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Icelanders call for rejection of proposed US ambassador after 'joke' about country becoming '52nd state'
Enoch Burke case is in court again today but he's back at Westmeath school
Professor Mary Aiken: Grok is a warning shot, not a one-off scandal
Dr Mary Aiken
Minister says it is 'utter rubbish' that Ireland is soft on X because of corporation tax
In a tetchy interview, Patrick O’Donovan said it is “beneath” politicians to argue such a point.
Are you a fan of Harry Styles’ music?
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If this doesn't lead to action on Big Tech, nothing will
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'It was farcical': Irish man Sean Binder found not guilty of people smuggling in Greece
Over 36 million passengers went through Dublin Airport in 2025, a record breaking year
Outgoing RTÉ finance chief Mari Hurley to take up senior role at Ireland's largest private landlord
Former driving instructor who fraudulently sat 21 theory tests is jailed for a year
Pensions auto-enrolment: It kicks in this month, let's recap on how it will all work
Dr Laura Bambrick
Learner drivers 'failing tests' due to severely faded road markings
The difficulty of tests has been compounded by unclear or “invisible” lines and symbols, the head of a major driving school has said.
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Tax information on Carer’s Allowance and Carer’s Benefit now shared with Revenue
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Court told mother was suffering mental disorder when she stabbed eight-year-old daughter
Elon Musk's X to block Grok from 'undressing' people as AI minister to meet representatives
Questions have been raised about how effective the measure will be.
Pedestrian, 80s, seriously injured in Donegal collision
George Nkencho was tasered twice before he was fatally shot by gardaí, inquest hears
Mountjoy Prison inspection finds cockroach infestations, degrading treatment and sexual assaults
Man allegedly showed body of dead ex-girlfriend to friends on FaceTime call, court hears
The Complex announces permanent closure after meetings to save it fail to produce solution
A €60k painting that hung in RTÉ's offices for decades has been returned to an art gallery
Man who killed neighbour in unprovoked one-punch attack gets six-year prison sentence
This Jordanian warehouse is holding tonnes of aid for Gaza but Israel won't let it through
Aid workers at the Al-Ghabawi facility called it ‘death by bureaucracy’ as the vital aid supplies sit gathering dust.
RIP.ie launches 'uplifting' podcast about grief
School seeks to have Enoch Burke jailed again after he shows up following release 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
'No secrets... just good work and a bit of luck': Arranmore's oldest citizen on turning 100
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
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
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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