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Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Dublin man (20) had gun hidden under bullet proof vest in taxi, court hears
JP McManus has 'highly emotional' meeting with Limerick Council over Rugby Expo 'gift' snub
Jury acquits man accused of three-in-a-bed sexual assault in Limerick
Glastonbury founder says people who don't agree with festival's politics 'can go somewhere else'
Drew Harris says comments made in Seanad on Carlow gunman case referred to Garda watchdog
Harris made the revelation today in the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) under questioning.
Frenchman who robbed Kim Kardashian dies of cancer aged 69
Tony Duffin: Why Ireland needs to rethink the stories we tell about drug use
Tony Duffin
Dublin will get a new Lord Mayor next week and it's set to be a Fine Gael councillor
Kerry jockey Oisin Murphy charged with drink driving after car crashes into a tree
Fundraiser to cover funeral costs of teenager who drowned in Co Meath hits target ahead of service
European leaders delay action to suspend trade with Israel
Be independent, make mistakes and start yoga - Dublin's 100-year-olds tell us how to live a long life
Dublin’s centenarians gathered for a special celebration in Mansion House in Dublin city centre, where they shared some helpful advice.
Opinion: Don’t let Israel-Iran take your focus from the genocide in Gaza
Dr Brendan Ciarán Browne
Hungary is setting ‘political trap’ for EU with Pride ban, says Leo Varadkar
Hospitals under the 'spotlight' with new performance dashboard showcasing best and worst in class
The Tánaiste has published the outline of the Occupied Territories Bill - here's what's in it
Man charged with intentionally or recklessly causing serious harm in fatal hit-and-run
A new train station is being planned for Cabra
'Don't you dare': Heated Dáil exchange over GPO changes and Republican 'revisionism'
Siblings abandoned as babies and reunited 50 years later believe they may have another brother
'It's a scam': Financial advisor and TV host Eoin McGee warns people about scams using his name
Who would you rather see as Fine Gael's presidential nominee?
Man dies after suspected assault at house in West Dublin
Journal Media recognised for excellence in legal journalism at Justice Media Awards
Judge wants all sides to make sure Jeffrey Donaldson's sex offences trial goes ahead in November
Budapest mayor threatened with imprisonment as he defies police to host Pride parade
Hungarian authorities have tried to ban this weekend’s Pride parade in Budapest, but the city’s mayor is fighting for it go ahead.
Man arrested after Garda in his 20s stabbed at scene of burglary in Blanchardstown
It’s understood that the garda was hospitalised for injuries that are not believed to be life-threatening.
EU summit: Viktor Orbán insists 95% of Hungarians don't want Ukraine in the bloc
Irish author Donal Ryan wins Orwell Prize for Political Fiction
Man killed in overnight crash in Co Laois
Will EU take action against Israel? Taoiseach says it’s a stain on bloc if they don’t
Dan Sheehan to captain Lions team with eight Ireland stars against Australia's Western Force
Ireland needs 80,000 new workers to reach housing and infrastructure targets, ESRI says
Farming for nature: How we turned our farm into a regenerative tourism spot
Niall Heenan
Seán Kelly has all but declared for the presidential election race
‘Conspicuous’ lack of law enforcement on illegal large-scale peat extraction
ESRI 'genuinely worried' about 2008-style budget crisis if US corporate taxes dry up
Economic uncertainty has never been as high as it is now, the ESRI said.