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Man in his 60s dies after single-vehicle collision in Co Down
Garda decision not to treat case of African fishermen as 'exploitation' blasted in Dáil
It's a 'criminal offence' to pitch tents on public land, govt says, after removing Grand Canal camp
Second emergency department in Mid-West region to be considered to ease pressure on UHL
Man (20s) dies after scrambler bike crash in Dublin 15
Dublin Nurse: Patients on trolleys moved around hospitals so count figures will be lower
A long-time emergency department nurse said that he apologises to patients daily for the conditions they are in.
Israel ready to 'stand alone' after Biden warns US will stop arms supply upon Rafah invasion
Israel has said the US President’s threat to halt supplies was “very disappointing”.
Member of Hutch family jailed for 21 months for attempting to rob €100
RTÉ Eurovision chief: If we withdraw that's the end of the Olympics, the end of the World Cup
UCC to divest from investment with Israeli company after engagement with Students' Union
Group of Irish fans join pro-Gaza protest in Malmö demanding Israel's expulsion from Eurovision
“It is completely inappropriate for Israel to be given this propaganda platform while they’re carrying out a genocide in Gaza,” one protester said.
Stormy Daniels returns to witness box in Trump’s hush money trial
'Brave' man who intervened to break up six-person fight in Derry assaulted and has car damaged
Man given suspended sentence for role in defrauding Trinity College hardship fund of over €460,000
Join our expert discussion on community and cohesion in the EU in Limerick next week
Head of new Dublin taskforce rejects suggestions city is unsafe but says it 'could be better'
Man who hacked sleeping teen with machete to serve extra two years following State objection
Asylum seeker tents cleared from Grand Canal as Taoiseach says 'Team Ireland' response needed
Asylum seekers were told they are committing an offence by camping on the canal.
Diggers have cleared all the tents from the area.
The Government has confirmed that 163 individuals were moved to Crooksling and the former Central Mental Hospital (CMH) in Dundrum.
The Taoiseach said an all-of-Government approach is needed and that he has "no doubt" further issues will arise.
Two brothers sentenced over sectarian intimidation of young mother in Lurgan
Man arrested following robbery and assault of American tourist in her 80s
Putin celebrates victory in Second World War with parades around Russia
Criticism of ‘monstrosities’ as barriers erected in place of tents at Grand Canal
Taoiseach Simon Harris said he doesn’t know how long the barriers will be in place for.
Ireland aims to recognise Palestinian State on 21 May as Tánaiste hopes more countries will come on board
Reduced capacity for ad-hoc flights may leave sports fans disappointed, Aer Lingus warns
'Sick monster' who raped partner and her son to serve full 12 years after appeal rejected
Dublin teen associated with organised crime group caught digging up sawn-off shotgun, court told
Israeli broadcaster says 'they will not silence us' as singer booed during dress rehearsal
Man charged in connection with assault of staff member on a train in Co Antrim
Musashi on Capel Street and celebrity chef restaurant among 21 food businesses issued with closure orders last month
Toddler killed in ‘tragic accident’ in Co Clare yesterday named locally
Poll: Should the voting age be lowered to 16?
Twenty measles cases confirmed in Ireland so far this year
Amazon.ie to be launched next year as retail giant wants specific website for Irish market
Man in his 20s dies following road traffic collision in Co Monaghan
Vicki Notaro: Writing about women can tackle serious issues and still be seriously fun
Vicki Notaro
'It feels almost like a betrayal' - Bayern coach fumes at decision to rule out late equaliser
Roberta Metsola: How to defend the European Union and democracy? Vote.
Roberta Metsola
Nearly half of tested septic tanks failed inspections last year