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'Pragmatic radical': Who is Abu Mohammed al-Jolani, the leader of the rebels that overthrew Assad?
McConalogue says Ireland will scrutinise Mercosur deal and insist on standards safeguards
All ferry services between Dublin and Holyhead cancelled today due to Storm Darragh damage
Israel launches over 100 strikes against targets in Syria and occupies buffer zone along border
No, you still can't vote in this one: What you need to know about the upcoming Seanad election
Do you put up a real or fake Christmas tree?
Barry Keoghan asks people to 'be respectful' following derogatory online commentary
Syrians rejoice in aftermath of Assad flight, while searches take place for 'underground cells'
Kneecap wins 'Best British Film' (and six other awards) at British Independent Film Awards
Jay-Z and Sean Combs accused of raping teen (13) at MTV awards after party
Woman aged in her 50s dies following crash on Co Wexford bridge
South Korea President slapped with travel ban as insurrection investigation gets underway
Chief Medical Officer urges uptake of flu and Covid-19 vaccines in run-up to Christmas
Average expected spend on Christmas rises to almost €1,200
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission found that one in five people also plan to borrow to fund their spending this Christmas.
Quiz: How much do you know about Irish shops?
Money Diaries: How is your budget looking this Christmas? Would you like to keep a diary for us?
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Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Five-star Leinster begin Champions Cup campaign with bonus-point win
Leo Cullen’s side overcame a scrappy encounter to secure a big win in Bristol.
Dutch authorities say they suspect Hague building explosion a criminal act
Chelsea beat Spurs in seven-goal thriller to go second
Assad in Moscow after Syrian rebels declared him overthrown with capture of Damascus
It has been reported by Russian media that Assad and his family are now in Moscow, and have been granted asylum on humanitarian grounds.
Arsenal's title hopes take a hit as Gunners denied by Fulham and VAR
Storm Darragh: 55,000 still without power as repairs may take 'a number of days'
Toulouse swat Ulster aside in nine-try Champions Cup victory
Taoiseach and Tánaiste among world leaders welcoming end of Assad regime in Syria
Investigation launched after several dead sheep washed up on popular Donegal beach
Former Stardust site now host to Artane art studios as part of refurbishment programme
Aontú joins Dáil technical grouping 'Regional Group' as formation talks ramp up
'We need change' - McDonald hopes to meet Fianna Fáil for government formation talks this week
Motorist killed in single-vehicle crash in Co Kerry as gardaí appeal for witnesses
Fewer than one in ten injured using an e-scooter wore protective headgear, says new study
Trump calls for immediate ceasefire in Ukraine after talks with Zelenskyy in Paris
Were you impacted by power outages due to Storm Darragh?
Funeral details announced for 36-year-old woman fatally assaulted at a Cork soup kitchen
The Central Bank governor thinks people should be pushed to work after 65 - is he right?
Body of man (50s) discovered at Cork home as garda investigation launched
At least five dead after explosion devastates apartment block in the Netherlands
Young man hospitalised in critical condition following e-scooter crash in Kerry
Sitdown Sunday: 'Many of you could be where we are' - a writer's account of being homeless in the US