single-vehicle collision in Listowel
It's taking an average of 18 months to get decisions on International Protection applications
Trump drops plan to double tariffs on Canadian metal imports
A new speed camera will be watching drivers in Limerick from Friday
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Kneecap, CMAT and more Irish artists announced for Glastonbury line-up
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Why is the government using a ship for emergency gas reserves - and why is it a climate problem?
Cabinet has approved a plan to develop an emergency gas storage facility.
Environmentalists fear it could hurt Ireland's climate efforts and lead to importing fracked gas from the US.
'Teen sexually abused by landlord': Charity tells politicians of challenges faced by violence survivors
Ireland could face up to €26 billion in penalties if it doesn't get its climate act together
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UK downplays French ‘one-month truce’ proposal for Ukraine - but what is being discussed?
Leaders of several key European countries met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in London this weekend.
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Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Cyclist in his 90s dies after collision in Galway
An Oscar-nominated Irish filmmaker is making a movie about pirate queen Gráinne Mhaol
The Garda fitness test just got a lot easier
Ireland is attending the G20 summit today for the first time ever (but won't be meeting Russia)
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
The planned cost of a new children's hospital in Belfast has tripled before construction even starts
Nearly one in three young men and 20% of young women who are sexually active aren't using contraception
'The owner asked after five days if I wanted sex': International students on sex-for-rent ads
Justice minister says prisons shouldn't be 'clogged up' with shoplifters or people living with addiction
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