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December 2024
Elon Musk accused of censoring far-right accounts amid immigration row
Setback to Arsenal's title hopes as star player Saka out for more than two months
New York governor orders 'full investigation' over footage of guards beating inmate before death
The political highs and lows of 2024: 10 defining moments
From the (many) resignations, two referendums, three elections and a partridge in a pear tree.
Navan collision results in fourth pedestrian death on Ireland's roads since St Stephen's Day
Surrealing in the Year 2024: A year that exposed Ireland's shortcomings when it comes to women
Carl Kinsella
Caroline Dwane-Stanley resigns from Sinn Féin, blaming party's handling of her husband's departure
Opinion: Hypnosis can help with mental hygiene, to clear out negative habits
Florence Bray
Stakeknife revelations left republicans 'paralysed and damaged', confidential records show
Ireland warned US that labelling IRA a terrorist organisation might encourage more people to join
The issue was a talking point during Bertie Ahern’s visit to Washington DC in March 2001, newly released documents show.
Arsenal up to second after Kai Havertz goal sees off struggling Ipswich
Pedestrian in her 70s killed in road collision in Rathcrogue, Co Carlow
Leinster power to bonus-point win on tough night for Munster at Thomond
It was a dispiriting day for the southern province as their A team also lost at home to Leinster.
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
The Freeman’s Journal, 1763–1924: ‘A Great Daily Organ’
Felix M. Larkin
Jack Lynch confused over request by James Joyce's son to bring his body back to Ireland
Married couple who died following hit-and-run incident in Dublin named locally
A man in his 40s has been arrested and is currently being questioned by gardaí.
Deceased man found in flat in Co Down named by police after murder investigation launched
'I'm not going to stop for nobody': Dublin soup run operators react to potential on-street ban
All new mobile phones required to be compatible with USB-C charger from tomorrow
Sales down for large retailers, but hospitality up in Dublin City Centre ahead of Christmas
Joseph O'Brien and Gordon Elliott take Grade One wins at Leopardstown
National park in Mayo wins international dark sky award for lack of light pollution
Surge in number of people hospitalised with flu 'at upper end of predictions', HSE warns
A loyalist paramilitary was caught by police in the 1990s... because he took a shower
State Papers: British general called Bloody Sunday inquiry a ‘cynical move’ to 'scapegoat' troops
Man appears in court charged with causing death of Marguerita O'Rourke in Rathkeale last week
Public reminded to check that passports are in date before making travel plans
Mother and daughter remanded in custody after €1.28m of cannabis found in suitcases
Two sailors die during treacherous Sydney to Hobart yacht race
One of the world's rarest tigers is taking up residence in Cork
Do you have any Christmas leftovers left over?
Russian ambassador was 'exquisitely embarrassed' after Yeltsin failed to get off plane at Shannon
Final cost of Government Buildings security hut almost €300,000 above budget
Nuala O'Loan 'badly shaken' after her teenage son was beaten up in 2002, State Papers show
Did you get a gift card or voucher for Christmas? Over a third of people let them expire
Blair wanted to 'race through' meetings with unionists but would have to 'listen to their whinges'
British and Irish officials were also concerned about ‘daft’ plans to name members of the IRA Army Council in 2004, State Papers reveal.