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Central Criminal Court
Former sports coach goes on trial accused of sexually abusing four girls in 1970s and 1980s
Dublin
Swords homes owned by Ryanair set alight in early hours of this morning
Ryanair, which bought the homes to house staff more than two years ago, condemned what it called a ‘mindless’ attack.
handkerchief
The 1916 'Flag of Truce' is up for auction, and at least one TD wants the State to buy it
Coco's Law
Judge tells accused in online harassment case that she is 'truly horrified' by his actions
O'Connell Street
While the GPO undergoes a makeover some government offices could move to O'Connell Street
There will be a cultural centre, office accommodation and retail space on the GPO site.
primary school survey
Over 73% of households with kids in single-sex schools want co-education, survey finds
Riad Bouchaker
Man accused of Parnell Square attack says victims 'did nothing to deserve what happened'
series
The FOI Files: When is withholding information in the public interest?
In a new series from The Journal Investigates, our team brings you behind the fight for the information you need to know.
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Big Plans
Unnamed Hollywood investor linked with €250m sports and entertainment arena in Dublin
sea swim
Swimming in south Dublin this week? Here's why warnings are up at the Forty Foot and other hotspots
Front Pages
'He thinks it's all over': UK papers spotlight the rise of Andy Burnham (and slag off Starmer)
Criminal Law
Explainer: Why were the media allowed publish Jeffrey Donaldson's name as soon as he was charged?
IRELAND'S EU PRESIDENCY
European Parliament president: This is Ireland’s moment to take the lead for Europe
free contraception scheme
Pharmacists to renew contraception prescriptions under expanded State service
House Prices
Latest Daft.ie report shows 'two-speed' housing market emerging between Dublin and other counties
stunned silence
Here's what it was like in Newry Courthouse as the Donaldson verdicts were announced
Three days of deliberation came to an end today, with a guilty verdict on all 18 charges made against the former DUP leader.
Social Housing
Charities 'greatly disturbed' new housing bill is being 'rushed' through the Oireachtas
Human Rights
Women abused by same principal as Louise O'Keeffe say suing the State is only route to redress
Eleven years after Louise O’Keeffe won one of the most significant human rights cases in Irish history, 19 women abused by the same man in the same school are still fighting for redress.
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22 Jun
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