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Last year
2023
Man charged after discovery of body at house in Tipperary
Poll: Will you make a New Year's resolution?
Man (40s) dies in single-vehicle collision in Kerry
Surrealing in the Years: New retirement plan means 40 more years of this column
Carl Kinsella
Government needs to reach out to the poor and disadvantaged, says exiting Fine Gael TD
Opinion: Housing has always been a crisis for disabled people with thousands without a home
Jacqui Browne
Artisan toiletries, a Palestinian thobe and tracksuit tops among gifts to ministers in 2023
New flood forecasting centre to open early next year
Appeal launched after monkey goes missing from Wicklow sanctuary
Comets, eclipses and meteor showers: What to watch out for in the sky in 2024
UN Security Council calls for increased engagement with Taliban through special envoy
Beginnings, endings, Oireachtas hearings: A look back at The Late Late Show's rollercoaster year
Remote working: 'It has the potential to end the commute, which is getting worse'
Joanne Mangan
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Unsettled weather on the way with wind, rain, and snow-ice warnings issued
New requirement for all households to have brown bin from January 'won't be an overnight change'
Tornado suspected after buildings damaged by strong winds in Wexford
Man (39) wanted in Spain on drug charges arrested in Belfast
More than 40 people were brought to court over alleged wildlife crimes this year
State Man the impressive winner as Ireland's best two-mile hurdlers do battle at Leopardstown
'Sex aids' being imported to Ireland in 1992 had officials abuzz with questions
Tributes paid after 21-year-old woman dies in car crash in Derry
The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Bohs' star striker Jonathan Afolabi leaves club for move to Belgian top-flight
New on-the-spot fines for businesses that breach rules on giving tips to staff to be introduced
Man arrested over Christmas Eve gangland incident in Blanchardstown restaurant
Poll: Have you signed up to Threads?
System allowing people to work until 70 in return for higher pension takes effect from January
Dublin is safe compared to other western cities, Taoiseach insists
Fermanagh's Brendan Dolan shocks Gerwyn Price at World Darts Championships
World population due to top eight billion people by 1 January, US Census Bureau says
McAleese was urged to meet loyalists of Holy Cross school dispute weeks before renewed violence
Man arrested following discovery of body of man at Co Tipperary house
Financial analyst: How to make your money go further in 2024
Mark Coan
Viktor Orban, Gaza, and an EU-wide definition of rape: Irish MEPs' top concerns going into 2024
Barnardos appeal for unwanted Christmas gifts to help fund the charity's work
Clare tourism tensions continue with locals 'lobbying' against council's latest moves
There has been a growing divergence at Clare County Council’s plans to monetise different parts of the county’s offerings.
The latest flashpoint is the introduction of charges at award-winning Vandeleur Gardens
This will result in the attraction losing its Green Flag Award this spring
The council has also been accused of blatantly 'ripping off' tourists at the Cliffs of Moher