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Thursday
23rd July 2026
aughinish alumina
Taoiseach says no 'definitive evidence' alumina exports are going to Russian arms factories
Opinionlosing a generation
Careers expert: It's wrong that experienced candidates are hiding their age when seeking work
Vincent Kearney
MI5 and PSNI to pay damages to journalist Vincent Kearney for illegally obtaining his phone data
Vincent Kearney has been awarded a total of £20,000 (€23,000) in damages.
Sponsored
A cross-border celebration of craft is taking place in Ireland next month with over 500 events
Design & Crafts Council Ireland
Jul 23
Must ReadWildfires
Slievenamon fire may be extinguished in two days, says Tipperary fire service
One local TD says the fire has been unlike any other seen by the local area in many, many years.
Emergency services are unsure how much damage has been caused by the blaze or how it started.
Court of Appeal
Pair found guilty of murdering man whose body was thrown over Sliabh Liag cliffs appeal convictions
Edenderry
Two gardaí released from hospital after becoming unwell while handling seized vape products
fuel costs
Volatile conditions in Strait of Hormuz cast doubt on whether fuel price hikes are here to stay
knighthood
Jeffrey Donaldson stripped of knighthood by Britain’s King Charles following sex abuse convictions
daniel tatlow-devally
Father of Dubliner detained in Germany says son has been 'made to look like Hannibal Lecter'
strait of hormuz
Trump threatens Iran with 'major military punishment' if Houthis launch future attacks
Slievenamon
Increase in some fire activity on Tipperary mountain expected today as temperatures rise
legal aid row
Minister defends comments about avoiding criminal work in the past because it 'doesn't pay'
Must ReadDry Spell
What am I allowed to do during the hosepipe ban, and why are businesses like car washes exempt?
Analysis
The Housing Essay: Three derelict houses outside Blackrock, Cork
The sorry and scandalous tale of church property left to rot in a housing crisis is a great example of where compulsory sales should be used.
From The 42conference league
Watch: Bohemians 90th-minute outside-the-box strike to win final European tie at old Dalymount
From The 42Best of the Box
Tour de France climax, camogie semis, and can Mayo end their 75-year wait?
Must ReadThe Morning Lead
'We can start to tell their story': Forensic works begin to identify remains of children in Tuam
The opening of a new facility means investigators can begin to forensically examine the remains of children found at the site of the former mother and baby home in Tuam.
Wednesday
22nd July 2026
University College Dublin
Woman arrested over alleged deception of UCD released without charge
A file will be prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions.
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