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Inquest of homeless man crushed in waste collection truck hears people sheltering in bins is 'common'
‘We don’t need ad campaigns lecturing citizens’: Simon Harris calls for greater control of NGOs
Road tolls to increase next year, including all vehicles on M50 and a €1 Dublin Tunnel hike
The Irish Road Haulage Association has warned that transport operators ‘will not stand for this’.
Doctor ‘seriously assaulted’ at clinic in Dublin city centre this morning
Government unable to publish monthly homeless figures due to public sector pay dispute
Evidence deadline in case of UCD lecturer facing 148 charges of hacking students' data and harassment
'Tougher' rules for renewal of learner driver permits to come into force on Sunday
Pope Leo has voted from the Vatican by postal ballot in the US midterm elections
PSNI investigating reported assault on cleric after Enoch Burke confrontation with archbishop
Gardaí launch investigation into sexual allegations against well-known public figure in Kerry
Patrick Stewart was the beating heart of Star Trek. We were lucky to have him
There’ll be more Star Trek but there’ll never be another Jean-Luc Picard. It’s the end of an era, writes Christine Bohan.
Have you given up certain things because you can't afford them now? We want to hear from you
A misty, dry and cool Halloween night is in store for trick-or-treaters
Australian woman who killed three family members with mushrooms to die in jail after appeal rejected
The manosphere is a public health issue that should be treated similarly to smoking, experts say
Prison service proposed cutting every sentence by 40 days as 'drastic' response to overcrowding
Poll: What do you make of The Diplomat so far?
Ian McKellen leads tributes to 'admired and loved' actor Patrick Stewart
Crypto platform Binance targeted with major hack that hit over $6bn in funds
A new Israeli leader won't necessarily mean a new direction for Palestinians
Dr Brendan Ciarán Browne
Trump scraps two late midterm rallies and lashes out at reporter who asked if he was tired
Israeli election ends in deadlock, with Benjamin Netanyahu's bloc winning the most seats
Your cat doesn't need a luxury bed. It needs a collar, a bell and a little freedom outside
Emer McLysaght outlines why she swears by an old-fashioned name tag for her cat, and gives him a chance to explore the world.
Dealz staff 'in the dark' as UK chain Poundland verges on collapse, with 10,000 jobs at risk
Fast-growing chickens are widely farmed in Ireland. Now Denmark wants EU ban over welfare fears
A Danish investigation using hidden cameras revealed birds struggling to stand or walk.
Irish farmers have warned a ban would cause price inflation for chicken - Ireland's favourite meat.
Letters to the editor... on welfare payments, invasive species and climate change
Garda Commissioner to meet family of murdered Detective Garda Colm Horkan
JD Vance rallies Texas Republicans as Democrats gain ground in tight Senate race
Texan cowboys and queries about the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre’s consent ad – inside JD Vance’s Texas warehouse rally.
Social worker tells murder trial of concern for pensioner in lead-up to her death
Tadhg Furlong free to play in November as citing complaint not upheld
Garda overtime to be ‘soon’ reduced after complaints from GRA, says Garda Commissioner
Man accused of sexually assaulting a secondary schoolgirl given two months to consider plea
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Lawyers for man accused of murdering his brother and parents ask jury to consider insanity verdict
Charity's bank accounts frozen as gardaí investigate alleged money laundering
Ireland is looking to repay €8bn in bailout loans early. The numbers explain why
Gavan Reilly
Russell Brand's wife tells rape trial he is 'kind' but says he cheated on her when they dated
Court hears widow of retired bus driver prayed over his body when she found him unconscious
The unsolved mystery of Simon Harris's phone call to Patrick O'Donovan