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Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Eight people found guilty over 2016 Paris robbery of Kim Kardashian
Billy Joel cancels shows as he announces brain disorder diagnosis
Russia and Ukraine each hand over 390 prisoners as major prisoner swap begins
Irish Lebanon commander: 'This has been ten times worse than anything I experienced before'
Lt Col Shane Rockett returned to Ireland today after a six month tour of duty leading Irish troops in South Lebanon.
'Life-saving' 100-bed addiction rehabilitation facility running at half capacity due to funding gap
American woman wins Leitrim home in online raffle
Man (21) jailed for two years for coercive control of his girlfriend
E-bikes and e-scooters worth €4.5m seized by Revenue in Wexford searches
Jozef Puska's brother said he couldn't tell gardaí more because of medication for back problems
Dublin driver wins compensation from clampers after car damaged during towing
Richard Satchwell's account of wife's death has 'more holes than a block of Swiss cheese', jury told
Judge tells jury in Gerry Adams libel trial not to give 'a verdict on Irish history’
Soldier jailed for drug dealing at army barracks
Many surgeries on children's hips in two hospitals did not meet criteria for operating
The doctors who carried out the surgeries are still operating on children, with no disciplinary process being pursued at this time.
Donald Trump says he wants a 50% tariff on EU goods from 1 June
Olympic Federation of Ireland backs plans for €190m winter sports arena in south Dublin
The OFI hopes the arena will raise the level of long-term ambition in Irish winter sports.
Protesters seek apology from Minister in row over footage claim in strip-search allegation review
Donegal man being deported from Boston had been waiting three years for green card application
Hundreds of Ireland's lawyers sign letter saying government should enact Occupied Territories Bill
Man in his 60s arrested in connection with Creeslough explosion which killed ten people
Conamara hotel no longer being considered as international protection accommodation site
Close to 70 Airbnb-style lock boxes removed in Dublin since crackdown started in mid-April
Mayo County Council expresses 'sincere regret' over internal proposal to boycott holiday homes
Eurovision to review ‘promotion’ of acts to ensure audience voting is not ‘disproportionally affected’
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Calls for EU investigation into seven airlines - including Ryanair - for unfair hand luggage fees
'I had death threats': MetroLink boss foresees pushback but also huge benefits in store
Gary Lineker, and the UK media coverage of Israel
Eating out or getting the 'big shop' in: we want to hear your stories about food and drink prices
Tánaiste concerned about 'aggressive' US deportations after Shannon flight
Vote to allow shorts in camogie would not have come without 'extreme action' says Dublin captain
Two directors at one of the biggest asylum seeker accommodation firms shared €4.68m last year
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