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10th November 2024 - 23rd November 2024
From 'Little Marco' to 'Mr Secretary': How Marco Rubio got himself into the Trump fold
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Cork Airport installs deposit return scheme machines, but Dublin Airport has no plans for same
Conor McGregor denies woman’s allegations as he gives evidence in High Court
The friend who was with Nikita Hand on 9 December 2018 also gave evidence in court today.
Fig dating back 2,000 years discovered in north Dublin archaeological site
Major search continues for woman missing in Galway Bay
Voting closes tomorrow for this year’s An Post Irish Book Awards
Damage to clothes of woman allegedly sexually assaulted by McGregor 'consistent with pulling'
Campaign trail at a glance: Taoiseach to be quizzed in live TV interview later
Tributes paid to Wexford ‘gentleman’ who was found dead on a beach in Lanzarote
'The Great Replacement': How a racist conspiracy theory is showing up in election materials
'It is one of the busiest days': Students hit the streets of Limerick for 'Christmas Day' celebrations
'God looked after Ireland with wind': Ryan pushes back on praise for 'God-given' fossil fuels
How the two big government parties are hamming up the aggro and it's all for your benefit
Greens and Labour call on RTÉ to host a climate debate as part of general election coverage
Two people arrested in south Dublin as part of investigation into large scale money laundering
Labour and Social Democrats vie for renters' vote (with very similar plans) as prices skyrocket
Fine Gael matches Sinn Féin pledge to cap childcare at €200 per child in first year if re-elected
Irish woman wins award for invention to help cancer patients prevent hair loss
Should third-level student fees be abolished?
Iarnród Éireann unveils new DART trains to be in operation from 2026
Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano ran away with the Netflix circus - they weren't conscripted
Each woman will take home a massive purse for their bout which will prop up a car-crash Netflix event between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson.
Eamon Ryan warns climate crisis has fallen 'down the order' of political priorities
Man arrested after fatal assault at 5-star hotel in Co Laois
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Drive safely this morning, a fog warning remains in place for much of the country
Tributes paid to renowned songwriter Johnny Duhan, who died in Galway Bay drowning
US fast food chain Wendy's coming to Ireland with plans for 10 restaurants
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Opinion: 'Teacher bashing' is a global phenomenon, absolving governments of their failed policies
Dr Alan Gorman
Rents up 43% on pre-Covid levels amid calls for increased government support for rental sector
Galway drowning victim named as Johnny Duhan, with search for second missing swimmer to resume tomorrow
Three-quarters of hip fracture patients received surgery within 48 hours of admission last year
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Jo Jo Dullard's sister campaigned tirelessly for suspect arrest and Kildare/Wicklow land search
Saoirse McGarrigle covered the disappearance of Jo Jo Dullard for years.
She got to know the Kilkenny woman's family and writes today about how Mary Phelan, Jo Jo's sister, would have received this week's news of a search and arrest.
Opinion: Grief is so personal and affects so many — it should be understood in the workplace
Paula O’Reilly
World leader speeches at COP29 play out like game of rock, paper, fossil fuels
When Elon came to Dublin: An excerpt from Catherine Sanz's new book about the Web Summit
Catherine Sanz