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Flights to Bali cancelled after Indonesia volcano eruption sends ash cloud 10km into sky
Australian mushroom murder suspect 'not on trial for being a liar', defence tells court
What will Ireland’s first in-hospital Artificial Intelligence centre be used for?
Last government could have done better at helping Midlands adjust to peat-cutting ban - expert group
Give €10,000 to lower-income families to buy electric cars, climate council urges government
Winning €250m Euromillions ticket was bought in Irish retail store, not online
Lack of progress moving younger people from nursing homes slammed as 'completely unacceptable'
North city parks becoming virtual no-go areas for council workers due to drug crime, TD says
While there’s a high Garda presence in commercial areas of the city other areas nearby are being overlooked, Gary Gannon claims.
Almost 200 allegations of abuse of residents at nursing home in RTÉ programme were made since 2022
New York City mayoral candidate forcefully detained by US immigration agents at Manhattan court
E-scooters, motorbikes and a chainsaw seized by gardaí during day of searches across south Dublin
Trump considering US strikes against Iran, and he says patience is 'wearing thin'
The message comes as Israel and Iran continue to exchange fire.
Trump claimed that the US has taken 'complete and total control of the skies over Iran'.
Israel 'faces threats on many fronts' an IDF spokesperson said.
Jackpot! Someone in Ireland has won tonight’s €250m Euromillions draw
Jozef Puska's wife knew he'd killed or seriously injured woman on day of Ashling Murphy's murder
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Gardaí renew appeal for witnesses to Co Galway crash that killed father-of-two last month
US condemn Russian strike on Kyiv that killed an American among at least 13 others
'Shame on this government': Raise the Roof housing protest takes place outside Leinster House
Books: Imperialism is Russia's forte — we underestimate it at our peril
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Four members of Jozef Puska's family found guilty of offences in the aftermath of murder of Ashling Murphy
Man charged over Limerick drive-by shooting allegedly a key player in ongoing feud, gardaí say
'I like dogs': Healy-Rae says minister can't tell property owners to allow tenants have pets
Irish embassies contact passport holders in Israel and Iran as evacuation plans considered
NI riots: 13-year-old boy arrested and three officers injured during violence in Derry
Tributes paid to Kim Woodburn of 'How Clean Is Your House?' after death aged 83
No protections against rising rents for students leaving private tenancies at end of year
Taoiseach tells Ivana Bacik she 'didn't have the courage' to be in Government
Paul Murphy lands in Dublin after being detained twice in Egypt over Gaza aid march
Citywest Hotel to be bought at a cost of €148 million for international protection accommodation
Paul Reid will receive €50k salary as head of new planning authority
After 16 years, the banker pay cap of €500,000 is being scrapped
'It doesn't bode well': TDs blast Peter McVerry Trust's refusal to attend PAC
First therapy dog welcomed to Paediatric Unit at University Hospital Galway
European 'empty rhetoric' is not enough to stop Israel's 'ethnic cleansing' of Gaza, MSF says
Opt-out system for organ donation in Ireland comes into effect from today
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Shamrock Rovers take Drogheda United's place in Uefa Conference League draw
Jet stream 'dragging warm air from Europe' as temperatures to reach 23 degrees on Friday
Arson attack at martial arts school in Dublin city centre overnight