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Man arrested after gardaí seize over €120,000 worth of cocaine and cannabis in Wicklow
‘Tortuous search’ for Belfast man John George ends after body found in Spain
Buskers fear for livelihoods as Grafton Street apartments given green light
France remembers victims of Charlie Hebdo attacks 10 years on
NI golfer Tom McKibbin set for shock move to Saudi-backed LIV Tour - reports
Online applications for wheelchair-accessible taxi grant closes ‘after just 15 minutes’
Man arrested in connection with murder of Paula Canty in Mallow
Man arrested after off-duty PSNI officer hospitalised in Co Antrim shooting incident
Gardaí arrest man in connection with death of man in Blanchardstown over two years ago
Man in his late 60s dies after ‘altercation’ in Dublin city centre
'We're proud of our Big Bill' - College students build 23-foot-tall snowman in Limerick snowstorm
Big Bill measured over 7 metres tall before his head fell off on Sunday night.
Independent Dublin baristas may get leg up as councillors call out dominance of coffee chains
Simon Harris says calling Trump an ‘awful gowl’ was lighthearted
Witness who failed to appear at Diarmuid Phelan murder trial arrested overnight
Nearly 1,000 people arrested for drink or drug driving in recent weeks
Meta says it is killing off its third-party fact-checking programme 'starting in the US'
Teen accused of tech shop raids in which €28k worth of phones and goods taken
Getting a government up and running by 22 January increasingly viewed as unrealistic
Taoiseach Simon Harris says a government should be in place by the end of the month.
Status Orange warning 'doesn't change anything' for schools, as they continue to monitor risk
Residents of remote Direct Provision centre left without power and heat amid severe cold weather
One resident said conditions had been difficult to bear at the snowed in Kilbride centre.
Religious retailer Veritas to close Dublin city centre store after almost 100 years in business
Eamon Dunphy's The Stand podcast announces break 'for the foreseeable future'
Plan to supply Dublin with water from the River Shannon has gone to public consultation
Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of France's far-right National Front, has died aged 96
Open Thread: Who do you want to see running for President this year?
Bank of Ireland to cut interest rates on 12 and 18-month fixed term deposits
Inspections find problems at site of major Dublin City Council housing project
Are you doing Dry January?
Cyclist hospitalised following hit-and-run collision in Louth
More than 90 people killed in earthquake in Tibet
Man accused of burning woman to death on New York City subway due in court
Why has Elon Musk taken aim at both Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage over a UK sex abuse scandal?
Intervening in politics outside the United States and his native South Africa is not a new habit for Musk.
Musk has spent the last week or so levelling attacks against a number of British political figures.
Yesterday, Musk publicly withdrew support for the leader of the far-right Reform UK party, Nigel Farage.
UN humanitarian group accuses Israeli army of shooting at aid workers in 'horrifying' incident
'Milestone' news for the Deaf bulletin marks 50 years on the screen
Canada's Justin Trudeau to resign as Prime Minister after almost a decade in power
Council wants tighter regulation of soup runs but says it's 'not the intention' to ban them
Tens of thousands affected by power and water outages as further snow-ice warnings in place
Counties in the south have been worst affected by the cold snap.
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