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More than 16,500 sheep and cows stuck on board ship off Australia after Red Sea sailing cancelled
Gardaí renew witness appeal over fatal New Year's Day crash in which young man died
Adam Idah joins Celtic on loan as Ireland teammate leaves for West Brom
105 people killed in Gaza overnight as talks move towards deal on hostage-prisoner exchange
Man (60s) hospitalised with serious injuries after being struck by car in Co Cork
Financial analyst: House affordability should be the government's focus, not just house prices
Mark Coan
€120 million spent by Ireland to help developing countries deal with climate change in 2022
'Concerning' delays for mammograms as Dublin hospitals struggle to recruit staff
Beaumont Hospital is considering outsourcing some appointments to deal with the backlog, one patient was told.
Patients are concerned it is taking months to get an appointment for certain scans, potentially delaying a cancer diagnosis
Extra consultants are due to start working in the coming months, but staffing levels remain an issue
"It is unacceptable that a person should wait too long before getting access to a vital diagnostic appointment," the CEO of the Irish Cancer Society said
Kobbie Mainoo's 97th-minute goal seals Man United win against Wolves in a seven-goal thriller
Irish farmers take part in show of solidarity with tractor protests taking place across Europe
SF calls on Govt to boost Palestine agency support, amid fears it will close after funding cuts
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Cork stadium to be renamed 'SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh' with immediate effect following vote
'You reap what you sow': At the scene of the farmers' protest that shut down Brussels city centre
Smoke filled the air as farmers burned bales, as well as tires and wooden pallets.
Deposit Return Scheme: 'We are finally seeing the value in the small everyday products we use'
Colin O'Byrne
Referral made to GSOC following collision involving pedestrian and garda motorcycle on Ormond Quay
Murder probe launched after remains found in Cork confirmed to be those of Kieran Quilligan
'A terrible loss': Three young people killed in Co Carlow road crash named locally
Another passenger in the car, a man in his 20s, was taken to hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries.
The crash occurred at around 11.30pm last night, Wednesday, on the N80 at Leagh on the Wexford Road.
Father Tom Little, a priest in the area, went to the scene late last night.
He said it's a "terrible loss".
The Irish For: Is Brigid the only saint in space?
Darach Ó Séaghdha
Stardust architect's lack of fire safety knowledge 'contributed to loss of life', expert tells inquest
PayPal proposes cutting 205 jobs among its Irish workforce
London police release latest image of corrosive substance attack suspect
DUP green lights Stormont return after UK Parliament fast-tracks legislation to restore devolution
Man charged with Paudie Palmer's death through dangerous driving allegedly told friends he consumed alcohol at the time
Sales of new ‘241’ vehicles up 15% when compared with same period last year
Media Minister Catherine Martin says latest report into RTÉ points to a ‘dysfunctionality’
A deposit return scheme for cans and plastic bottles begins today; here's all you need to know
'A good day for Europe': European Council agrees €50b financial aid package for Ukraine
Dublin riots: Man appears in court charged with setting fire to garda car
'Don't start this nonsense': Pearse Doherty and Tánaiste clash heads over TV licence in Dáil
HSE CEO unsure recruitment ban is working as service hired excess of 2,200 staff last year
Man found guilty of murdering his uncle (78) by stamping him to death while wearing steel-capped boots
Ranelagh was the main blackspot in Dublin for clamping last year
High Court action brought by senior Irish-based X employee against company is settled
Breaching Dublin Airport passenger cap 'unsustainable' during climate crisis, Dáil hears
Police in North arrest man wanted in Republic to stand trial over fatal collision in Co Louth
Poll: Should Sinn Féin boycott the White House this St Patrick's Day?
'Pretty special' - Praise for Tyrone youngster after inspiring Liverpool win