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Irish
Interview
Being a first-time TD: 'Ivan Yates called me soulless and preachy, then I won a Dáil seat'
BAFTAs
'An incredible honour': Jessie Buckley takes the Bafta best actress award
Paul Mescal missed out on the Supporting Actor award, which went to Sean Penn for One Battle After Another.
Dancing With the Stars
Six couples left standing in Dancing with the Stars as show celebrates 100 episodes
one by one
Foo Fighters fans scramble to make it into town to pick up tickets for surprise Dublin gig
From The 42
Criticism
Drogheda and Dundalk clubs speak out after 12-year-old sustains burns to face from pyrotechnics
Meath
Number killed on Ireland's roads this weekend rises to seven, with a further six injured
Four road deaths have been confirmed today by policing authorities.
best boys only need apply
Revenue want 'confident' and 'not nervy' dogs for next generation of detector hounds
Analysis
Ireland is planning a new savings scheme: How do they work elsewhere and how much could you earn?
The UK, Canada and Sweden are possible examples Ireland can follow.
Cheat Sheet
The Irish are invading the Baftas tonight - here's who we're up against for the big gongs
Housing Crisis
Housing officials raise major doubts about a government pledge to build 300,000 homes by 2031
The current pipeline for supply could see the level of completions dip after next year.
An internal report by the Department of Housing has sounded the alarm over a gradual decline in planning permissions.
Officials warn that annual housing completions could fall back to current levels as soon as 2028.
The government aims to build 50,000 homes a year between now and 2031, with around 36,000 homes completed last year.
Saturday
21 Feb
Reality check
What the Top Model docuseries tells us about the evolution of Reality TV (and its viewers)
From The 42
Division 1A Hurling League
Limerick reassert head-to-head supremacy over Tipperary with 15-point thumping
Aois-dheighilt ni criochdheighilt
Gaeil ghlúin Aoine an Chéasta chun gníomhú ar son aontú na hÉireann tar éis na h-ard-fheise
Unity can't wait
Good Friday generation of Irish speakers votes overwhelmingly for Irish unity at Belfast event
Irish Penal Reform Trust
Reports into deaths in prison custody show 'serious systemic failures', IPRT says
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