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29th September 2024 - 5th October 2024
Here's everything you need to know ahead of the US vice presidential debate tonight
Israel vows to retaliate after Iran launches almost 200 missiles in response to Lebanon attacks
The missile attack came after Israel invaded southern Lebanon earlier today.
Larry Donnelly: Tonight's VP debate could prove crucial in the race for the White House
Larry Donnelly
'We served the people of Cork': Iconic chipper Jackie Lennox's to close
Garda fraud squad freezes 12 bank accounts and search three properties in Cork
Expansion to free IVF scheme to allow couples with a child to access treatment
Tribunal in London to probe claims PSNI spied on journalists Barry McCaffrey and Trevor Birney
Investigation launched after teenager hospitalised following serious assault in Dublin
Over 70s to be allowed bring loved one or friend on public transport for free
Countdown begins on ‘public safety’ XL bully ban as phase one launches
It's Budget Day 2025 - Here's a look at how things will play out
Two double child benefit payments, a cut to USC, fuel payments and a €1,000 rent tax credit are all expected in today’s announcement.
Parenting: We're only just in the door at school and now the bugs have hit
Margaret Lynch
EU countries must 'sacrifice' their relationships and reliances on multinationals - ex-Italy PM
Budget 2025: €420 'baby boost' for new parents among one-off payments in cost of living package
Some once-off payments will likely be issued before Christmas.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Only 61% of carbon tax funds have been spent funding climate action schemes
Death toll from Hurricane Helene could be as high as 600, US official says
Man (70s) and woman (40s) injured in road traffic collision in Co Roscommon
Netflix loses bid to have Baby Reindeer defamation case thrown out
Man accused of attempting to kill Donald Trump on Florida golf course pleads not guilty
Opposition TDs condemn Ireland's decision not to join walk out during Netanyahu's UN speech
Eighth man appears in court over alleged false imprisonment of woman in Dublin flat last week
Man (70s) dies in single-vehicle collision in Co Kilkenny
Last push to restore 9% hospitality VAT rate with discussions 'ongoing'
High Court overturns An Bord Pleanála planning refusal for Kerry LNG terminal
‘They just turned on her’: Sister of XL bully victim pleads for stricter rules ahead of ban
Ex-Strictly pro cleared of abuse claims but BBC upholds 'some' complaints by Amanda Abbington
Hannah McCarthy in Lebanon: 'Hezbollah and supporters are in shock after death of Nasrallah'
The journalist in Beirut says the population has been left reeling by Israel’s latest attacks.
FactCheck: Why are so many people presenting as homeless in Dublin?
Opinion: We have an idea what to expect in tomorrow's budget - what’s in store for you?
Ralph Benson
Assets held in Apple escrow fund grew by €400 million last year
We asked poverty experts what the Government should prioritise in the Budget
Oasis announce US tour dates, with no dynamic pricing for tickets
The night Kris Kristofferson supported Sinéad O'Connor on stage amid boos in New York
Cost of modular homes for Ukrainian refugees double to €436k per unit
HSE launches winter vaccination programme and warns that Covid-19 and flu are on the rise
Two Sinn Féin press officers resign over references for colleague accused of child sex offences
Man appears in court and two women arrested over €1.4m gold bullion and cocaine seizure