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People are reporting on social media that tickets sold out within five minutes this morning.
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At least four people, including a young child were killed in the strikes
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The winner secured more than 100,000 votes.
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On 9 March 2006, Shea Bradley (29) died of gunshot wounds, which occurred at the lane way between Regal Park and Blackhorse Avenue, Cabra, Dublin 7.
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Portadown stand-off enters fourth day, Burnham says UK could rejoin EU and heavy weather knocks out power for 18,000…
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DRCC chief executive Rachel Morrogh said “disproportionately high numbers of young men believe rape myths and blame victims”.
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The base has been used in recent months by US bombers to launch air strikes against Iran.
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Nurses, civil servants and school staff are among those engaging in industrial action
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A number of Status Yellow weather warnings were in place from Tuesday afternoon until early this morning.
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Carthy said the people of Portadown had “rebuilt their community” after the trauma and “deep, deep hurt” of The Troubles.
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Research suggests moderate coffee consumption may have surprising health benefits, but there are some reasons not to overdo the caffeine.
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Labour’s election manifesto in 2024 ruled out joining a customs union, free travel area or the single market.
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As Irish drinkers embrace quality over quantity, the ice-cold, elegant and endlessly creative cocktail is back in fashion.
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Two GPs will argue for the three-day wait to be retained.
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The FAI is “bound” by UEFA rules, the organisation will tell the committee later today.
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The demographic with the largest patient growth was those aged between 16 and 34.
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Met Éireann has wartned that heavy rain could bring localised flooding and difficult travelling conditions overnight.
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The US president said he was seeing “tremendous self-policing” from AI companies after meeting some of the world’s biggest tech bosses.
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We totted up how much extra you will pay for ‘high protein’ products in Irish shops.
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The most important Irish and international stories you need to know today.
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The winner will be crowned on 1 December.
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Tensions around the Drumcree parade in the late 90s caused widespread rioting and a number of deaths were linked to the dispute.
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The image of the Jennifer Carroll MacNeill with Yoseph Haddad resurfaced after he attended Ireland’s controversial Nations League match on Sunday.
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Campaigners suffered a setback to their bid to stop Microsoft developing a data centre campus this week.
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Ireland without Katie McCabe, Denise O’Sullivan and Marisa Sheva for first leg of World Cup play-off semi-final against Kazakhstan.
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The decision by the Parades Commission to allow the Drumcree Orange Order march was heavily influenced by the PSNI submission.
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Within his hour-long address, the UK prime minister grew emotional as he said he believes in the UK his father represented as a trade unionist.
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America’s tech billionaires once promised an AI-powered economic boom, and Trump bought it.
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Parades, and protests against them, are legally governed by the same law in Northern Ireland.
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The boy started to access ‘singularly inappropriate’ material when he was nine or 10 years old, the court heard.
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Lindsay Clancy’s defence argued that the case against her was based on “speculation” after a jury failed to reach a verdict.
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Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
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The €2 fee comes just months after the introduction of a new €3 customs duty charge.
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The invasive insect was spotted and captured in Ringaskiddy, Co Cork.
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An independent commission found Man City arranged ‘sham’ commercial deals with a number of its sponsors.
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Sources have said that the victim of the crime was believed to have owed money to a drugs gang based in the Tallaght area.
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Bono likened the minister to Himmler, while Ben-Gvir described the musician as a terrorist.
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Bertie Ahern was head of the government during the height of the dispute, and said the Garvaghy Road residents have not changed their position on the Orange Order march.
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The former Ireland rugby international is accused of stealing a €158 Hermès fragrance from Brown Thomas.
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Sinéad O’Carroll is joined by David Sneyd, who has returned from a tumultuous few days in Debrecen with the Ireland football team.
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Douglas Carter was sentenced to death in 1985, after being found guilty of murdering Eva Olesen, an aunt of the local police chief at the time, in Provo, Utah.
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The funds will be used for developing facilities at the clubs, including possible floodlighting and a community walkway in Lismore GAA club.
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The marathon entry fee will jump €20 to €130.
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Gardaí charged a man and a woman with alleged perjury this morning.
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It was thought to be consigned to history, but the re-opened dispute has now entered day three.
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The judge said Dott’s behaviour had involved a ‘gross violation of trust’
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It would add to the four existing screens in its building off Market Square, bringing the cinema’s seating capacity to 694.
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Haskins played principal Richard Belding in the sitcom, which began in 1989
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Met Éireann has warned that “very strong and gusty southeasterly winds” may cause wave overtopping and flooding on coasts.