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Enoch Burke arrives at Wilson's Hospital School a day after being released from prison
Inflation eases as grocery staples stabilise, but cost of a pint keeps rising
Elon Musk has now gotten into a little spat with Michael O'Leary
Millions of euro worth of international aid is due to expire at these warehouses in Jordan
Aid workers at the Al-Ghabawi facility called it ‘death by bureaucracy’ as the vital aid supplies sit gathering dust.
Ministers who owe money to the State have 'sought clarification' on sums before repaying
Man dead and crewman injured following incident on Spanish fishing boat off Kerry coast
How the cost of installing 14 steps and a ramp at Dublin park spiralled out of control
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If this doesn't lead to action on Big Tech, nothing will
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Rory McIlroy takes the early clubhouse lead with fast start at Dubai Invitational
Man arrested in connection with fatal Edenderry arson attack released without charge
'No secrets ... just good work and a bit of luck': Arranmore's oldest citizen on turning 100
How often do you post letters?
Elon Musk's X to block Grok from 'undressing' images of people but users say nothing has changed
Questions have been raised about how effective the measure will be.
Ex-IRA hunger striker on Palestine Action protest: 'British Government starves the truth again'
Laurence McKeown
'This is not over': Sinn Féin demands answers about Donohoe giving World Bank extra €10 million
Galway under Status Yellow thunderstorm warning this morning
'Gutted' Scott Robertson sacked by All Blacks following damning review into 2025
Antisocial behaviour in Dublin: What winter hides, summer reveals
Tony Duffin
Many people think immigration happening on larger scale than is really the case
The report by the ESRI found that many people overestimated the proportion of people in Ireland who were born in another country.
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14th January 2026
Murder investigation launched following death of man in Co Derry
Ten ministers who may owe up to €30k to State still haven’t paid back costs
Trump wants Greenland: A crisis averted, for now…
Larry Donnelly
Three Palestine Action members in UK prison end hunger strike action after over 70 days
Here's what happened today: Wednesday
Denmark says White House talks failed to alter US plans to 'conquer' Greenland
Irish presence at Iran embassy 'under review' as UK shuts consulate and US pull staff from Qatar
The news comes as the US and the UK pull some staff from the region.
'You wouldn't fire bomb a house': Gardaí ramp up campaign against 'casual' cocaine use
Girl, 8, found bleeding and 'gasping for breath' after alleged knife attack by mother, trial hears
Hot school meals: We want to hear your thoughts on the good and the bad
Murder accused filmed ex dancing with man hours before her death, court told
Irish MEPs among group hoping to get Mercosur deal referred to top EU court
Kneecap thank supporters outside court as appeal against decision to dismiss terror case ends
In a statement on social media this evening, the group dismissed the appeal as “a waste of public time and public money”.
'Evil' stepmother Tegan McGhee sentenced to life in prison for murder of 4-year-old stepson
McEntee calls opposition outrage over increased funds to World Bank 'absolute nonsense'
Verdict of medical misadventure at inquest of mother who died in HSE home birth service
George Nkencho raised a knife above his head shortly before he was shot by gardaí, inquest hears
US security guard arrested after seizure of €280k of cannabis at Dublin Airport
Enoch Burke leaves prison after court allows him to prepare legal case against appeals panel