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November 2024
Harris and Trump host dueling rallies in final push to win battleground Wisconsin
Opinion polls show Trump and Harris running dead even, with victory depending on who prevails across the seven swing states.
Passengers evacuated after bus catches fire on M1 motorway
Opinion: Israel's ban on UNRWA and its operations will make things more catastrophic in Gaza
Karol Balfe
'Elbows are out' as tensions rise among government parties facing into election showdown
'I never had a teacher that didn't assault me': Readers' stories of violence in the classroom
Around 200 readers shared their stories of being beaten and humiliated by their teachers in their school years.
Israeli strikes kill 52 in east Lebanon as UNIFIL chief says positions risk being 'occupied'
Harry Wood goal secures League of Ireland title for Damien Duff's Shelbourne
Teen to appear before judge accused of thefts and road offences over near-two-year period
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Derry v Shelbourne, Shamrock Rovers v Waterford
Clare’s Shane O’Donnell named Hurler of the Year and Galway’s Paul Conroy gets Footballer of the Year
Death toll rises to 14 in Serbia train station roof collapse
Humphreys is hanging up her 'political boots' as she dismisses a run for presidency
Wave of solidarity washes over epicentre of Spain floods
Man accused of murder refused bail as court hears of ‘tumultuous relationship'
Funeral details announced for former RTÉ broadcaster and journalist David Davin-Power
Classes at SETU Waterford cancelled on Monday following major cyberattack
'There are enough lampposts for us all': O'Gorman on early election posters springing up
Ex-international referee Michelle O'Neill selected as Fianna Fáil general election candidate for Wexford
Man who possessed and shared videos of child sexual abuse had been flagged with Tusla as a youth
Estate agent sanctioned for charging house hunters €2,000 'priority deposit'
Irish international Ogbene 'unlikely' to play again this season after surgery on Achilles tear
Debunked: Photo of Leonardo DiCaprio’s niece on yacht altered to look like Greta Thunberg
‘It’s weird’: SDLP councillor condemns protest banner against proposed Gaelscoil in East Belfast
Green Party among signatories calling on Green candidate Jill Stein to step aside in US election
Whimbrel, Godwits, and Plovers: Government to purchase island on Lough Ree to protect habitats of endangered waders
Govt to kick Occupied Territories Bill to post-election despite opposition offering Dáil time next week
Deliveroo driver sustains leg injuries after being chased by men in a stolen car
Man awarded €40,000 in damages after fall from Baggot Street canal lock
Spanner in the works for dissolving Dáil on Thursday due to president's schedule clash
Sales of electric vehicles fall for a ninth month in a row, as EU tarrifs on Chinese-made cars come into play
Children's Minister to receive Tusla report about missing boy Kyran Durnin
Calls for ‘meaningful’ support for independent sector after Virgin Media reduces Tonight Show output
OPW hoped €336,000 bike shed would be 'adapted and reused' at other historic properties
Andy Warhol prints stolen and damaged after doors blown open in Netherlands gallery heist
UK teenager who murdered ex-girlfriend in street after stalking her detained for life
'I'm resilient': Brian Stanley says Mary Lou McDonald has treated him 'appallingly'
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Ballincollig in Cork has been named as Ireland’s Tidiest Town for 2024