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Dublin woman caught with more than €220k worth of drugs hidden in her car avoids jail
Man (80s) dies following collision between car and truck in Co Louth
Human rights group 'concerned' by law requiring social housing applicants prove legal residency
Wish you were here: Everyone up for the World Cup of global dreams and Irish regrets?
Lise Hand
Defence Forces Tribunal witness alleges he was placed in tub of chemicals
Two accused of Cork man's murder were seen throwing golf clubs over a wall, trial hears
Facing questions from US lawmakers at Epstein hearing, Bill Gates says he 'never victimised anyone'
Leinster rugby player Alan Spicer avoids criminal conviction for assaulting woman in nightclub
Ireland's longest criminal trial ends with four men convicted for sexual abuse of deaf relative
Debunked: There is no ‘second suspect’ for the Belfast knife attack
EU Presidency events across Ireland to cost between €165m and €185m, excluding security costs
Anti-immigration protest brought traffic to a standstill in some parts of Dublin city centre
Should grey squirrels be killed in Dublin and Wicklow? Officials want to hear from you
Taoiseach backs Kenneally report recommendation for new offence of 'dereliction of duty'
Ministers say Common Travel Area works for UK and Ireland despite abuse concerns
Child injured in Parnell Square attack is now non-verbal and uses a wheelchair, court hears
Roy Keane's walkout at Saipan has been ranked as the sixth-maddest World Cup moment ever
'Incredible' demand sees over 40,000 Katie Taylor tickets snapped up on pre-sale
What happened to Leaving Cert weather? We asked a meteorologist about the erratic downpours
'Civil war is coming': Belfast protests were planned and inflamed online before turning violent
Tánaiste rules out stamp duty relief for first-time-buyers but says budget will target childcare fees
In a wide-ranging interview on The Candidate podcast, the Tánaiste outlined some of his budget priorities.
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We sat down with Tánaiste Simon Harris
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Irish military helicopter crews have been practicing shooting down drones in EU presidency training
Feeder's Digest: Another series of MasterChef UK has come and gone, did any of us watch?
Patrick Hanlon
'F**k off before you get kneecapped': Journalists faced threats while covering Belfast riots
Quiz: How much do you know about Colin Farrell?
Immigrants make higher fiscal contribution back to public services than Irish-born, says ESRI
Gardaí investigate as ATM taken in overnight raid on Cork bank
Do you have a reusable coffee cup?
Court hears Belfast stabbing victim lost an eye as suspect (30) is charged with attempted murder
In pictures: A night of unrest and its aftermath on the streets of Northern Ireland
Is it ever going to stop raining? Not at the moment, but things are looking up later this week
Former Olympian Ciarán Ó Lionáird dies aged 38
Dáil told Ireland 'can't sit on the sidelines' as politicians call for boycott of Israel games
Man due in court for attempted murder over knife attack on Monday night
The childcare barrier: The lack of options meant I had to turn down my dream job
Amy Greer Murphy
People forced to flee their homes as cars and houses torched during violence in Belfast
Attacks were launched on homes and businesses by groups of masked young men in the wake of a serious knife attack in the city.