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Southbound journeys through Dublin Port Tunnel will cost €13 at peak hours from 1 January
Gardaí extend search to rough ground near former home of suspected murder victim Kyran Durnin
Governments signs new security regulations to protect private and public 'essential services'
US says North Korea has sent troops to Russia and warns of consequences if they join Ukraine war
'I don't know how I'm going to rebuild myself,' Gisèle Pelicot tells mass rape trial
Man who attempted to smuggle half a million euro worth of cocaine into Ireland has been jailed
Murdered trans teenager ‘immersed in darkness’, inquest told
Taskforce needed on teacher shortage ‘crisis’, Dáil told
British firearms officers facing prosecution to be granted anonymity up to point of conviction
DNA, CCTV and mobile phone evidence link accused to Hutch murder
Birmingham International Airport evacuated as police investigate 'suspicious vehicle'
Investigation after third petrol bomb attack in Limerick may be linked to ongoing feud
Court hears prison officer was 'terrified' after rape threat from prisoner
Creeslough families plead with Justice Minister to meet them before election
Decision to be made on mental competency of man accused of murdering Cork-born Bishop of LA
Fishamble confirm that Olivier award has been returned
Brothers of star Limerick hurler plead guilty to assault and weapon charges
Call for those affected by 1998 Omagh bombing to assist inquiry
Consumer protection watchdog opens investigation into anti-competitive practices by Dublin Port
Trump reportedly praised Hitler's generals while President, said he 'needed generals as loyal'
Should the Occupied Territories Bill be passed?
Union busting is 'rampant' across the country, says new survey by trade unions
Aston Villa move to top of Champions League table after another European win
CCAC urges end to subsidised fossil fuels, says failure to meet EU targets 'could cost Ireland €8bn'
Convicted rapist claims shorter lunch breaks could have pressurised jury
Harris says US 'absolutely' ready for woman president as Eminem campaigns with Obama in Detroit
Public warned of new phone and text scam that has seen consumers conned out of up to €8,000
Plan to disband RSA will be brought forward before election
Minister of State James Lawless says the Road Safety Authority needs to be split in two.
Proposals on the RSA could go to cabinet as early as next week.
Fianna Fáil is likely to go into the election seeking a dedicated transport police force.
Lawless wants legislation to allow cameras to catch people using their phones at the wheel.
MEPs approve €35 billion loan for Ukraine, financed using frozen Russian assets
Michael Reade discloses experience of sexual abuse and reflects on career in posthumous broadcast
Trial date set for rap artist ASAP Rocky accused of firing a gun at former friend
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Middle East conflict looms over White House race as early voting kicks off in Wisconsin
Mental Health Bill won't be enacted before election, despite Govt leaders saying it was a priority
More than a dozen killed in Israeli strikes near Beirut hospital, say health officials
Dáil told greyhound racing is 'integral to our social fabric' as it debates additional funding
Opinion: He shouted, 'You foreigners making big money off other people,' and my face turned hot
Priyanka Borpujari
Harris says he won't go into Govt with a party that wants to scrap Help-to-Buy and First Home schemes
Cabinet gives green light for the green Luas to be extended to Finglas by 2031