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October 2024
CCAC urges end to subsidised fossil fuels, says failure to meet EU targets 'could cost Ireland €8bn'
Michael Reade discloses experience of sexual abuse and reflects on career in posthumous broadcast
Cabinet gives green light for the green Luas to be extended to Finglas by 2031
Mairéad Farrell to replace Brian Stanley as Public Accounts Committee chair
Only 33 rentals available through HAP across 16 local authority areas
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Asylum seekers at Crooksling accommodated indoors during Storm Ashley
SF referral to gardaí about internal inquiry was made after Stanley's resignation - McDonald
Mary Robinson calls for end of arms supply from West to Israel
16 people from ages 14 to 55 to appear in court on theft and criminal damage charges
Government's policy 'insufficient' to halt or reverse decline of Ireland's environment - EPA
Three men arrested in violent disorder investigation released without charge
Teachers slam government for €9m spend on locking phones during school
Gardaí release without charge man who was arrested over protests at Simon Harris' home
Millions for retrofitting, VAT slashed on heat pumps: What's in the Budget for climate
Free public transport for children under nine and companions for over-70s
Free IVF scheme criteria expanded and free HRT to be provided for menopause
September
September 2024
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Data Protection Commission fines Meta €91 million over inadequate security for users' passwords
Record 14,486 in emergency accommodation, including 4,419 children
Leo Varadkar says he told RTÉ 'not to be afraid' to win Eurovision
Three arrested in Garda investigation into multiple burglaries
Nearly 100 cases of image-based abuse prosecuted under Coco's Law
Testing of drugs found in Irish prisons can take three months on average
Gardaí arrest man in connection with 'serious' assault that led to hospitalisation
Kamala Harris promises to 'grow the middle class' in solo TV interview
Eamon Ryan to be appointed to key role at UN climate talks in Azerbaijan
Children's Hospital Board not confident June 2025 finish date will be met
The project is years overdue and has seen its approved budget reach €2.2 billion.
Taoiseach tells Palestinian Authority President that Ireland 'knows what it's like' to seek recognition
Meryl Streep says a 'squirrel has more rights' than an Afghan girl
Lebanon death toll rises to 492 in Israeli strikes, including 35 children
The Israeli military has fired on more than 1,300 sites in Lebanon yesterday.
The resulting death toll of 492 people includes 35 children.
The UN's Special Coordinator for Lebanon has warned that the "stability of the region is at stake".
Organic farming: Ireland has one of EU's lowest rates and weakest targets
New €2,000 fine for selling nicotine-inhaling products, like vapes, at children's events
Netanyahu admits 'series of blows' on Hezbollah but says Israel will 'not tolerate' attacks in return
The world is watching as the two sides exchange attacks despite calls from leaders around the world to de-escalate.
Israel is threatening to send Hezbollah a 'message'.
The deputy chief of Hezbollah has said it is ready for 'all military possibilities'.
The EU's top foreign affairs diplomat has expressed 'extreme concern' over the escalating situation.
Poll: Is September too early for Halloween decorations?
New poll sees Sinn Féin lag behind Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and Independents
Hate speech legislation to be dropped from hate crime bill - McEntee