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26th October 2025 - 1st November 2025
oversight
Sinn Féin calls plan to limit media access to new policing committees a 'backward step'
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Cork
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30 Oct
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Andrew Mountbatten Windsor
UK's King Charles strips Andrew of his prince title and royal accommodation
30 Oct
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Turnout
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30 Oct
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New York
Billie Eilish accepts award from Wall Street Journal and tells billionaires: 'Give your money away'
30 Oct
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Housing
Cairn Homes to submit revised planning permission with fewer apartments for RTÉ Montrose site
30 Oct
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Housing Crisis
Over 3,300 applications in 48 hours for 67 cost-rental apartments in Dublin
30 Oct
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fresh moves
Trump administration to cap number of refugees at 7,500 people, prioritise white South Africans
30 Oct
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good news
How the discovery of a lost Bram Stoker story has helped raise funds for vulnerable newborns
30 Oct
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Phibsborough
Dublin City Council to borrow €34 million to fund redevelopment of Dalymount Park
30 Oct
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Get over it
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30 Oct
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Thalidomide
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30 Oct
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Evening Wrap
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30 Oct
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Court
High Court grants orders allowing Tusla to secure vulnerable child's protection
30 Oct
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Dutch general election
Geert Wilders’s far-right populists and centrist party set for unprecedented tie in Dutch election
30 Oct
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Boston
Dublin firefighter given jail term of seven to nine years for rape at Boston hotel
30 Oct
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Trial verdict
Two found guilty of murder of Croatian national Josip Strok in Clondalkin last year
30 Oct
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In Pictures
'Everything is gone': Photos show aftermath of Hurricane Melissa in Haiti, Jamaica and Cuba
30 Oct
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Permanent TSB
What does Permanent TSB putting itself up for sale mean for customers?
30 Oct
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FactCheck
Debunked: Advanced deepfake scam ad featuring Simon Harris viewed more than 184,000 times
30 Oct
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Trick or Treat
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Updated 30 Oct
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Wexford
Woman who faked her own death in 'deliberate scheme' to avoid trial is jailed for three years
30 Oct
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Rugby News
This is the Ireland team to start against New Zealand in Chicago on Saturday
Paddy McCarthy is set for his debut off the bench, which also includes Caelan Doris.
The 42
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30 Oct
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no rebellion
Micheál Martin says backbencher's comment comparing him to King Louis XIV was 'hurtful'
The Taoiseach defended his leadership of Fianna Fáil in an interview with Claire Byrne this morning.
Martin said being compared to King Louis XIV of France by a Fianna Fáil TD was "hurtful".
Billy Kelleher could have made a stronger presidential candidate than Jim Gavin "in hindsight", he said.
A Bertie Ahern candidacy "would have raised all the issues in terms of what transpired in the Mahon Tribunal".
30 Oct
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IMMIGRATION POLICIES
'Dangerous dog whistling': Tánaiste's comments on immigration criticised by opposition
30 Oct
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all change
Taking the train this weekend? There are major changes on some of the country's busiest routes
30 Oct
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Dame Street
Man in his 30s dies after being struck by truck in overnight Dublin crash
Updated 30 Oct
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Revenue
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Updated 30 Oct
47.0k
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Luas Finglas extension given a green light - but the first one won't arrive till at least 2031
30 Oct
14.5k
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CLIMATE INEQUALITY
Ireland's richest produce more carbon than poorer groups, report says
30 Oct
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PodcastThe 42 GAA Weekly
The GAA and amateurism: How long can the centre hold?
The Daily Poll
If you found money, how much would it have to be before you would hand it in?
30 Oct
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PodcastThe Explainer
Why are new community safety meetings held in private?
20m
Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Residents object to data centre in Waterford village, Trump lowers tariffs on China and PTSB puts itself up for sale.
Updated 30 Oct
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ROYAL JEWELS
Five new suspects arrested in Louvre heist investigation
30 Oct
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friends again
US and China strike deal on lowering tariffs and securing supply of rare earths
Updated 30 Oct
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soldier f
British government spent over €4m defending former soldier acquitted of Bloody Sunday murders
30 Oct
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25 Oct
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23 Oct
Permanent TSB
State moves to exit its last shareholdings in any Irish bank as PTSB goes up for sale
30 Oct
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Protecting the pets
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Suzi Walsh
30 Oct
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The Morning Lead
Kilmeaden will ‘no longer be a village’ if planned multi-billion-euro data centre goes ahead
More than 300 people have objected to the proposed data centre, citing traffic, aesthetic and environmental concerns.
The development would span more than one square kilometre.
Environmentalists say the increased emissions from the data centre could threaten climate targets.
The company argues that data centres are a necessary step in the transition to clean energy.
Mairead Maguire
30 Oct
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