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September 2024
Former Clare All-Star hurler to face Circuit Court for alleged 'stick' assault on 12-year-old boy
Attorney General being consulted on publishing 2009 Michael Shine review, Taoiseach tells Dáil
Council adds gates to 'unsafe' laneway that closed in January due to anti-social behaviour
Ambulance Service pays tribute to 'brave' medics who rescued unconscious man from apartment fire
Legislation approved to stop children on trial for murder facing mandatory life sentences after High Court ruling
'I'm a criminal': Second French man admits recruiting strangers to rape his drugged wife
'Profound embarrassment': Ceann Comhairle says public anger over bike shed 'entirely justified'
Toto Schillaci fondly remembered today as an unlikely Irish folk hero
Explosive pagers that injured thousands in Lebanon came from apparent shell company in Hungary
Cost-of-living package in Budget won't be as big as previous years, Finance Minister confirms
Dozens of children from Gaza to be brought to Ireland for medical care under new plan
Report on death of Aoife Johnston at University Hospital Limerick to be published on Monday
Man charged after seizure of 18 semi-automatic gun parts granted bail with strict conditions
Residential property prices have increased by nearly 10% in the last year
'New form of warfare': Tánaiste says explosives attack in Lebanon showed 'disregard for lives'
Poll: Did you stay up for the supermoon eclipse last night?
Four criminal gangs in Ireland targeted in massive Europol hack of Ghost encrypted phone platform
Europol is holding a press conference today with gardaí and international police forces.
Toto Schillaci - whose quarter final goal knocked Ireland out of Italia '90 - has died aged 59
Famous containers company Tupperware files for bankruptcy
The Supermoon dazzled the world last night
Liverpool and Aston Villa win away from home, while Bayern Munich score nine on CL opening night
UN to vote on a Palestinian resolution demanding Israel end illegal occupation
Human trafficking has increased by 20% in Ireland in last three years, new report shows
'Kids are being harmed online': Campaign calls for legislation to regulate tech companies
Around 52,000 new homes needed per year until 2050 due to pent-up demand, says Central Bank
'We were in a minefield': Declassified papers reveal truth behind 1979 Army range blast that killed 3 boys
45 years later, some survivors are still looking for answers about what happened.
Former smuggling vessel to be sunk off Co Mayo coast to create artificial reef for divers
Judge orders Sean 'Diddy' Combs is jailed pending trial for sex trafficking and racketeering
Tributes paid to Roscommon cyclist who died following a medical event
Death toll rises to 22 in central Europe flooding
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Set your alarms: Supermoon eclipse to be seen from all across the country in the early hours
From 3:13am to 4:16am, the partial eclipse of the moon will be visible in Irish skies.
Inclusive education: 'For learning to take place, students must feel that they belong'
Dr Maria Barry & Dr Malgosia Machowska-Kosciak
Ghislaine Maxwell’s appeal against sex trafficking conviction rejected by US court
XL Bully dog put down after attacking a man in Dublin on Sunday
Liverpool fan dies in Italy collision hours before club’s Champions League game with AC Milan
Hezbollah blames Israel as nine killed and thousands injured by exploding pagers across Lebanon
Vicar Street owner plans 'glass box' hotel for Dublin's docklands and new entertainment venue
The Ploughing itself is the real star as politicians try to cut through in Laois
Competitive bread baking, milking technology and politicians shaking hands – it has to be the Ploughing.