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The concessions were made on the condition that the march would not actually go ahead.

Only 30 days to go until the trick-or-treaters are out in force.

Being disabled and homeless has long been normalised in Ireland, it is just largely hidden from us.

One pilot reportedly stabbed the other in an attempt to take over and crash the plane.

The men were released without charge and a file will be prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions.

DUP rejects Drumree deal, Flydubai passengers describe near-fatal crash and the FAI faces more scrutiny…

Esther Rantzen, who has died aged 86, was best known for her consumer champion role as the mainstay of the long-running BBC show That’s Life.

The band said they were “in awe of the wonderful community on the Garvaghy Road”.

The 41-year-old started the Nations League win over Wales last week but was left out of Sunday’s win in Norway.

Authorities are continuing to investigate whether the event was a terrorist attack

Tickets are valid on Dublin Bus for the duration of the disruption.

Find out what’s on in sport with Gavan Casey from The 42.

Heimir Hallgrímsson reveals he has spoken to a psychologist this week while association top brass face Oireachtas committee.

The Universal Social Charge was introduced as an emergency measure, but workers still pay it on every payslip.

The US Supreme Court rejected an application for a stay of execution on Tuesday.

Gardaí are continuing to investigate the discovery of a stag’s dismembered body at Newbridge Estate and Farm, Donabate, North County Dublin, last November.

Members of the public accused the minister of ‘grandstanding’, ‘bullying’ and ignoring women’s concerns.

Six of the nine members of Icelandic broadcaster RÚV’s board have said the country should not take part unless Israel is barred from the contest.

A new report shows 411 claims had been notified to the State Claims Agency by the end of last year.

This comes after Northern Ireland secretary Chris Bryant suggested earlier this afternoon that a deal was “tantalisingly close”.

The auditor said that the recovery of funds will need to be achieved without impacting the payment of future grant to dealerships.

Settlements agreed with potential providers in the wake of cancelled agreements formed a ‘material but undisclosed part’ of €35 million accrued in expenses from the Department of Justice last year.

A decades’ long competition, founded by John B Keane and other locals, still takes places every year in the Kerry town.

The Comptroller and Auditor General found that high-wealth individuals claimed €755 million in tax credits and reliefs in 2024.

Fitzmaurice was a highly prominent figure in the Jim Gavin-chaired Football Review Committee.

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Marion Moore (50) of Cill Phadraig, Newport, Co Tipperary appeared in connection with 57 charges of theft from the Bunratty Castle Hotel.

O’Donovan made the comment in relation to the FAI’s decision to fulfil the Nations League fixtures against Israel.

Patrick Kavanagh immortalised his raven-haired muse in verse, but Moriarty went on to have a remarkable life of her own.

The new measures will be in place for those in the process of installing heat pumps from 6 October, with more households eligible from the end of January next year.

The Taoiseach told the Dáil that reports over the weekend about pension increases “may not be accurate at all”.

Consumer authorities are examining whether virtual currencies make the real-world cost of purchases unclear to players.

Assistant Commissioner Denis Ferry and Chief Superintendent Brian Sugrue appeared before the Oireachtas transport committee to discuss motorway safety.

The deputy leader of the TUV admitted a photo he posted was AI-generated.

Six of Man City’s eight Premier League titles since Sheikh Mansour’s 2008 takeover came under Pep Guardiola’s management.

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The Crown Prosecution Service has said charging decisions will be made before the 10th anniversary of the disaster, which falls on 14 June 2027.

Anthony Foley was denied bail on 18 September in the District Court, but has formally appealed that decision.

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Buyers were “completely deceived” by vehicles that were previously unfit for roads

Passenger Miryam Shira Ohayon said the plane was “pretty much out of control” when one of the pilots tried to stab the other.

How did Drumcree become one of Northern Ireland’s most contentious flashpoints, why has the dispute returned now, and how might the current standoff end?

The government argues the new rules will align Ireland more closely with our EU neighbours.

The protest has been attended by Sinn Féin leaders Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill.

Councillors representing the area confirmed to The Journal that the plan has been paused.

A new Bill tomorrow puts the Housing Commission’s recommendation for a referendum back in the spotlight.

The manager said he believes that the fixture will be fulfilled

Israel’s Kan public broadcaster and Channel 12 reported that the Israeli military scrambled fighter jets after fears of a possible hijacking – with the hypothesis later dismissed.