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Racism in Ireland: 'This is our Ireland too, and we can no longer stay silent'
Fatima Ahmed
Marian Price files legal action to sue Disney over Jean McConville murder scene in Say Nothing
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after discovery of a man's body in Mallow, Co Cork
Tinned food brand Del Monte files for bankruptcy and is looking for a buyer
Man (50s) arrested in connection with death of 89-year-old Josie Ray in Nenagh last year
Unregistered text messages from companies will be labelled as 'likely scam' under new rules from ComReg
EU Commission President Von der Leyen faces no-confidence vote next week
Energy bills 'may not see increases' as industry to raise up to €18bn for grid upgrades
Tánaiste accused of ‘gaslighting’ people in ‘desperate need’ of empty Council-owned homes
Labour sees biggest first-year poll drop for UK governing party since 1990s
Just one form needed to apply for multiple secondary schools under new pilot plan
ESRI and gambling regulator studied gambling promotions by having participants bet on the Euros
Asked to think like a paedophile or act suicidal: Workers training Meta's AI in Ireland speak out
Content moderators say the work they carry out is increasingly psychologically distressing because of the advent of AI
One worker self-harmed in real life after spending entire shifts writing first-person suicide-related prompts
Workers recount horrifying videos they have reviewed as part of their day jobs
Benefits such as free meals - which contract workers say made the workday more bearable - have been removed
Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' stalled by Republican rebellion in Congress
Withdrawal of 'fresh evidence' meant Nikita Hand never got to address claims against her in court
The Court of Appeal confirmed today that it would refer the withdrawal of the new evidence to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs denied bail while awaiting sentences for prostitution charges
Combs was found guilty of two of the five charges he faced
He was seen celebrating the verdict in court with his lawyers
Prosecutors argued that Comb's team "contorted the facts endlessly" during the trial
Gerry Adams slams 'vindictive' UK government plans to block compensation for illegal internment
Here are the vacant and derelict buildings around Ireland that councils asked to CPO in June
This Irish embassy in Japan is the state's most expensive building constructed outside Ireland
The final cost of the project is expected to be €27.4 million.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Hundreds attend vigil in memory of murdered Co Down woman Sarah Montgomery
US announces sudden partial halt to weapons shipments to Ukraine
Leinster swim group takes legal action against Swim Ireland over Liffey swim hosting row
Teenage boy who died after fall at lake in Co Kerry named as Darragh Byrne
Diddy trial: The five charges Sean Combs faced - and why he was only found guilty of two of them
European Commission plans to allow countries to buy their way out of missing climate targets
'Chilling effect': UK parliament votes overwhelmingly to ban Palestine Action activist group
Convicted drug dealer caught selling pills and cannabis during his own court sentence hearing
Man jailed after he was found in possession of two golden hatchets and a large kitchen knife
German rivers run low and roads buckle as European heatwave spreads eastward
'Hidden population' of young carers in Ireland more likely to suffer from anxiety and self-harm
Hundreds of Irish jobs at risk as Microsoft to axe 9,000 staff worldwide
Labour Chancellor Rachel Reeves in tears after criticism over major welfare reform u-turn
Roscommon man died instantly from brain injury when farmyard trailer tyre exploded, inquest hears
This June was Ireland's fourth-hottest since records began 126 years ago
'17 years I knew him': Shock and sadness in queue for daily lunch service at Capuchin centre
Customs team begin 'deep rummage' search of suspected mothership in wake of €31m cocaine bust
Ireland's population reaches 7 million for first time since the 19th century
In 2022, the population south of the border was 5.15 million and the population north of the border was 1.91 million.