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October 2024
Next phase of works on historic Iveagh Markets to begin in January
Former US president Jimmy Carter casts vote in election two weeks after turning 100
Maths Week: Your Wednesday puzzle
Mayor of Lebanon's Nabatiyeh among 16 killed in Israeli strikes on municipality buildings
The attacks on Nabatiyeh city and its surroundings created "a kind of belt of fire" in the area, the local official said.
The UNIFIL peacekeepeing force accused Israeli forces of "firing at their watchtower" in a "direct and apparently deliberate" manner.
The UN agency for Palestinian refugees today warned that there was "a real risk" of famine in Gaza.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Woman (30s) in critical condition after two-car collision in Cork
'Mad few hours' as Civil War era explosives found under historic Dublin home's floorboards
Woman (20s) arrested after assault and endangerment incident in Co Kildare
Trump claims to be 'father of IVF' at all-female campaign stop
Man accused of sexual assault during massage sent suggestive texts to complainant, trial hears
Barrister charged with murder told gardaí he was 'scared sh**less' when he shot man on farmland
Murder investigation launched by PSNI after death of toddler in Tyrone
Sinn Féin nominates Mairéad Farrell to replace Brian Stanley as Public Accounts Committee chair
'I’m sorry, I have a German passport': Tuchel faces media for first time as England boss
Gardaí have confirmed that they are examining documents from Sinn Fein over alleged complaints
A man spread a false claim about an asylum seeker online: Gardaí are using a 1976 law to investigate
Man pleads guilty to dangerous driving causing death of Limerick student journalist Joe Drennan
Warning over unauthorised labels on some defibrillator pads which display incorrect expiry date
O’Neill: No questions around McDonald’s leadership of Sinn Féin amid multiple scandals
Taoiseach 'not here for confrontation' but indicates Ireland will act on Israeli trade without EU
Nicola Coughlan named as one of Time Magazine’s ‘Next Generation Leaders’
Man jailed for arson attack on car at home of convicted murderer Wayne Dundon
Up to 394 lottery prizes went uncollected after winning players were told they won nothing
'A vision of hell': What we know about Israel's strike that sparked fire and burned people alive
The Gaza health ministry said it was the seventh time this year that Israel has attacked the hospital.
Gardaí investigating whether boy was killed months before he was reported missing in August
Kyran Durnin was reported missing from his home in Drogheda on 30 August.
House prices rise by over 10% in the year to August
Should we get rid of 'best before' dates?
FactCheck: Oat milk is set to be brought under VAT laws - but it isn't about to get more expensive
Pearse Doherty defends McDonald over statement praising Niall Ó Donnghaile on his resignation
Doherty rejected any comparison with the references given by Sinn Féin staffers to former press officer Michael McMonagle.
Bloody Sunday Trust says 'there will be no grieving' for former British Army head Mike Jackson
Group of victims of Michael Shine call on other parties to make manifesto pledge on inquiry
SF yesterday said it would add a commitment to a Commission of Investigation in its manifesto, after Labour’s promise to do so last month.
Wet and mild weather in store with risk of coastal flooding due to very high spring tides
Brian Stanley accuses McDonald of 'abusing Dáil privilege' to 'shift focus' from Sinn Féin
Search for Robert Nairac, 'Disappeared' by the IRA during the Troubles, ends without success
Revealed: Widespread breaches of basic care standards at residential disability centres
The Journal Investigates analysed 900 inspection reports to reveal that two large providers failed to meet Hiqa standards in over 85% of inspections last year.
Ability West and the COPE Foundation were identified as the most problematic providers
Staffing was identified as one of the leading causes of regulation breaches
Burnout and low morale due to staff crisis is impacting care received by residents
US warns Israel that it could withhold assistance if it continues to block aid to Palestinians
The US "made clear" to the Israeli government that there are changes that they need to make to increase aid deliveries from the current "very, very low levels”.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the idea of a "unilateral ceasefire" in Lebanon during a phone call with French President Emmanuel Macron.
World Conker Championships probing cheating claims after winner found with steel chestnut
DPP directs no prosecution over young boy who died after hotel pool incident in 2022