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Woman arrested over threat made against Simon Harris and his family released without charge
Gardaí were alerted on Sunday to a specific and detailed threat that it is understood to have been posted on a popular social media platform.
First batch of 'the Epstein files' released by US House Committee
ChatGPT to add parental controls after lawsuit from parents of teenager who died by suicide
How are you dealing with the rising cost of food and drink? We want to hear your stories
'We'll be burnt out before school has barely begun': A letter from a principal to Helen McEntee
Jeanne Dowling
China is 'unstoppable', says Xi Jinping at Beijing parade with Kim Jong Un and Putin at his side
Ireland just got its hottest summer ever on record, forecasters say
Dublin City Council mulls measures to deter 'problematic' Croke Park match day parking
Who do the exiled Traitors players think will win? (And what song did they hear while blindfolded?)
New Leap Card expands free travel to almost a quarter of a million children
Uncertainty behind the scenes in Ireland as von der Leyen touts 'precise plans' for Ukraine deployment
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said last week that plans for an EU peacekeeping force were advancing.
'We're going in': Trump pledges National Guard deployment in 'hellhole' Chicago
Tusla confirms that it had past contact with boy presumed dead in Donabate
The boy, who would now be seven, is last known to have resided at The Gallery Apartments, Donabate, Co Dublin.
Trump dismisses health (and death) rumours as 'fake news'
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Second man (27) charged in connection with violent disorder in Dublin city
French police kill suspect after five people injured in Marseille stabbing spree
'People feel confused and sad' - Apartment residents in shock over missing child case
Ex-Met Éireann forecaster Joanna Donnelly has launched a bid for the Áras
Woman in her 70s dies after being attacked by swarm of bees in Co Mayo
Suicide is leading cause of death for young people in Europe, new research shows
Radio silence from the Obamas after council extends invitation to receive Freedom of the City
Líofacht sa Ghaeilge ina "chosaint ón mbás" ag roinnt ar The Traitors
Béal Feirste ar tí 'céad míle fáilte' a fhearadh don Ghaeilge tar éis bheith ina teach fuar
Israel calls up reservists as it pushes into first stage of Gaza City invasion
Gardaí arrest three men in relation to serious assault in Castlebar
Death toll from Afghanistan earthquake passes 1,400 as Taliban appeal for aid
New Garda boss says we don't talk enough about national security; warns of 'hostile state actors'
Justin Kelly took up as Garda Commissioner on Monday and replaced Drew Harris who had served in the post for seven years.
'We've come a long way': New double-memoir tracks Irish couple's life at home and away
Destroying the Amazon: New Garda Commissioner calls out eco-conscious people who use cocaine
If Bob Geldof ran for president, would you vote for him?
French actor Gerard Depardieu ordered to stand trial for rape
Dublin City Council to target households without bins in areas with high levels of illegal dumping
Graham Linehan claims he was arrested at Heathrow Airport over social media posts
Heather Humphreys confirmed as Fine Gael’s presidential candidate, but who is the Monaghan ex-minister?
Humphreys retired from the Dáil last year but says she has “had a good rest” and is ready to go again.
52 days to go: Ireland's presidential election to take place on Friday 24 October
300 bike bunkers to crop up around Dublin (ten years after the programme was first trialled)
Online abuse sees Irish politicians install home security over fear of real-life attacks
The media regulator’s stark warning comes just days after a significant online threat to Simon Harris’s family.
The watchdog pledged to support candidates in the upcoming presidential election to report abuse on social media.
French company named on UN list for links to Israeli settlements makes joint bid to run Metrolink