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Bruce Springsteen concert: Stage times and the best ways to get to Croke Park
Quiz: How much do you know about portals?
Irish Life Health to hike prices by an average of 5.3%
Dublin traffic: Section of M50 reopens but gardaí warn of congestion into the evening
Emergency services are the scene.
'Ireland and Britain let these people down': The unanswered questions of the Dublin-Monaghan bombings
Fifty years on from the deadly bombing, many questions remain.
Explainer: Who is Robert Fico, the Slovakian prime minister who was shot today?
HSE approves new drug that can cut the chances of breast cancer recurring by over 30%
Asylum seeker tents cleared from Grand Canal as Taoiseach says 'Team Ireland' response needed
Asylum seekers were told they are committing an offence by camping on the canal.
Diggers have cleared all the tents from the area.
The Government has confirmed that 163 individuals were moved to Crooksling and the former Central Mental Hospital (CMH) in Dundrum.
The Taoiseach said an all-of-Government approach is needed and that he has "no doubt" further issues will arise.
Musashi on Capel Street and celebrity chef restaurant among 21 food businesses issued with closure orders last month
Amazon.ie to be launched next year as retail giant wants specific website for Irish market
Here's What Happened Today: May Bank Holiday Monday
Trinity to consider links with Israeli universities in response to student camp-out protest
Anti-immigration protest takes place in Dublin
Simon Harris discusses recognising state of Palestine with Spanish leader
'Dobbo has left the building': Bryan Dobson signs off for the last time after 37 years at RTÉ
Harris says asylum seekers in Ballsbridge park is 'temporary thing done by people being very humane'
Tara Mines: Workers vote 2:1 to back deal as company promises to 'begin process of re-opening'
'I thank God that I survived': Irish-Palestinian man to be reunited with family after months in Gaza
The May Bank Holiday weekend is set to be cloudy with a mix of rain and sunshine
Man charged in connection with investigation into Dublin riots
More than 750 drivers caught speeding during Garda slowdown operation
Stardust: A timeline of the Tribunals, reports and inquests that led to this week's verdict
This week a verdict of unlawful killing was returned by the jury for all 48 people who died in the disaster.
No perjury charges to be brought against British soldiers over Bloody Sunday
Free contraception to be made available to women up to the age of 35
Magnum Almond 3-packs recalled over possible presence of plastic and metal pieces
Dublin city councillors push to have an inner city road closed to the public
Despite drop, Ireland still has the third highest number of pubs per capita in the world
Government further extends paid leave scheme for public health workers suffering from long-Covid
Irish language group says it won't pay €6,686 water bill over English language correspondence
Harris says Ireland will comply fully with Migration Pact, including setting up reception centres
The European Parliament yesterday voted to adopt the Migration and Asylum Pact yesterday.
Mayo TD Michael Ring says he refused junior minister offers from Simon Harris
Dublin City Council investigating reports of sinkhole in Sandymount
Eurovision organiser says abuse of contestants over Israel's inclusion in competition 'unacceptable'
Tánaiste says Ireland will recognise State of Palestine in 'next few weeks'
Temperatures to reach as high as 18 degrees this week (with a mix of sunshine and rain)
Cork City Council adopts a new strategy to increase tree cover in the city
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Leo Varadkar officially resigns as Taoiseach at Áras an Uachtaráin
Varadkar’s resignation was accepted by President Michael D Higgins today.
The former FG leader tendered his resignation in writing to President Michael D Higgins at Áras an Uachtaráin this evening.
In his final interview as Taoiseach, he said Government should have invested more in areas like housing in 2011.
He told The Journal today that making up his mind to step down was hard, but said he has had "no regrets" over the decision.
Explainer: How to register to vote in the upcoming European and local elections