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Donald Trump tells Christian supporters they 'won't have to vote anymore' if he wins election
Woman in her 30s arrested following fatal assault in Tallaght yesterday
At least 30 people killed and 100 injured after Israel strikes school in Gaza
Taoiseach Simon Harris has labelled the attack “inhumane and despicable”.
Around 4,000 people who have been displaced as a result of the ongoing conflict in the region were living at the site.
The Israeli military claims it has "precise" intelligence that there was a "Hamas compound" at the site.
It claims it carried out a strike on the school when targeting Hamas "terrorists" operating from there.
Search continues for body of young boy who fell at the Cliffs of Moher last Tuesday
RTÉ switches to email competition for All-Ireland Final tickets after Northern viewers excluded
Ireland's 4x100m relay just outside Irish record as Ellen Walshe falls short of semi-final spot
Interment of Eamonn Casey in Galway Cathedral crypt under 'careful consideration'
Sport can be 'very unifying' says Harris as Paris Olympics celebrates migration
Ireland men's and women's double sculls progress to semi-finals with impressive displays
A bullet - 'whether whole or fragmented' - hit Trump during assassination attempt, the FBI says
Man dies after single-vehicle road crash in Cork overnight
Taoiseach: Better social housing allocation mechanisms needed to address rising homelessness
Surrealing in the Years: Sinéad O'Connor waxwork scandal reaffirms the power of Liveline
Ireland primed for record medal haul as Paris is tasked with saving the Olympic Games
We preview the big storylines as the 2024 Olympics officially get underway.
Despite all the controversy and corruption, it still means something to be an Olympian
US Department of Justice urges court to throw out TikTok's appeal over forced sale of company
Palestinian children describe abuse, starvation, sexual assault and disease in Israeli prisons
Miriam Donohoe: The Irish have very strong ties with Uganda - even hurling is big here
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Coalition leaders discuss Covid inquiry set up as Tánaiste grows 'impatient'
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'Vital' developmental checks not being carried out on newborns due to shortage of nurses
A number of parents have contacted the Ombudsman for Children’s Office, saying their children’s health is being put at risk.
In pictures: Lady Gaga, a catwalk and a rare Celine Dion appearance open the Paris Olympics
Police officer under criminal investigation for alleged assault over Manchester airport video
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Sarah Lavin and Shane Lowry lead Team Ireland down the Seine in Olympic opening ceremony
Benjamin Netanyahu meets grinning Donald Trump while holding 'Total Victory' hat in Florida
At the opening ceremony in Paris tonight, the fashion Olympics have begun
Farmer accused of throwing cow dung at Minister Anne Rabbitte calls case 'media hype'
Man pleads guilty to possession of €21.6 million worth of cocaine found on ship in Limerick
French man pleads guilty to dangerous driving causing death of 71-year-old motorcyclist in Clare
Coolock community groups call for dialogue process amid 'very scary time'
Department of Defence refuses to release report detailing Defence Forces convictions
Pay tribute to Sinéad O’Connor - and Ireland’s women - by watching this documentary
While the documentary focuses on O’Connor’s experiences, it’s also a reckoning with Ireland’s past.
Increased data sharing on asylum seekers’ social welfare will ‘ensure system is applied fairly’
Female genital mutilation charges dropped against married couple in Dublin court
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Canadian soccer CEO admits coaches may have used drone to spy on Ireland before World Cup clash
Accumulated profits at firm owned by rugby legend Brian O’Driscoll surged to €10.47m last year