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Fiennes’ wife was said to have blocked attempts by friends, including the British king, to reach out to him.

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Budget 2027 will be announced this day next week.

Meanwhile, Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant has called for all sides to “double down on compromise” to find a resolution.

Tusla is now considering centralising some data after an FOI request highlighted a gap.

Florence Road announced on Saturday that they wouldn’t be able to carry out their scheduled performances at California’s Ohana Festival due to their equipment being stolen.

Weather warnings, the Orange Order march and are U2 cool?

Local police said the man’s wingsuit failed to gain enough lift during the jump.

The team arrived back in Dublin on Monday night ahead of two more Nations League games this week.

Astra 6.1 “didn’t quite meet the bar in terms of staying within scope and authorisation, and how it communicates back to the user about the type of work it’s done,” OpenAI’s head of safety systems said.

Gardaí were alerted to the incident beside a residential property just after 3.40pm.

An ageing population, a looming labour shortage and a housing crisis are colliding with a generation increasingly wondering if they can build a future here.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham chaired an emergency cabinet meeting on Monday.

The ESRI expects the domestic economy to continue growing despite renewed pressure from energy prices.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin says he strongly supports the reforms.

It comes as part of a raft of measures Energy Minister Darragh O”Brien says will help households with rising costs.

The Climate Change Advisory Council released a damning statement accompanying its latest report, preparing for Ireland’s Changing Climate.

‘Maybe being massively popular while everyone insists you’re uncool is actually the most Irish kind of success.’

A judge described the man’s remark as “despicable” and an aggravating factor in the case.

The rocket reached orbit for the first time and deployed 26 satellites before splashing down in the Pacific Ocean on Monday.

The union said commitments made during talks at the Workplace Relations Commission have not been fully honoured.

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Rory O’Connor was killed in a hit-and-run in Listowel, Co Kerry on Saturday.

After being closed for a short time earlier, the surrounding red and green line stops have reopened.

The decision comes on foot of planned industrial action by union members in the public service.

New rules from Dublin City Council seek to move the area away from using bin bags for waste collection in the city.

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The child’s father appeared before Limerick District Court charged with child cruelty.

The site is in the very centre of Kyiv – usually well protected from Russian attacks – close to the German embassy and government buildings.

The Health and Safety Authority has launched an investigation into the incident in Banagher.

The Workplace Relations Commission ruled that Sheridan’s Cheesemongers had not breached the Equal Status Act.

Breandán Mac Cionnaith from the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition said he told Chris Bryant that an international mediator should be sought.

The woman was on duty at 2.30am when she was assaulted by a man who was alone.

Of those, 5,830 were children.

The prosecution told the court that the ‘aggravating factors are considerable’.

Claudia Tanase was attending Boots on Henry Street to purchase medicine for her ill child when she was refused entry.

Here’s what you need to know about AI chatbots and agents, and why some agents have been going rogue.

Bono, The Edge, Adam and Larry are performing to mark the 50th anniversary of the band’s formation.

The increase in farmed salmon in recent decades poses a threat to the environment and wild salmon populations.

Bid-rigging is an illegal practice where competing businesses secretly collude to determine the winner of a tender process.

The average increase in Ireland will be 5.9%.

The first ticket sale was this morning but based on the conversation online, not that many people got access codes.

Sayed Abu Farchi had just equalised for Israel in Linz when he ran to the corner of the pitch, pulled out the corner flag and appeared to mimic firing a gun with it.

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Failure to comply will be punished with a fine of up to 1,000 euros.

Garvaghy Road residents have said they will ‘come together’ if an Orange Order parade is allowed to march through their community.

Taoiseach speaks at the UN, Jason Knight says Israel game shouldn’t go ahead and Trump hosts Xi Jinping

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses.

Protesters at the demonstration, which was organised by Jewish Voice for Peace, held banners that read “Stop Arming Israel” and “End the Genocide.”

Numerous US tech titans attended the banquet, underscoring that trade and artificial intelligence were high on the agenda for Xi’s visit.