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Patrick O'Donovan
Garda probe launched after Higher Education Minister witnesses dangerous driving in Limerick
Rammstein
Did you hear loud music in Dublin last night? It was probably German heavy metal band Rammstein
Domestic Violence
Defence Forces begin investigation into why sailor was not dismissed after assault conviction
Petty Officer David O’Gorman of Castlecomer, Co Kilkenny has been convicted of assault charges relating to an incident where he attacked his former girlfriend.
Mr Nobody
Ex-Kinahan cartel member further jailed for nine years for role in 'depraved' murder of Noel Kirwan
Courts
Limerick shopkeeper who used grocery business as front for cocaine mixing factory is jailed for six years
Investigation
Man arrested at Dublin Airport on suspicion of 1979 murder of Joseph James Porter in Co. Armagh
Terrorism
Death toll from attacks on churches and synagogues rises to 20 in Russia's Dagestan region
everyday i'm reshufflin
Govt to name next EU Commissioner tomorrow – but what could it mean for Cabinet?
Courts
Teen charged over Phoenix Park incident says it 'isn't some sort of attack on the gay community'
progressive or posturing
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin: Property tax row was 'litmus test' for Sinn Féin, SocDems and PBP
Priorities
Energy, Housing, International Relations: What do our new MEPs hope to achieve in Europe?
Gaza
Netanyahu says he'll only accept ‘partial’ ceasefire in Gaza, sparking anger among hostage families
Arson Attack
Fire that caused 'extensive damage' to 5G mast in Belfast being treated as arson attack
Luxembourg
Govt to name next EU commissioner tomorrow says Martin ahead of 'important week' in the EU
Assisted Dying
People with intellectual disabilities ‘vulnerable’ to assisted dying proposals, say Catholic bishops
Bruscar Busters
Deposit Return Scheme contributing to lower litter levels, says annual litter survey
Health and Safety Authority
There were 43 work-related deaths in Ireland last year, 19 of which resulted in prosecutions
Inquest
Tourist who died in crash on 'confusing' Kilkenny road didn't know she was in two-way traffic
A senior roads unit policing garda said conversations were ongoing about the need to change the road for years.
Sunday
23 Jun 2024
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Ladies Football
Holders Dublin get quarter-final tie with Galway after edging clear of Mayo
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