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Are SUVs making roads more dangerous for pedestrians?
NI police welcome reduction in disorder after 'sporadic disturbances' last night
Tributes pour in for comic star of stage and screen Paschal O’Grady (93)
Families hold funerals for relatives who died in Air India plane crash
Motion to stop sale of Israeli bonds expected to return to the Dáil as Minister rejects 'complicity'
Celebrities embark on 555-mile cycle for MND research and deliver Lions match ball
Ukraine says it has received another 1,200 bodies from Russia
Head of garda group: 'The moment I came out, it became the most insignificant part of me'
Sophie O'Sullivan wins 1500m gold at NCAA Championships
135-year-old Galapagos tortoise celebrates first Father’s Day at Miami zoo
Mass anti-Trump protests held across US as president hosts Washington military parade
Organisers said they were protesting against Trump’s dictatorial overreach, and in particular what they described as the strongman symbolism of the parade.
Have you booked a summer holiday abroad?
Sitdown Sunday: The spying scandal with an Irish twist that's gripping Silicon Valley
Larry Donnelly: LA riots may look like a banana skin for Trump, but his base remains happy
Larry Donnelly
Aircraft spot checks under consideration to ensure weapons not flown through Ireland
Gardaí have launched review into new 999 call-taking system just a year after its launch
Ireland signs deal with French company for sonar to detect submarines and monitor undersea cables
Drug dealer released just four weeks into 18 month term due to prison overcrowding crisis
A number of prisoners, including those suspected to be members of Organised Crime Groups, have been released.
A charming, reimagined cottage at the foot of the Sugarloaf in Co Wicklow
Peek into the homes of some of the world’s most respected creatives
Quiz: How much do you know about surfing?
Dublin earn nervy win, Galway secure preliminary quarter-final place
'Hatred and fear and rage': A former Israeli officer on why some soldiers oppose the occupation
Speaking out publicly about the harsh reality of the occupation does not go down well with much of Israeli society.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
United States-Iran nuclear talks in Oman cancelled as Iran and Israel trade strikes
Leinster hammer Bulls to clinch first URC title
Manchán Magan on our forgotten kin: Tracing Ireland’s hidden legacy in Iceland
Manchán Magan
US Democratic politician and her husband shot dead in Minneapolis
Speaker in the House of Representatives Melissa Hortman (55) and her husband Mark were both shot and killed.
Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman and his wife Yvette are now out of surgery after being shot "multiple times".
The suspected assailant is still at large, officials said, with a massive manhunt underway.
Four males charged after father 'savagely' beaten during home burglary, court hears
Charlie Flanagan apologises for 'tone' of tweet calling Paul Murphy's march in Egypt a 'circus'
PSNI say more officers hurt after fifth night of violence in Northern Ireland
Fight to defend Irish neutrality is on, Mary Lou McDonald tells rally
Male pedestrian (30s) seriously injured after being struck by car in Bantry
Taoiseach unveils 'Rory Gallagher Avenue' on thirtieth anniversary of the musician's death
Redacted version of CHI report could be published this week, Health Minister says
'Emergency rally' against racism held outside Belfast City Hall after days of unrest
Israel warns 'Tehran will burn' if Iran continues strikes after intense exchange of fire overnight
The Israeli military said its air forces targeted Iran's air defences with a wave of strikes in Tehran overnight.
Iran hit back with a barrage of missiles that lit up the night sky over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, killing three people and wounding dozens.
78 people were killed and 320 wounded in the first wave of strikes by Israel, Iran's ambassador to the UN said.
Paul Murphy calls on Harris to 'put pressure' on Egyptian authorities after release from detention
Status Yellow rain and thunderstorm warnings in place for 10 counties