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'There is no safe haven': Over 60 journalists killed since start of Israel-Hamas conflict
The conflict is one of the deadliest for journalists in history.
European Commission: 'No evidence' that far-right used Irish language online during riots
Debunked: Gardaí have not installed 'watch towers' on O'Connell Street after riots in Dublin
What is a war crime and is international law being broken in Israel and Gaza?
Debunked: Scam ads falsely claim that Dublin Airport is clearing out 'lost luggage' for €2
540 people face redundancy as Nestlé-owned baby formula plant in Limerick set to close
Minister wanted 1% betting tax hike in Budget 2024 - but was shot down for second year in a row
Aer Lingus to Minister: Ireland would suffer 'reputational damage' over night-flight restrictions
What we know about the hostages taken by Hamas in the Gaza Strip and the efforts to free them
What's known about the claim that 40 babies were beheaded by Hamas in Israel?
FactCheck: Is the Government giving landlords twice as much as renters in Budget 2024?
Minimum wage to jump to €12.70 an hour from 1 January
What was happening between Israel and Palestine before Hamas attacked?
'A demonic agenda': How sex ed became the target of anti-LGBT groups at the National Stadium
Far-right posts featuring mock gallows outside Dáil remain online despite Garda investigations
Minister welcomes IABA probe into Christian 'SPHE information' event at National Stadium
12 Irish people have travelled to Switzerland to medically end their lives since 2003
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Children's minister says three-day strike by childcare providers this week is 'not warranted'
'I always knew Sunak was smart': Donald Trump praises British PM for rollback on climate targets
Holocaust group writes to Helen McEntee about 'anti-Semitic' newspaper edited by Gemma O'Doherty
Ireland, Israel and Palestine: how politics and history have created a complicated relationship
Nearly 50 cars clamped near Croke Park on All-Ireland days this summer as DCC reveal blackspots
'It matters to me personally': Micheál Martin sought to make hope and history rhyme in Israel
Micheál Martin says it's not time to abandon 'two-state solution' to Israel-Palestine conflict
Micheál Martin: Calling Israel an apartheid state 'doesn't add a whole lot' to peace process
Tánaiste holds 'frank' talks with Benjamin Netanyahu over Israeli settlements in West Bank
Micheál Martin heads to Israel and Palestine to discuss politics and human rights in the region
Roderic O'Gorman emailed by TDs over concerns about refugee accommodation and far-right figures
Twelve patients reported to have been sexually assaulted in mental health facilities last year
Inside Ireland's culture war on gender: Why there's more debate on trans issues than ever before
Public tell TDs 'enough is enough' as they say they won't renew TV licences amid RTÉ controversy
Green, white nationalist and gold: Who exactly are the National Party?
Dee Forbes and Breda O'Keeffe among RTÉ execs who asked government for funds more than 50 times
How much of a pay cut did Ryan Tubridy really take after 2020?
How did RTÉ pay Ryan Tubridy €120,000 more than it publicly stated from 2017 to 2019?
Ryan Tubridy hits out at RTÉ in defiant statement, claiming 'seven untruths'
Elon Musk has 'ambivalent' stance on misinformation and harassment, ex-Twitter safety chief claims
A global summit on combatting misinformation starts today - sign up here for updates
The Tubridy pay scandal explained: What it's all about and what might happen next