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Wednesday
17th April 2024
Man who subjected ex-partner to brutal assault after drinking for five days avoids jail
HSE will not review care for people with Long Covid until new evidence emerges
Seven arrests following large-scale garda seizure involving drugs, weapons, vehicles
Hugh Grant settles claim against owners of The Sun newspaper due to risk of large legal costs
Leaving Cert grading system to start returning to normal in 2025 but stay the same this year
Debunked: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy did not buy a British Royal residence
Delegation from CERN arrives in Dublin to assess Irish membership application
Authorities investigating ransomware attack on charity that works with vulnerable children
Poll: How often do you order food for delivery?
'Very frustrating': Ireland's bid to host World Rally Championships falls through over funding
Writers' strike looms for Sesame Street as staff call for fair contract
Good news - there'll be good sunny spells and plenty of dry weather this weekend
Security Council to vote Thursday on Palestinian state UN membership
Australian police defend their decision to declare Sydney church attack as 'terrorism'
Volcano erupts in Indonesia's outermost region, hundreds evacuated
TikTok and YouTube Shorts feeding male users misogynistic content, Irish research shows
The researchers tracked the content recommended content being fed to ten ‘sockpuppet’ accounts that identified as male on TikTok and Youtube Shorts.
Harris' first EU Council: Taoiseach to urge leaders to use 'every lever' to bring about ceasefire
Despite drop, Ireland still has the third highest number of pubs per capita in the world
Law Reform Commission calls for Safeguarding Body to be set up to help protect at-risk adults
Long Covid: 'The public, the government and the HSE do not understand the scale of this issue'
Long Covid Advocacy Ireland will call for the Government to review how people with the condition are cared for at the Oireachtas Health Committee today.
Tuesday
16th April 2024
Three men arrested in connection with attempted kidnapping and assault in Belfast
'Deadly' floods hit Dubai, scores of flights are diverted
Irish man included in first six jurors chosen for Donald Trump’s hush money criminal trial
The Explainer x Noteworthy: Why are our peatlands still being exploited?
Murder accused used phrase 'Conor McGregor knockout' to describe 'flooring' victim, court hears
Úna Ní Raifeartaigh elected as Ireland's new judge at European Court of Human Rights
Harris finds it 'a little hard to hear' Israeli ambassador talking about Ireland being on the 'wrong side'
Sunak's plan for smoking ban for those born after 2009 passes first hurdle in Commons
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Dublin Bus chief: 'It's easy for cynics to sneer at efforts to climate-proof bus services'
Billy Hann
'Generous' Dublin restaurants 'happy to help', providing free meals for asylum seekers
Government further extends paid leave scheme for public health workers suffering from long-Covid
Two men executed after being convicted of murder in 1883 recommended for presidential pardons
Birmingham Airport reopens after suspending operations over 'security incident' on Aer Lingus flight
Man charged over Paudie Palmer death admitted to mother in text he left scene of crash, court hears
Search stood down after body found in search for missing man
Broadcaster Paul Byrne sues Virgin Media over disciplinary process and suspension from work
From Toy Man to Book Man? Tubridy’s new podcast is more about anecdotes than books