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Kerry win to ease relegation threat, Dublin stay in the hunt for league final place
St Patrick: A migrant, a myth and a global brand?
Dr Fiona Murphy
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Trump announces 'decisive and powerful military action' as strikes start in Yemen
President Higgins hosts Italia 90 squad in Áras an Uachtaráin to celebrate 35th anniversary
Mother of 11-year-old girl killed exiting school bus in Co Derry calls for bus safety measures
Gene Hackman’s dog likely died of dehydration and starvation, report shows
Car stolen in Dublin recovered by gardaí during arrest of four teenagers in Cavan
Ireland finish Six Nations with underwhelming victory over Italy
At least 14 killed in violent tornadoes in the US, say officials
93-year-old pensioner ‘traumatised’ after waking to violent struggle with intruder, court hears
US Democrats fume as some in party cave to Trump on spending bill
Serbians in Ireland take part in global protest against government over fatal roof collapse
Daughter of Philomena Lee calls on government to extend Mother and Baby Home redress scheme
Repairs crew attend water mains leak outside Uisce Éireann offices in Dublin
Trump administration considering new travel ban that would affect up to 43 countries
Putin will have to 'come to table,' says Starmer as talks on Ukraine peacekeeping force begin
Russian captain of North Sea crash ship remanded in custody
Sunshine expected across St Patrick's Day weekend but temperatures are set to drop too
Shamrocks, superhoofers and unexpected guests: Inside the surreal St Patrick's visit to Washington
For Trump, the public element of his meeting with Martin seemed to be the most important part.
Surrealing in the Years: Plámás is far too kind a word for what we witnessed this week
Carl Kinsella
Irish LGBTQ+ in New York call on Irish politicians to speak up for trans rights on St Patrick's Day
Gardaí investigating death of baby in Co Meath
Prospective Irish housebuyers take note - it will take a long time for supply to dent prices
The Hungry Hooker: Jonny Murphy shares simple recipes for St Patrick's weekend
Jonny Murphy
18th century fort in Phoenix Park to be opened to the public this summer
Pastors, protests and claims of persecution: The Burke family's ties with conservative America
The family’s cause has been taken up by religious groups in the US.
Enoch Burke has no shortage of supporters in the US, where his case has been supported by prominent members of the Christian right.
The activities of the Burke family adopt tactics used by other Christian groups in a wider culture war crusade.
Six Nations Magazine #4 – 14.03.25
Jewish groups discuss Irish "attacks on Israel" and Occupied Territories Bill with Taoiseach
Dublin primary school facing closure in April due to 'massive underfunding'
Here's what happened today: Friday
Captain of ship in North Sea collision charged over death of crew member
Opinion: My heart sank when I saw the laughter in the Oval Office about our housing crisis
Sylvia Power
Garda investigation under way after woman spits on Israeli man in Dublin hotel bar
Man jailed for 11 years for repeated sexual abuse of his wife's grand-nephew
Rory McIlroy unfazed by underwhelming finish to second round of Players Championship
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs pleads not guilty ahead of sex trafficking trial in May
Ceann Comhairle refuses Thomas Gould's request to address Dáil over business fraud allegation
Does Ireland need more data centres in the near future? Yes, says Taoiseach