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A short supply of flu vaccines was reported in the last few weeks.

Public sector workers are due to strike nationwide next Wednesday.

It’s the second spinoff of the hit period drama.

Pike was sentenced to death in the state of Tennessee for a murder of a classmate committed when she was a teenager.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had launched a legal challege against Thames Valley Police over the lawfulness of the search warrants.

A number of high-profile politicians, including Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald, have attended the demonstration.

It is expected that the discussion will revolve around the implementation of promised reforms by RTÉ, including a voluntary exit programme.

Comedy panel show The Blame Game is also to be cancelled as part of cost-cutting.

Jim O’Callaghan also doubled down on his position on the solicitors’ strike once more.

Home heating oil alone rose by 58% in the last 12 months.

Find out what sport is on this weekend with Gavan Casey from The 42

The judge said she is not convinced that the alleged incident was politically motivated.

The author was awarded the prestigious prize by the Swedish Academy in Stockholm this afternoon.

Outdated grading information appeared on students’ results statements, although their actual grades were unaffected.

Trump may be in trouble, so Republicans face an uphill battle in November, but simply attacking the president won’t be enough to win back disillusioned voters.

The cost of a box of 20 cigarettes has increased by €2.50 in the last three budgets.

Gardaí have launched an investigation into how University of Limerick students allegedly smashed up a house.

A garda spokesperson confirmed that no injuries were reported.

The broadcaster says the government has broken a three-year funding agreement, while ministers insist RTÉ has not made enough progress on reform.

The 1973 Kenny Report took a strong line on compulsory purchase to get local authorities building – has its time come?

Scott gives “the performance of a lifetime” in Elsinore

Animal testing loopholes, Spanish housing protests and RTÉ loses €20 million…

The national forecaster has said that rainy conditions will continue into the weekend

Lunchtime protests are planned at hospitals across Ireland today ahead of next Wednesday’s public sector work stoppages.

Robert O’Connor is charged with the murder of his mother, father and brother.

The culture card that was promised in the budget has failed to materialise, but if it does appear, we should learn from similar schemes in other European countries.

The unit was first recommended in 2017, but the minister confirmed it could be another four years before it is open.

NAPD president Brian Doran told The Journal while the scheme is “worthwhile”, it is creating “an awful lot of administration”.

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The overseas experiments are completely uninspected and uncounted by Ireland’s regulator as they take place outside its jurisdiction.

The movement piled pressure on the minority leftist government to present urgent housing measures, including more restrictions on evictions and the automatic renewal of tenant contracts.

Artificial intelligence might be making us more productive, but if we rely on it too much, we risk losing our ability to truly understand anything.

The All Ireland Poetry Slam Championship has been ongoing for nearly two decades, and has its roots in events in Chicago that began in the 1980s.

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The lawyer said he was told Pike’s first words when she woke up were ‘Where am I?’

August Hanning ran Germany’s BND foreign intelligence agency between 1998 and 2005 and is suspected of charges including “attempted treason” and “espionage”.

Some TDs said the price hike will hit older people who are addicted to cigarettes, while others criticised the government’s health strategy.

It’s far in excess of the estimated sale price of between €20 million and €30 million first reported.

Yesterday’s budget showed a more mature approach to Ireland’s finances from the government, but it did also leave some of the country’s biggest problems untouched.

Gone are the days when heels were an absolute necessity for days in the office and nights on the town.

Defence Minister Helen McEntee was speaking at a press conference about the Defence and Foreign Affairs allocations in Budget 2027.

Dr Emma Howard, economist at TU Dublin, joins us to examine who gains most from the budget, and whether the measures are reaching those under the greatest pressure.

The Media Minister faced a litany of questions today about the various dramas involving him in the run up to the budget.

The sector’s funding has gone up by half a million compared with 2026.

The vaccine will be offered to people who are immunocompromised in early summer.

It is unclear the number and types of roles at risk.

A man in his 20s was left fighting for his life in hospital after the incident in January.

Dundrum House Hotel in rural west Tipperary had been at the centre of protests when it was transformed into an IPAS centre.

The assault took place during an aggravated burglary at a South Dublin home in 2003.