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September 2024
What's behind the viral 'Goodbye Meta AI' message that's being shared on Instagram?
Four in five pregnant women in Ireland are iron deficient by third trimester, new study finds
'We meet at a dangerous moment': Tánaiste addresses the UN Security Council
Decathlon issues recall for two kinds of cycling helmets sold this summer
Man who died at Tallaght hospital was waiting 11 hours but needed 'urgent' care, court hears
Status Yellow rain warning issued for tomorrow afternoon in Dublin and Wicklow
Israeli military chief tells troops to prepare for possible ground invasion of Lebanon
The Israel-Lebanon border is the site where Irish forces are stationed as part of a UN peacekeeping mission.
Israel and Hezbollah continue exchanging fire as world leaders call for peace at UN assembly
Hezbollah claimed 18 attacks on Israel today, while the Israeli military said the group fired about 300 rockets across the border.
The UN refugee commissioner said Israeli airstrikes “are now relentlessly claiming hundreds of civilian lives” in Lebanon.
US President Joe Biden warned against a full-blown war in Lebanon.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue the devastating air campaign in Lebanon.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Dublin's Lord Mayor says journey times are down and footfall is up thanks to traffic plan changes
'The centre has held': Joe Biden quotes WB Yeats in his final UN General Assembly speech
Debunked: A doctored image falsely claims to show Kamala Harris posing with Sean 'Diddy' Combs
Irish bookshops expecting 'biggest publishing day this year' as new Sally Rooney novel goes on sale
Man in his 50s arrested at Dublin Port after gardaí seize 40 kg of suspected cocaine
It's Culture Night tonight - here are some picks of events to check out around the country
There are almost 2,000 events to attend across the country.
Israel files legal challenges to ICC warrant request for the arrest of Benjamin Netanyahu
Explained: How controversial reporting restrictions on an alleged abduction case were lifted
At least 20 dead and hundreds wounded in new wave of hand-held device explosions in Lebanon
The UN Security Council is to meet on Friday to discuss the attacks.
The explosions come a day after pagers held by members of Hezbollah exploded simultaneously, killing 12 people and injuring thousands.
Some of today's blasts took place during funerals of those killed yesterday.
Meanwhile, the UN General Assembly passed a resolution today demanding Israel end its occupation of Palestine within 12 months.
Tánaiste welcomes UN resolution demanding Israel end occupation of Palestine within a year
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Plans for two new veterinary schools at Irish universities announced today
Eight people died at sea off the coast of Ireland last year after zero deaths in 2021 and 2022
Explosive pagers that injured thousands in Lebanon came from apparent shell company in Hungary
Social Democrats would spend Apple tax revenue on building affordable homes, Holly Cairns says
The sun is here to stay, at least until the weekend
Germany begins random checks on all land borders, angering EU neighbours
Sinn Féin TD says violence in Dublin city 'far too common' after tourists suffer racist attack
Poll: How did you usually get to school as a kid?
Who is Trump's suspected would-be assassin and how was a second attempt on his life foiled?
'Clear who the traitors are' after far-right march with loyalists, Mary Lou McDonald says
Quiz: How well do you know your film and theatre history?
Did you dig out your winter coat this morning? Don't worry, summer's back next week
Ireland's media watchdog to crack down on online platforms hosting illegal content
'The humiliation is unbearable': Palestinians trapped in their homes during Israeli West Bank raids
Rodents, dead cockroaches and a potato peeling station in a shed: FSAI shuts 8 food businesses