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September
September 2024
I quit!
France's Breton quits EU Commission, accuses von der Leyen of 'questionable governance'
Updated 16 Sep
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storm boris
'Catastrophe of epic proportions': Death toll rises to 18 as storm lashes central Europe
High winds and unusually heavy rainfall have hit swathes of Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia since Friday.
Updated 16 Sep
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Investigation
'No specific factors' found to have caused deaths of over 1,000 salmon in Sligo river
16 Sep
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evening fix
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
16 Sep
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pals
Italy's Meloni says controversial migration plan gets 'great interest' from Starmer and the UK
16 Sep
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Investigates Lifting the Lid
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16 Sep
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Analysis
Will the Tánaiste be annoyed if Harris pushes go on early election? 'I'm always ready' says Martin
16 Sep
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Hellfire Project
Hellfire Club works in Dublin Mountains to begin tomorrow
16 Sep
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OceanGate
‘All good here’ – one of last texts from Titan submersible revealed at hearing
16 Sep
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challenging year
RTÉ recorded €9.1m deficit last year, with a €17.3m decline in TV Licence fee income
16 Sep
11.4k
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children's health ireland
Tánaiste says apology should be issued to family of boy who was taken off scoliosis surgery wait list
16 Sep
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League of Ireland
Dundalk FC talks to save club extended as Government pledges €500,000 Capital Grant
Current owner Brian Ainscough is understood to have interest from two groups – one based in Europe – to keep club afloat.
The 42
Updated 16 Sep
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Casement Park
DUP minister suggests Northern Ireland could host Euro 2028 fixture at Windsor Park
16 Sep
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RELATED
Taoiseach: Irish government will 'work closely' with UK on issue of Casement Park
15 Sep
UK government will not fund Casement Park redevelopment in time for Euro 2028
14 Sep
Tánaiste welcomes Starmer’s funding 'commitment' to redevelop Casement Park in time for Euro 2028
31 Jul
Citizenship Ceremonies
Rugby star Bundee Aki ‘honoured’ to be among over 3,600 people granted Irish citizenship
16 Sep
15.0k
Evening Wrap
The 5 at 5 Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
16 Sep
2.7k
Clondalkin
Man (30s) arrested as part of investigation into fatal shooting of Cormac Berkeley in 2022
16 Sep
7.5k
In Pictures
Balletcore and ‘Tradwife’ aesthetic: Some of the best London Fashion Week looks by Irish designers
16 Sep
9.6k
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roisin garvey
Large number of kids overweight as 'they have to be driven everywhere' - Greens deputy leader
Updated 16 Sep
19.3k
127
budget 2025
Average worker will be €1,000 better off after this year's budget, says finance minister
16 Sep
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56
Belfast
Titanic shipbuilders Harland and Wolff announce redundancies as company goes into administration
16 Sep
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Florida
Biden says more Secret Service personnel needed after second attempt on Trump's life
Updated 16 Sep
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Met Éireann
The sun is here to stay, at least until the weekend
16 Sep
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7
Michael Shine
Greens and SF to consider survivors' calls for public inquiry into abuse by paedophile Michael Shine
16 Sep
3.9k
Asylum Seekers
Germany begins random checks on all land borders, angering EU neighbours
16 Sep
16.4k
Courts
Man accused of attempted abduction in Dublin left apartment with child 'under his arm', court hears
Updated 16 Sep
35.2k
League of Ireland
FAI promise to close ownership 'loophole' with Dundalk, as club has €1 million debt
The 42
16 Sep
7.1k
11
fianna fail think-in
Tánaiste says by-elections for vacant seats won't be held and February is 'ideal' for election
Martin says no by-elections will be held before the general election.
Updated 16 Sep
14.4k
5
financial crash
'His party crashed the economy': Mary Lou hits back at Finance Minister over Sinn Féin criticism
16 Sep
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FF VS FG
Martin not a fan of Harris' 'half-baked' childcare plan and new Dept for Infrastructure idea
16 Sep
19.1k
14
Sentencing
Former BBC presenter Huw Edwards given suspended sentence for accessing indecent images of children
Updated 16 Sep
31.3k
thomas street
Sinn Féin TD says violence in Dublin city 'far too common' after tourists suffer racist attack
16 Sep
16.0k
The Daily Poll
Poll: How did you usually get to school as a kid?
16 Sep
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think-in forward
Greens leader Roderic O'Gorman reckons his party is seen as a 'political bogeyman' by opponents
Fianna Fáil, Sinn Féin and the Green Party are all hosting their think-ins in Dublin today.
16 Sep
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Reaction
Who is Trump's suspected would-be assassin and how was a second attempt on his life foiled?
16 Sep
17.6k
Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Trump assassination attempt, Huw Edwards trial and scam Irish products
Updated 16 Sep
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7
Belfast
'Clear who the traitors are' after far-right march with loyalists, Mary Lou McDonald says
16 Sep
19.8k
TV
The Emmys: Shogun, The Bear and Baby Reindeer the big winners as Andrew Scott misses out
16 Sep
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RIP
Tito Jackson of The Jackson 5 has died aged 70
16 Sep
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11
court of appeals
TikTok's US future hangs in balance, after Biden orders Chinese ownership to cease
16 Sep
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25
The Morning Lead
Scammers are using AI photos to lure Instagram users into buying fake Irish brands
Thousands of ads for fake businesses have been run in Ireland by international scammers in recent months.
Ads for clothes or accessories have used AI-generated images of people who supposedly work at the shop in question.
Pages have attracted complaints from Irish customers saying that they didn't get the products they had paid for.
16 Sep
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