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'We're really surprised she didn't notice them': Woman has 27 contact lenses removed from eye
The wine industry in Europe could be in trouble due to global warming, researchers warn
Rising temperatures will make it harder for planes to take off in coming decades
How far are we from seeing driverless cars on Irish roads?
Afghan girls to attend US robotics event after Donald Trump allows visa u-turn
Jupiter's Great Red Spot has just been snapped from above and the images are stunning
A trillion-tonne iceberg has snapped off west Antarctica
Holocaust survivors more at risk of developing cancer
Locals angered by 'lack of consultation' by government over mass harvesting of seaweed
After a few glitches, Facebook is confident its drones will provide internet to 4 billion people
Volunteers wanted to help spot crabs on Irish coasts
Scientists baffled by appearance of pink sea creatures off Alaska
Great Ormond Street Hospital applies for new hearing into baby Charlie Gard's case
Gonorrhoea 'sometimes impossible' to treat due to antibiotic-resistance - WHO
A huge chunk of ice 60 storeys high is about to break off Antarctica
Something very unusual is going to happen in caves around Ireland this summer
EPO will not help amateur cyclists perform better in road races
Cyberattack that has swept the world was 'aimed at Ukraine'
A patch on the wrist could deliver flu vaccine instead of needle
Iceland's volcano eruption could reveal aerosols' climate change effect
Shape of bird eggs related to their ability to fly - study
Older fathers have 'geekier' sons
Vaccines can be blamed for illness without scientific proof, EU court rules
Poll: Do you find it hard to sleep on these bright nights?
Cholesterol-lowering vaccine could be available in six years
Trend towards 'killer heatwaves seems unavoidable', scientists warn
'I didn't want to be known as the person who broke something on the Hubble telescope'
Good news for pale skin: Scientists have come up with a drug to help people tan without exposure to the sun
Friends could be more important than family
Terminally ill baby boy at London hospital must be kept alive until at least Tuesday, court rules
Public health could be 'at risk' from exposure to microplastics in drinking water
Even moderate drinking can damage your brain, new research says
An egg a day helps children grow - science
Up and running: 'First fire' of waste at controversial Poolbeg incinerator
Wide awake: Late-night phone use harms teenagers' mental health and sleep quality
Global warming could make some cities eight degrees hotter by end of century
Iceberg as big as Galway on the brink of breaking away into ocean
UK zoo blames 'freak accident' after zookeeper is killed by tiger
Irish women may need fewer smear tests to screen for cervical cancer
By 2018, transport fleets like Bus Éireann will have green energy buses