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Hezbollah leader says Israel will face 'tough retribution' following device blasts
The death toll from the explosions has risen to 37 people.
Lebanon's Prime Minister said a UN Security Council meeting tomorrow should "take a firm stance to stop the Israeli aggression".
The Israeli military confirmed today that it struck seven Hezbollah sites in southern Lebanon overnight.
Long, frequent heatwaves could be Dublin's new norm if climate change isn't stopped
Cost-of-living package in Budget won't be as big as previous years, Finance Minister confirms
'New form of warfare': Tánaiste says explosives attack in Lebanon showed 'disregard for lives'
Teenagers on Instagram to have automatic restrictions applied under new 'Teen Accounts'
Doctors' group warns about synthetic cannabinoid that has caused 'severe psychosis' in Ireland
Poll: What show should win Best Drama Series at the Emmys tonight?
Power outage resolved at Dublin Airport but passengers warned of queues at Terminal Two
Climate change is here. What are Harris and Trump pledging to do about it?
Poll: Do you think the UK should try to fund Casement Park on time for the Euros?
Short-notice 'meeting' of National Party attended by one person to dismiss Justin Barrett ruled invalid
Over a dozen bank accounts frozen and €140,000 in cash seized over supply of counterfeit phones
Death toll from devastating typhoon in Vietnam rises to 233 people
ECB reduces key interest rate by a quarter point but unlikely to benefit most mortgage holders
Remains of 1,600 cholera victims found during Luas works buried in Glasnevin Cemetery
New €6.5m domestic violence refuge with 12 units opens in Wexford
Taoiseach says State apology will be made over sexual abuse of children in schools
Taylor Swift urges US fans to vote in election as she scoops up seven VMAs
The night didn’t go as well for nominated Irish artists Hozier and U2, who missed out in their categories.
Taoiseach says Housing for All plan 'a good starting point' but needs updating
Woman, 80s, dies after car hits parked vehicles in south Dublin
Taylor Swift endorsed Kamala Harris. If you're inclined to ask, 'who cares?' - here's why many do
Man taken to hospital with serious injuries after assault in Cork city this evening
'Actions speak louder than words': Catholic bishop apologises to survivors of sexual abuse
Human rights watchdog calls for 'fair and inclusive' redress for all survivors of school sexual abuse
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Oasis announce two extra concert dates in London
Exchequer surplus of €3.8 billion recorded to end of August
This summer was Ireland's coolest in nearly a decade
Recruitment appeal launched to hire 100 train drivers with salary reaching up to €65,000
Climate Action Plan: Organic farming increases while forests have become emission source