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August 2024
Free RSV immunisation for newborns to be rolled out next week
Oasis to play Croke Park next August as band confirms long-awaited reunion
Google Ireland refused planning permission for data centre due to insufficient capacity on power grid
Target for gender-balanced EU Commission set to be missed as countries like Ireland only nominate a man
Poll: Should social media be banned for under-16s?
Environmental report gives Government a B- grade on fulfilling climate promises
Zuckerberg says Biden administration 'repeatedly pressured' Meta to censor certain Covid content
US soldier who fled across North Korean border to plead guilty to desertion
Amnesty International: Israel 'failed to avoid civilian harm' during May attacks on Rafah camp
Irish products among cheap EU dairy forcing some West African farmers out of business
Experts told our investigative team that ‘it is cheaper to import milk than it is to buy from local farmers’.
Prosecutor urges US appeals court to revive Trump classified documents case
Five dead and dozens more injured following Israeli air strike on the West Bank
The Israeli military confirmed it has carried out shelling on the Nur Shams refugee camp.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Emergency services at the scene of a two-vehicle collision in Co Clare
French left accuses Macron of 'anti-democratic coup', after he rules out a left-wing government
Russia targets Ukrainian energy infrastructure in 'outrageous' attack
Residents evacuated after blaze at east London apartment block with known fire safety issues
Michael Lowry interviewed by CAB gardaí investigating the Moriarty Tribunal findings
Lowry, a former Fine Gael Minister for Communications and current Independent TD, spoke to detectives in Irishtown Garda Station in Dublin earlier this month.
Dublin's portal will now show visitors two new cities - Lublin, Poland and Vilnius, Lithuania
Taoiseach: 'No consent sought' by Israeli arms shipment flight which crossed Irish airspace
Government seeks ways to exclude farmers from land tax fees after row over potential deferral
Man (28) charged with 17 counts of dangerous driving, including alleged 150km/h chase on M50
An Taisce objects to apartments on site of James Joyce's The Dead setting
UN Humanitarian operations forced to halt in Gaza after Israeli evacuation orders
Gardaí hit out at 'misinformation' after false reports of attempted child abduction in Dublin
16 people appear in court over serious public order incidents in Cork last night
Emmanuel Macron has denied any political link to the arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov
Man (28) arrested in connection with murder of woman in fire in Derry at the weekend
Government's Autism strategy includes over 80 ‘clear actions’ to be delivered within 18-month period
Separatist gunmen kill 39 people in coordinated attacks in Pakistan
Tradespeople set to strike on construction sites, as pay talks definitively collapse
Irish language at 'crisis point' after 2024 sees record number of pupils opt out of Leaving Cert exam
There's a new scam targeting WhatsApp users - here's what to watch out for
Sinn Féin and Unionists criticised for extending UK ban on puberty blockers to Northern Ireland
Ninety-one-year-old man offered redress from Mother and Baby Home scheme after months of delays
Former Sky News broadcaster Alison Comyn selected as Fianna Fáil Louth election candidate
E-scooters to be banned on board public transport from early October over safety concerns
Superyacht captain under investigation over sinking off Sicilian coast