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Oxford Dictionaries name "post-truth" its word of 2016
Parishioners in Canada are upset at this restored statue of the baby Jesus
Phil Hogan says the UK is 'going to learn a hard lesson' over Brexit
Michael Noonan has announced another 40 new jobs for Limerick
Almost one in every four Irish adults smokes - and the numbers aren't falling
Clinton's words of love for Gerry Adams gave her aides cause for concern
A hotel in Laois has been voted the best in the world - and Condé Nast gets the location wrong
Ecuador has cut internet access for WikiLeaks founder over US election
Wikileaks accuse John Kerry of ordering Ecuador to cut off Julian Assange's wifi
'A PR disaster': Nama were before the PAC today, and it didn't go too well
A three-year-old girl and four other people have been found inside a shipping container in Wexford
The Irish Blood Transfusion Service says it is running low on blood
A mystery drug has hospitalised 16 people in Australia but authorities don't know what it is yet
Goal has closed down its US office and made 10 staff redundant
Why Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize for Literature
Government's first-time buyers plan has added up to €45,000 to price of some houses
Ministers aren't going to get a €12,000 pay hike after all
Barry Andrews has resigned as head of Goal over US Government inquiry
Ireland's rugby team are staying in Trump Tower for their clash with the All Blacks
Michael Noonan tips Paschal Donohoe to become Fine Gael leader
Councillors in Dublin have voted against including safe walking and cycle routes for schools in development plan
Sham marriages are widespread in Ireland, according to Immigrant Council report
'Substantial damage' caused as car crashes into front wall of house
Dubliners WILL be able to vote for a directly elected mayor if Fianna Fáil gets its way
Gardaí catch 24 times more Dublin motorists than cyclists breaking red lights
Irish Water has put out a tender for a debt collection agency
Over a third of young people drink sugary drinks most days of the week
'It's horrible. Allow me to work full-time': A single mother talks about life as a low-hours worker
The Government is finally going to outlaw forced marriages (but no one knows exactly how many take place in Ireland)
Pierce Brosnan is getting slated in India for advertising a breath freshener that leaves your mouth red
Girls spend 40% more time doing chores than boys, according to a new UN report
UK Home Office won't say if Irish people will be exempt from controversial list of foreign workers
European award for Cork woman who lost family in crash with suicidal driver
Graham Norton, Niall Horan, Arsene Wenger: UK's naughty list of foreign workers would contain familiar names
Council wants to ban cars and lorries from part of the quays in Dublin
The UK Government wants to draw up a list of all 'non-British' workers
Australia has just deported a paedophile to Ireland by mistake
A lawsuit claiming Donald Trump raped a 13-year-old girl has been refiled in New York
Trichet's Corn: Yanis Varoufakis says the ECB are as bad as the British during the Famine
More childcare, schools and capital spending, and lots of tax changes - Sinn Féin's budget proposals