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Israel receives names of Gaza hostages set for release after striking Lebanon despite ceasefire
Tommy Tiernan set to appear in The Great Celebrity Bake Off in aid of Stand Up to Cancer
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Should we get two extra bank holidays?
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs dangled victim over balcony, say prosecutors in sex trafficking trial
Elderly man shot five times during home invasion in Coleraine, Co Derry
U2 makes $1 million donation as FireAid brings out the stars for concert in LA
Martin McCauley of 'Colombia Three' charged with 1982 murder of three RUC men
UK marks five years since Brexit as polling shows majority thinks leaving EU was a mistake
Damien Duff rejects 'big club in England' as he reaffirms Shelbourne commitment
Opinion: Under Trump 2.0, the planet is in big trouble
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'Open carcass dump' found at large pig farm in the Midlands
The pig farm says that it is now removing animal carcasses for incineration on a weekly basis.
HSE notifies public to stop using four types of vape as EU-wide safety warning issued
Dominique Pelicot questioned over murder and attempted rape during 1990s
Experienced England prove too strong for Ireland in U20 Six Nations curtain-raiser
Investigators vow to leave 'no stone unturned' in Washington plane crash probe as 28 bodies recovered
US President Donald Trump today said there were “no survivors” after the crash between the the American Airlines jet and the US army helicopter.
Communities united in grief to say final farewell to storm victim Kacper
Seanad election: Full recount requested for Trinity as three NUI incumbents retain seats
Charities seek High Court injunction over impending XL Bully ban
The charities say the Minister failed to publish the reasons why the dogs are a danger to the public.
Israel releases Palestinian prisoners after hostages freed
No agreement on Lowry speaking rights row with talks to continue tomorrow
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CAO extends application deadline for those impacted by Storm Éowyn
Around 89,000 still without power as Naughton concedes many impacted are at 'boiling point'
Singer and actress Marianne Faithfull dies aged 78
Man and woman jailed for over two years for sitting driver theory test on others' behalf
'We need answers for families': Two Irish MEPs appointed as vice-chairs to EU housing committee
Fancy more days off? TDs propose law granting two extra bank holidays
Schools and industrial units evacuated due to major fire at business park in Claregalway
Man (21) pleads guilty to procuring the commission of assault on Alana Quinn Idris
Family of Limerick student Joe Drennan 'disgusted' by concurrent jail sentence for his hit-and-run killer
Woman died of organ failure whilst on Ozempic and diabetes drug, inquest hears
US and Russian figure skaters among passengers on plane that crashed in Washington
BBC apologises after staff felt ‘unable' to raise complaints about Russell Brand
Top 20 parking blackspots in Dublin revealed after close to 47,000 vehicles clamped last year
Swedish PM suggests 'foreign power' involved after Iraqi man who burned the Koran shot dead
Parachute Regiment book left in staff canteen of Belfast station ahead of Bloody Sunday anniversary
Boy (15) charged with Dart station attack during ‘complex’ investigation