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2025
Doctor pleads guilty to selling Matthew Perry ketamine in weeks before his death
Dublin Airport operator refused permission to demolish spiral parking ramps at Terminal 1
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
One person dead after ‘extensive’ outbreak of listeriosis linked to ready-made meals
Basketball Ireland 'assessing next steps' for Israel fixture amid humanitarian crisis in Gaza
Open verdict recorded in case of Cork woman (95) found dead in her nursing home bed
Victim of alleged Dublin mugger got tetanus shot after accomplice 'dug' her fingernails into his arms
Ireland had the second most expensive food prices in the Eurozone last year
Jewish man who faced antisemitic abuse on Dublin Bus says city 'a very bad place' for minorities
Former Clare hurler Niall Gilligan found not guilty of assaulting 12-year-old boy
Man who organised prostitution by leasing out eight properties to be used as brothels jailed
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Why Cork choked - and why that's okay
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A VAT cut for hospitality at a cost of €1bn? It's about protecting 200,000 jobs, says minister
Bank of Ireland donates €10,000 to wildlife charity in Kildare after oil spill in Dublin Park
Dublin Zoo 'delighted' at the birth of the third ever Irish-born okapi calf
​Psychiatric report on man charged over Parnell Square attack is being assessed, court hears
Debunked: Proposed building plans in Tallaght suburb are not for an IPAS centre
BBC says it didn't cut the Irish language intro to CMAT's new song during debut airplay
Has a navigation app ever taken you somewhere unexpected?
Ukrainians take to the streets after Zelenskyy signs new law that targets anti-corruption bodies
Irish striker Evan Ferguson's loan move to Italian club Roma has officially been confirmed
Workers at AIB told to return to office for three days per week
Crackdown announced on mass fishing of sprat in bid to protect whales and birds
Child poverty: One-parent families are acting as shock absorbers for failed policies
Karen Kiernan
Ozzy Osbourne: The crazy train-ride from Prince of Darkness to America's TV dad
A life in pictures – from stadium-filling frontman to a surprising second career as a reality TV star.
Me, myself and I: The magic of talking to yourself
Gwen Loughman
Thousands of controversial Chinese surveillance cameras installed in public places across Ireland
The Journal Investigates reveals Hikvision is used by councils, hospitals and universities despite bans in other countries.
Most councils use the red-flagged surveillance systems
Devices are installed in courthouses, maternity hospitals and swimming pools
No official Irish advice against using the cameras linked to human rights abuses
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Gardaí appeal for witnesses after attack on man by group of youths in Tallaght
Metrolink gets €2 billion funding boost - but no one knows what the final cost will be yet
Irish, Spanish and Dutch/Iranian groups came together to launch dangerous €58m cocaine plan
Tributes paid to young cyclist who died suddenly in France
Man (24) who fatally stabbed sister's partner with kitchen knife found guilty of manslaughter
Emotion palpable in court as young barman who argued self-defence is cleared of manslaughter
Rory McIlroy’s Portrush gesture completes one man’s 19-year journey to replace what was lost
David Bieleski first met Rory McIlroy when they were both 16. When they met again at Portrush almost two decades later, it completed a remarkable tale of redemption.
Lidl store on Fair City set delisted from Google Maps after woman tried to shop there
Jury in trial of former hurler Niall Gilligan asks: 'What's the next step if we're not unanimous?'
Man who organised prostitution across Dublin leased out eight properties as brothels, court hears