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Biden pressed ahead with plans to construct Gaza aid pier despite many concerns - report
Man charged with murder of woman (65) found at the scene of a fire in Derry at weekend
Refugees ordered to leave Mosney told inspectors they were concerned about lack of housing
Concertgoers couldn't get €3 cup deposits back after paying €10.50 for a pint at Dublin gig
Donald Trump indicted again on same charges as paused January 6 trial
Second person dies days after crash in Donegal in which 16-year-old cousin killed
Man (50s) arrested after alleged stabbing incident outside of a shop in Co Cork
Starmer: 'Painful' budget ahead for UK as Tory Govt borrowed and spent billions extra
Amnesty International: Israel 'failed to avoid civilian harm' during May attacks on Rafah camp
Five dead and dozens more injured following Israeli air strike on the West Bank
The Israeli military confirmed it has carried out shelling on the Nur Shams refugee camp.
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Emergency services at the scene of a two-vehicle collision in Co Clare
Government seeks ways to exclude farmers from land tax fees after row over potential deferral
UN Humanitarian operations forced to halt in Gaza after Israeli evacuation orders
Former Sky News broadcaster Alison Comyn selected as Fianna Fáil Louth election candidate
Let down Nicki Minaj fans offered tickets to different Malahide Castle gig following complaints
Ryanair boss warns of €1,000 round-trip fares to London at Christmas due to Dublin Airport cap
Climate activist Paul Watson facing extradition to Japan over anti-whaling activities
Family of murdered IRA double agent Denis Donaldson are pleading for answers in unresolved case
Gaza ceasefire talks to continue in Qatar as pressure mounts on Israel to agree to a deal
Ukraine and Russia both claim advances in Kursk region
Popular Dublin pub Hartigan's among 12 food businesses issued with closure orders last month
Two French pilots dead after mid-air fighter jet collision
Just 8 of Ireland's 692 imprisoned sexual offenders are enrolled in a rehabilitation program
Just 44 people have completed the programme in the last two years, 15 in 2022 and 29 in 2023.
Suspected overdoses at Portlaoise Prison ‘probably due to synthetic opioids’
Ukraine to create 'buffer zone' in Kursk region and allow civilians to evacuate
Local group in Tipperary, including Sinn Féin TD, sign petition to 'reject hate and division'
Attempts of investment fraud surged by 76% in first half of this year, Bank of Ireland says
Ukraine now in control of 74 settlements in Russia's Kursk region, Zelenskyy says
Almost 1.5 million people watched Kellie Harrington's boxing final live last week
Birdwatch Ireland urges capture of rose-ringed parakeet to curb spread of non-native species
Iran dismisses calls from West to 'stand down' retaliatory attack threats on Israel
Quiz: How much do you know about Team Ireland at the Olympics?
'Notable increase' in the proportion of students paying more than €750 a month in rent - report
US sprinter Noah Lyles withdraws from Olympic relay races after positive Covid test