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Murder investigation launched after body of man with gunshot wounds found in Mallow
Affluent areas have higher proportions of immigrants, study shows
Public sector workers call off strike next week after discussions with government
It comes after more than 300,000 public sector workers took part in the largest strike in 17 years.
An independent third party has been chosen to help construct a basis for formal negotiations at the WRC.
The Public Services Committee chair said he believes the government want to reach an agreement "quickly".
While the strike action has been suspended, work-to-rule action will continue.
'It's a realistic amount': Zelenskyy asks EU leaders for extra €70b in support next year
Calls for moratorium on fossil fuel-run data centres as Kilmeaden development refused
Brand turned into ‘wild-eyed maniac’ as he tried to drag TV worker into toilet, court told
HSE advised to consider public funding for weight-loss jab - but is warned of 'substantial' cost
Washington Post 'outraged' after photographer attacked by Israeli settlers in West Bank
South African rugby player Hyron Andrews found dead in France ahead of Champions Cup match
Debunked: Graph does not show drop in AfD-related activity after strikes on Russian data centres
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Man jailed for 10 years for manslaughter of mother-of-two Paula Canty in Mallow
Commissioner says drug-related intimidation 'very difficult thing for gardaí to deal with'
Justin Kelly says he expects more arrests in Waterford arson attack investigation.
Damien Rice announces tour to mark 25 years since debut album O (with two dates in Dublin)
Illegal vapes and cannabis-based products worth over €3m seized
Trump's new under-fire press secretary tells Fox News she was 'a lawyer but not an attorney'
Poll: Do you like playing host to houseguests staying in your home?
Rents start at €1,500 for a one-bed as applications open for 300 south Dublin cost-rentals
Gardaí regain control of social media accounts after they were hacked
Funeral details announced for Philip, Kim, Jayden and Callum English after deadly arson attack
Dublin Fire Brigade gives update on chlorine incident at hotel swimming pool
Several children were hospitalised following an “excess chlorine incident” at a swimming pool in the Clayton Hotel.
Yuno energy becomes third company to freeze prices after raising them earlier this year
Poll: What did you make of East of Eden?
Trump calls Ukraine's strikes on Russian oil a 'disgrace' after his 'energy ceasefire' collapses
Three children and a teacher killed in mass shooting at primary school in US state of Oregon
The attacker, identified as a Bend resident, forced his way into the school by shooting at locked doors, police said.
One-fifth of eight to 12-year-olds fall asleep watching a screen
Christmas in October? Ah here, you're having a laugh
The supermarket sweet deals are showing up earlier every year; they’re designed to make us buy more than we need and there’s absolutely no need for them.
Dublin City Council doesn't plan to restore horse manure disposal despite illegal dumping problem
Locals and councillors have called for action on the ongoing issue of illegal dumping of horse manure in Dublin.
Family of murdered garda Colm Horkan call for public inquiry
Letters to the editor on... free smokes at weddings, Metrolink and the strike
Collision between bus and freight train near Channel Tunnel French entrance leaves 19 injured
Palestinian farmers risking their lives to access farmland amid deadly attacks
In Sinjil and Deir Jarir, villagers are headed for a fraught harvest season as a new wave of settler outposts surrounds them.
Red Line Luas to be interrupted this weekend due to maintenance works
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Maths Week 2026: Your Thursday puzzle
Russell Brand turned into a 'monster' before alleged hotel room rape, court hears
The €105bn budget problem: It took six months to set the rules, and eight days to break them
Gavan Reilly
Chambers 'hopeful' for progress with public sector unions as potential second strike looms