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Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Teen boys go on trial for allegedly raping teen girl when they were 13 and 15 years old
'Find out if I found grá': TD Barry Heneghan to appear on dating show Grá ar an Trá tonight
Scabies on the rise in Ireland and Europe: What is it, and what are the risks?
Dr Catherine Conlon
Five people arrested after stolen car collides with garda vehicle in north Dublin
Man who 'didn't see' stop sign caused life-changing injuries to another driver, court hears
Detention of Palestinian man who led campus protests in the US condemned as 'illegal abduction'
Gardaí arrest two men in Cork during major operation targeting 'dissidents'
A new speed camera will be watching drivers in Limerick from Friday
OnlyFans content creator 'Irish Viking' named on Revenue's tax defaulters list
Taoiseach denies government rushed to approve LNG plan to please Donald Trump
25-1 shot lands Champion Hurdle as Constitution Hill and State Man crash out
Taoiseach's game plan if Occupied Territories Bill raised in Oval Office: 'We'll manage that'
Former Philippines president Duterte arrested over ICC warrant for crimes against humanity
Book returned to Naas library 74 years after it should have been returned in 1951
Analysis: How well is the Irish economy really doing?
Ciarán Casey
Almost a third of Irish households struggling with housing costs as enforced deprivation rate falls
Man arrested on suspicion of ‘gross negligence manslaughter’ after North Sea collision
The owner of the cargo ship has confirmed that the ship was not transporting containers full of toxic sodium cyanide.
Taoiseach says people 'free to travel' as Enoch Burke's family spotted on plane to Washington DC
TikTok announces feature to allow parents to limit teenagers' use of the app
Election candidate who claimed ballots were taken from boxes fails to have case heard in High Court
Hollyoaks star Paul Danan died from cocktail of drugs, inquest hears
Conor McGregor's appeal against jury finding in civil sexual assault case to be heard next week
Most adults gift €20 or €50 for communions or confirmations - and sometimes more to a godchild
Pay rise agreement for up to 40,000 Section 39 health workers a 'step forward', says union
Early risers will be able to view total eclipse of the Moon on Friday morning
Sodium cyanide 'not on board' blazing cargo ship but jet fuel sparks 'extreme' concern
MEPs welcome Brussels' €800bn defence plan - and say it's only a first step
Ursula von der Leyen said a “surge” in EU defence spending is needed.
Met Éireann reckons it'll be a dry St Patrick's Day
Ireland aim to send eight-strong squad to World Athletics Indoor Championships in China
Donegal man extradited from Northern Ireland to face trial on sexual assault and rape charges
Excess water usage charges 'not being considered at this time’, Department of Housing says
When did you last have a chicken fillet roll?
Manchester Utd unveils design plans for new 100,000-seater stadium to replace Old Trafford
The club’s co-owner Jim Ratcliffe has been lobbying for UK government support to build the new stadium.
Ticketmaster, Eir and Ryanair prompt most complaints to consumer protection watchdog
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What are tariffs and why should we care?
What are the pros and cons of taxing imports, and is there an end goal that Trump has in mind? We’re joined by Professor Sharyn O’Halloran from Trinity College Dublin.
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Seventh man charged in connection with fatal stabbing of Quham Babatunde in Dublin
Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte arrested on ICC warrant for crimes against humanity