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St Michan's releases images of charred, partially destroyed mummies following break-in and fire
Michael O'Leary claims return flights to Dublin could cost €1,000 at Christmas because of passenger cap
Henry Winkler (AKA 'The Fonz') praises Dublin Fire Brigade after fire breaks out in Shelbourne Hotel
Woman (60s) dies in single vehicle crash in Meath
'It hasn't been our day': Mary Lou McDonald says Sinn Féin must 'reflect' after poor local election result
The votes have all been cast, but when will we know the results?
Fine Gael deletes video using music from children's viral rap hit after criticism from studio behind it
Close to 300 former pupils report abuse by clergy and lay staff at Spiritan schools
Flight diverts to Dublin Airport after medical issue onboard
137 people arrested for driving under the influence so far this Bank Holiday Weekend
Poll: Will you go to a festival this summer?
Free contraception to be made available to women up to age 35 from July
Teenager in critical condition and four others injured after single vehicle crash in Mayo
'We're the custodians of the land': Forest owners say land 'is valueless' after ash dieback
The Gaeltacht housing crisis: 'People can't buy houses or get planning permission and there are few places to rent'
Man arrested after allegedly climbing over fence into Leinster House to remove Palestinian flag
Facebook will soon use your photos, posts and other info to train its AI. You can opt out (but it's complicated)
FG local candidate suspends campaign after report she received money to withdraw planning objection
Philip Nolan departs Science Foundation Ireland following board meeting
Man arrested after allegedly carrying knife and acting in 'threatening' manner at Parnell Square
Netanyahu calls Israeli strike 'tragic mistake' after 45 killed in 'safe area' in Gaza
Footage and images released from the scene of the strike show large scale destruction.
The Palestinian Red Crescent Society said the area had been designated a “humanitarian area”.
An Taoiseach Simon Harris labelled the attacks “unconscionable” and said that “nothing is off the table” when it comes to sanctions.
Reacting to the incident, Tánaiste and Foreign Affairs Minister labelled the attacks “barbaric”.
EV chargers for every 60km of motorway and home and apartment charging as part of Government plans
Taoiseach 'encouraged' after gardaí prevent 50 people entering Ireland from the UK with incorrect documents
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Eight people taken to hospital after turbulence on flight to Dublin Airport
Families say closing Dublin nursing home will cause 'immense trauma' to residents
Poll: Do you listen to the radio?
International Court of Justice orders that Israel immediately halt its offensive on city of Rafah
The Israeli reprimand of the Irish ambassador is 'totally unacceptable', Tánaiste says
Number of births in Ireland falls by 20% in the last decade
'It's an exciting time': 2FM boss insists there is no crisis at station following string of high-profile departures
It is going to be a cloudy weekend ahead with a fair bit of rain
Planning underway for 8 new commuter train stations in Cork
Von der Leyen squares off against rivals in debate organised by Eurovision broadcaster
Baggage handling workers for major airlines at Dublin Airport consider industrial action
PSNI fined £750,000 over severe data breach that saw staff personal details published online
Five main takeaways from the bombshell Housing Commission report
The report skewered Government policy over housing and said a radical reset was needed.