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Ex-gang leader sentenced to minimum 40 years for Tupac murder
Atlético Madrid increase pressure on Carrick's struggling Man United
HBO smash-hit Girls is making a comeback, with filming for new season to begin next year
Pope Leo diagnosed with lung cancer after undergoing surgery to remove growth
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
The battle for Silwan: Palestinian families face demolition and eviction in Jerusalem
In Silwan, a Palestinian neighbourhood in Israeli-controlled East Jerusalem, residents face mounting pressure as municipal authorities ramp up home demolitions and settler organisations pursue evictions.
Trump asks Greece ambassador to resign amid allegations of dodgy financial dealings
The largest strike in 15 years is happening on Wednesday. Here's everything you need to know
Which services will be impacted, which won’t and why is the action happening in the first place?
Sinn Féin TD Denise Mitchell to step back from public duties after cancer surgery
After a lot of spin, just one in four childcare services will have to cut fees under new 'caps'
Maths Week 2026: Your Tuesday puzzle
Former football manager appeals conviction for importing €2.7m of heroin
The Social Reckoning: The tech bros are having a Hollywood moment, and they’re not enjoying it
Marion McKeone
Ireland crush Kazakhstan 12-0 on aggregate to reach World Cup play-off final
Accused’s mental state at time of alleged family murders is central to trial, jury hears
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Recent investigations from our team shining a light on how Ireland works

Animal Testing
Irish universities paid hundreds of thousands for invasive animal experiments abroad
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Mother and Baby Unit
Location of mother and baby psychiatric unit still not decided after almost ten years of delays
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Foster Care
Tusla can't say how many foster carers were removed due to complaints or allegations
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Licence Applications
Who's behind the seaweed harvesting applications covering over 14,000 hectares of Ireland's coastline?
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'Her life revolved around her children': Shock and upset in Waterford estate hit by deadly arson attack
Residents learned early this morning that a fire had claimed the lives of couple Philip and Kim English, and two of their children.
Man (30s) arrested in connection with fatal shooting in Dún Laoghaire in July
Dublin City Council says litter 'likely to build up' across city during public sector strike
Trump's new Press Secretary took three questions and dropped a bombshell during White House debut
Phil Hogan says he will spend 'significant six-figure sum' in bid for top UN job
Hogan also said he wasn’t going to get into “revisionism” about his breaching of Covid guidline six years ago.
Head of Arthur Cox says 'unthinkable' that Ammi Burke could ever work for the law firm again
Four of five applicants for Basic Income for the Arts scheme were rejected, figures show
Gardaí to make decision to refer personal drug users to health services
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Who is on strike on Wednesday, and what can we expect?
It’s set to be the biggest public sector strike since 2009.
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‘We are the ordinary people’: A teacher on why she's taking a stand tomorrow
Ciara Reilly
Third teenager sent forward for trial over alleged attack on man near 3Arena
Couple killed alongside two of their children in Waterford arson attack named locally
The parents and two of their children died in the blaze on Birch Avenue in the city.
Gardaí have launched a murder investigation after what they describe as an arson attack.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has paid tribute to those affected by the incident.
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Minister Patrick O'Donovan takes ill at EU Presidency event and is taken by ambulance to hospital
Hungary has finally ditched an anti-LGBTQ+ law that's caused controversy for years
Timeline: The allegations against George Gibney, and how he evaded justice for decades
The first allegation against George Gibney was in 1967 – so how did it take so long for him to go to prison?
Worker awarded €40k after being placed on leave for refusing to take drug test
'Band of their generation': Five-star reviews for Fontaines DC's new album has critics gushing
Do you return your empty bottles and cans to reverse vending machines?
Government is 'playing a game of chicken' with unions as strike approaches
We’re not just being watched any more. We’re paying for the privilege
Kelly Earley
The FOI Files: How one ‘wrong’ word led to the same request being refused twice
Wildlife rescuer Ruairí Ó Leocháin was forced to appeal to the Information Commissioner twice after the Department of Agriculture rejected his request over his use of the word “snare”.
Hobbs and Phase Eight warn of order delays after cybersecurity incident