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Irish
reap what you sow
Have you spotted fallen leaves on the ground? It's because 'false autumn' may be here already
The 42FM
How important is Troy Parrott’s Spanish transfer for Irish football?
Sinéad and Niall welcome The 42’s football correspondent David Sneyd to the show to reflect on arguably the biggest Irish transfer in years.
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Special Criminal Court
National Museum employee charged with possession of explosive device granted bail
Dublin 4
Dublin private school has planning for floodlighting system approved despite local objections
clonberne
Teenager in critical condition in hospital after single-vehicle crash in Galway on Saturday
Athy
Funeral of Jack Kennedy (17) who died in M9 crash hears that 'five boys paid the ultimate price'
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West Cork
Garda car rammed by stolen BMW driving on wrong side of road in West Cork overnight
Series
The Car Clinic
'We just had a baby and want a reliable, safe family car. Could we go hybrid or electric?'
Skyclarys
HSE to fund Friedreich's ataxia drug after improved price but notes 'limited efficacy'
The HSE said it ‘took account of a substantially improved financial offer made in recent days by the company Biogen’.
Series
The FOI Files
The FOI Files: How Dublin City Council discovered the diesel leak in the Liffey
The records show the leak spread some 2km from the Samuel Beckett Bridge before being spotted.
Opinion
too much admin
School principals burnt out: 'I can't tell you the last time I worked on anything teaching-related'
Cherrywood
Company behind Las Vegas Sphere reveals first images of planned ice hockey arena for Dublin
A planning application has yet to be submitted.
Investigation
seaweed harvesting
Who's behind the seaweed harvesting applications covering over 14,000 hectares of Ireland's coastline?
Four companies are seeking to harvest almost 51,000 wet tonnes of seaweed a year from Ireland’s coast.
Column
meta glasses
Kelly Earley: If smart glasses weren’t creepy enough, now we have to worry about spy pens
United Nations
Ireland has ‘stalled if not regressed’ on human rights, rights groups to tell UN in Geneva
school stress
'A crisis in parenting' and insufficient government support leading to ‘burnout’ in principals
fiscal rules
Fiscal watchdog warns against big Budget spending (and warns EU rules are too easy on Ireland)
Investigation
seaweed harvesting
Maritime regulator investigating multiple claims of illegal seaweed harvesting in protected areas
The Journal Investigates found that MARA, the maritime regulator, is investigating multiple claims but is struggling to determine who is responsible.
MARA investigating multiple claims of illegal seaweed harvesting
Regulator struggling to determine who's responsible
Some incidents have 'threatened to become confrontational'
Monday
24 Aug
Breaking
Search and Rescue
Large-scale search underway for man missing from a ferry in the Irish Sea
Jady Christine Pereira Rosa
'The bubbliest happiest person': Tributes paid at vigil for woman murdered in Limerick
Jady Cristine Pereira Rosa was stabbed to death at an apartment she shared with her husband, Judismar Weslei Batista, at Cecil Street.
Series
An American in Ireland
Ireland isn't perfect but it knows the value of slowing down, protecting art and keeping up the fight
As she leaves Dublin after a six-month stay, Sasha Piton believes Ireland protects the right things more than it gets credit for.
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