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Saturday 15 March 2025 Dublin: -3°C
The Hungry Hooker: Jonny Murphy shares simple recipes for St Patrick's weekend
Jonny Murphy
18th century fort in Phoenix Park to be opened to the public this summer
Pastors, protests and claims of persecution: The Burke family's ties with conservative America
The family’s cause has been taken up by religious groups in the US.
Enoch Burke has no shortage of supporters in the US, where his case has been supported by prominent members of the Christian right.
The activities of the Burke family adopt tactics used by other Christian groups in a wider culture war crusade.
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Jewish groups discuss Irish "attacks on Israel" and Occupied Territories Bill with Taoiseach
Tour this regal retreat in the heart of Dublin's Monkstown – yours for €3,750,000
Kick off the rugby weekend with the pick of our Six Nations coverage
SPOTLIGHT
Voices
Personal accounts and opinions on recent events
All things considered, the Taoiseach will be happy with how he handled a tricky Trump encounter
Larry Donnelly
If Ukraine is sacrificed to the Russian dictatorship, no country in the region is safe
Donnacha Ó Beacháin
My heart sank when I saw the laughter in the Oval Office about our housing crisis
Sylvia Power
Scabies on the rise in Ireland and Europe What is it, and what are the risks?
Dr Catherine Conlon
Dublin primary school facing closure in April due to 'massive underfunding'
Here's what happened today: Friday
Captain of ship in North Sea collision charged over death of crew member
Opinion: My heart sank when I saw the laughter in the Oval Office about our housing crisis
Sylvia Power
Garda investigation under way after woman spits on Israeli man in Dublin hotel bar
Man jailed for 11 years for repeated sexual abuse of his wife's grand-nephew
Rory McIlroy unfazed by underwhelming finish to second round of Players Championship
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs pleads not guilty ahead of sex trafficking trial in May
Ceann Comhairle refuses Thomas Gould's request to address Dáil over business fraud allegation
Does Ireland need more data centres in the near future? Yes, says Taoiseach
'Calculating' teacher who groomed and sexually abused teenage pupil jailed for two years
Ukrainian refugees leave Dublin city accommodation after being given just 36 hours' notice
Judge asks probation service for assessment of man accused of trying to abduct child in Dublin
Taoiseach says Europe's response to Trump's 200% tariff threat on alcohol must be 'strategic'
Watch: Higgins criticises ‘cruel withholding of aid’ in final St Patrick’s Day speech
Debunked: Fake headline claims Trump granted the Burke family asylum over religious persecution
Galopin Des Champs denied Cheltenham Gold Cup hat-trick
Mark Walsh secured victory on Inothewayurthinkin for trainer Gavin Cromwell and owner JP McManus.
Argentine journalist left critically injured and 124 people arrested following clashes with police
Boy (12) started fire at Dublin playground that caused €32,000 worth of damage, court hears
Move to stop asylum seeker centres opening in certain areas ‘fair’ and ‘balances economic situation’
'It was regrettable': Taoiseach downplays Burke gala disruption and defends security at event
The Taoiseach said Ireland has avoided the culture wars that have happened elsewhere.
Convicted rapist jailed for 10 years for rape of young woman at Dublin holiday complex
Health Minister told to act after leaked report queries children's hip surgeries at hospitals
Trump asks Putin to 'spare' Ukrainian troops after 'very good and productive' talks
Trial of Jeffrey Donaldson and wife over alleged historical sex offences to be delayed
Hamas to release US-Israeli hostage and remains of four other dual nationals
Did you sleep through the lunar eclipse? Here’s how the 'Blood Moon' looked around the world
​Man arrested after two women stabbed at house in Co. Down
Two Eucharist chalices and bottle of wine stolen from Queen’s university Catholic Chaplaincy
Gene Hackman's estate seeks to block public release of autopsy and investigative reports
No plans to extend UK Tesco trial giving away free food to shoppers to Ireland
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Who are the Alawites, and is Syria on the brink of more violence?
Are we looking at the country sliding into another civil war? And what is life like under the new government? We’re joined by Joseph Daher, a Swiss-Syrian academic who specialises in the political economy of the Middle East.
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Will you attend a St Patrick's Day parade this year?