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Leo Varadkar says he would sacrifice economic growth for a united Ireland
Families of Creeslough victims refused opportunity to speak during appeal against redevelopment
'Strange and slightly goofy': US tech firm books out seven pubs on Dublin's Dame Lane
Pubs closed their doors to the general public as tech conference goers took over for the night, turning Dame Lane into a mini Temple Bar.
At least 72 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in Gaza, civil defence agency says
Former Queen's University Belfast student jailed for life in the UK for raping 10 women
Artists to receive an extra €8,450 as Basic Income for the Arts scheme extended until next year
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How was the secretive founder of Tattle Life unmasked?
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Bursar of private school jailed for stealing €500,000 from school to fund gambling addiction
Category 4 Hurricane Erick hits Mexico as 'life-threatening' storm to bring mudslides
Residential property prices rose 7.5% in 12 months to April, CSO says
Man spared trial after apologising to Paul Murphy for threatening to 'slit' his wife's throat
‘Like exporting food in middle of famine’: Aontú leader says over 3,700 council-owned homes are empty
EU court adviser backs record €4.1 billion fine on Google for anti-competitive practices
'Wit, warmth and generosity': Tributes as Slane Castle's Lord Henry Mount Charles dies aged 74
The price of a pint in Ireland is 205% of the European average
Central Bank lowers forecast for how many houses are likely to be built next year
Temperatures could hit 29 degrees tomorrow (and the weekend is forecast to be hot too)
It’s going to be very warm tomorrow.
Do you think renters should be allowed to have pets?
'Children should have been protected': CHI chief apologises to children and families for failings
The full story of how the operator of gossip site Tattle Life was unmasked in an Irish court
How did a crack team of investigators and lawyers track down the slippery individual?
Aoife Moore and Sinéad O'Carroll report on the forensic analysis and the court hearings and speak directly with the Sands family.
UK politicians vote to decriminalise abortion for women in England and Wales
Status Yellow fog warning in place for 20 counties ahead of soaring temperatures later
Taoiseach not opposed to 'hotel bed tax' as one way to fund Dublin city revamp
More than €8 million spent on 486 homes before government halted plans
The Construction Industry Federation has criticised the government’s U-turn, saying it may have a wider impact on future investment decisions.
'Enhanced social media vetting' of foreign students for anti-American content
Iran launches fresh attacks on Israel as Trump weighs up wading into conflict
Earlier today, Iran’s supreme leader said the nation would never surrender as demanded by Trump and warned the US it would face ‘irreparable damage’ if it intervenes.
Trump calls head of US central bank 'stupid' for not cutting interest rates
Health warnings issued for most of England ahead of approaching heatwave
Outcry over 'exploitative' gaming machine arcade planned for Ballymun
Clothes worn in Europe from brands like Penneys and Zara found in huge dumps at Ghana nature reserve
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Court rules three Limerick houses tied to son of organised crime figure are proceeds of crime
John O'Brien: It's wrong to say rank and file gardaí have treated Drew Harris unfairly
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Inside and outside the Kneecap courtroom: Film directors, The Fields of Athenry, and a few police
Here’s what happened when hundreds of supporters of Kneecap’s Mo Chara convened on Westminster Magistrates’ Court.
Baby born to brain-dead US woman who was kept alive due to abortion law
'Don't tell too many people': A financial advisor on what to do if you've just won the Lotto
Woman dies from rabies in UK after being scratched 'very slightly' by puppy in Morocco in February
Calls made to recognise Elizabeth Plunkett as a legal victim of Ireland's first serial killers