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Cork District Court
Man charged after seizure of €1m of cocaine at Cork Airport further remanded in custody
Anthropic
The AI industry is all worked up over a researcher's claim it could ‘kill us all' in a decade
Dublin
APCOA to take over Dublin city parking enforcement, with towing and fines emphasised over clamping
kildare street
National Library's west wing to open to the public for the first time after redevelopment
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Irish sea
Mystery surrounds drone sighting off Wicklow as military and gardaí investigate 'unverified' aircraft
High-level meetings are taking place today in regard to what the next steps will be in the investigation.
PSNI
Investigation of murder-accused Jonathan Creswell for alleged indecent exposure 'failed victim'
Legal aid dispute
Law Society asks minister to consider 'independent mediator' to resolve solicitors' strike
navier-stokes problem
OpenAI says it cracked a maths puzzle that has eluded humans for decades in about 88 hours
back up
Normal service resumes at Dublin Airport after UK air traffic control issue caused 'upheaval'
From The 42
In form
Troy Parrott scores winning goal on Champions League debut as Betis earn hard-fought victory
crop failures
Ireland overly relies on imported fruit and vegetables that could be hit by climate change
Rising again
Irish Yeast Company building owner drops plans for takeaway as historic shop could be restored
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get your act together
Transport minister criticises RSA for not saying more after fatal M9 collision
Minister Darragh O’Brien says the RSA needs to ‘get its act together’ when it comes to driving test wait times.
Tuesday
8 Sep
Breaking
Irish sea
Pilot reports seeing large drone off Irish coast during approach to Dublin Airport
It is not known at this stage who was operating the drone or whether the incident was malicious.
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Episode Review
'Game f**king on': Paranoia sparks new suspicions, divisions and tears on The Traitors
Sponsored
Electric vehicles are becoming more common because they're cost-effective, easy-to-use and class
Department of Transport
Sep 8
Analysis
ff think-in
Fianna Fáil faithfuls gather in Tullamore as party leadership is, for once, not a talking point
Questions about Micheal Martin’s leadership have been raised in many of think-in past, but this year it was all smiles.
Flight Cancellations
Over 40 flights cancelled at Dublin Airport due to air traffic control issues in the UK
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