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Ireland left in pit of despair after another Greek defeat
Ireland fell to a 2-0 defeat at home.
Mel Stride knocked out of Tory leadership race as Jenrick tops second round
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Abuse inquiry
Scoping report reveals 844 alleged abusers in over 300 schools
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Almost 2,400 allegations of abuse of children in schools run by religious orders
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How will the Commission into child abuse work, and which schools will it cover?
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Abuse survivors believed paedophile rings operated at some schools
Minister says 'sensible decisions' will be made by Govt on how to spend €13bn Apple tax money
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Former TD accused of driving under influence of cocaine challenges findings of blood sample
Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter album snubbed by Country Music Awards despite topping the charts
Solution to land hoarding tax impasse expected before Budget day with discussions 'ongoing'
Israeli strike on so-called safe zone kills 19 people, Gaza health ministry says
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Voices
A mix of personal stories and opinions on the stories of the day.
Religious organisations, as well as the perpetrators, must be held to account for this abuse
Rachel Morrogh
It's time for a national conversation on the issue of child sexual abuse
Dr Joe Mooney
Both candidates must play it carefully in the upcoming presidential debate
Larry Donnelly
We should welcome the new evidence that Ozempic may slow down ageing
Professor Robert Byrne
Cabinet approves ban on sale of single-use vapes and restrictions on flavours
'Value for money' concerns over proposed state purchase of land in Delgany
Man appears in court charged in connection with death of Limerick woman in 2022
Hospitals, trains, millions of Oasis tickets: Nine ways Ireland could spend its Apple billions
Donohoe 'disappointed' over Leinster House bike shed spend, says report must be completed quickly
Two men charged with alleged immigration offences remanded in prison in Limerick
Coroner rules Jeremy Kyle Show's treatment of guest did not contribute to his death
Garda sanctioned for inappropriate relationship with domestic abuse victim, GSOC annual report shows
Arson charge brought against man accused of attack that destroyed ancient mummies
Disqualified driver killed in 2019 crash had almost twice the legal alcohol level in his body
Conan O'Brien wins Emmy for 'Ireland' episode of his travel show, featuring Ros na Rún
Man and woman arrested in Finglas as part of cyber fraud and money laundering investigation
Dentists say they’re in short supply because colleges forced to rely on foreign students’ fees
Man charged with murder of young man in Tallaght remanded in custody awaiting evidence
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Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes convicted of dangerous driving and disqualified for two years
He has also been returned to court for consideration of whether a suspended prison sentence for violent disorder should be activated.
Rodents, dead cockroaches and a potato peeling station in a shed: FSAI shuts 8 food businesses
File sent to DPP about charges after death of Canadian tourist injured on O'Connell Street
Over 540,000 people using ‘at risk’ water supplies despite recent 25,000 decrease
Casting call: HBO is seeking Irish and UK kids to star in its new Harry Potter adaptation
Jeffrey Donaldson pleads not guilty to 18 charges of historical sexual offences
EU court rules Apple must pay Ireland €13 billion in unpaid taxes after lengthy legal saga
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) is the highest court in the EU.
The court ruled that Ireland granted Apple unlawful aid which Ireland is now required to recover.
In a statement, the Irish Government said the funds will now be drawn down from an escrow fund.
EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said the case was a win for "European citizens and tax justice".