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Talbot Street
Man in his 40s charged in connection with arson attack on Islamic prayer hall in Dublin
Poppintree Park
Gardaí investigating assault of men in Dublin park condemned as unprovoked racist attack
EU law
Teeth whitening products sold online may contain unsafe levels of bleach, consumer watchdog warns
Talbot Street
Man (40s) arrested after fire at Islamic prayer hall in Dublin city centre
Gardaí are investigating an incident of criminal damage by fire at a premises on Talbot Street.
Maternity Care
Rotunda public consultants get financial 'gifts' from private colleagues for weekend deliveries
Mandatory wait
Sinn Féin to bring legislation to scrap 3-day wait for abortion after Soc Dems bill failure
Final Text
Iran says draft US peace deal to be signed 'remotely', possibly in 'coming days'
US President Donald Trump said yesterday that a deal would be signed “shortly”.
Hydration breaksRTÉ says it will continue showing ads during World Cup water breaks, but not too many
Hydration breaks
RTÉ says it will continue showing ads during World Cup water breaks, but not too many
The Morning Lead
New EU asylum rules begin, paving the way for detention centres and payments to Greece and Italy
The Irish Refugee Council said the Pact ‘prioritises expediency and fast-tracking over the rights and needs of the individual’.
The Morning Lead
The government will have to borrow to top up its new savings funds, spending watchdog warns
The government has been criticised for not spending windfall corporate tax revenue, but it turns out it has been.
Middle East
US launches retaliatory strikes on Iran after military helicopter shot down over Strait of Hormuz
Henry Nowak
A UK student's killing reignited claims about two-tier policing this week, but do they stack up?
aughinish alumina
Fine Gael MEPs 'deeply concerned' that Limerick refinery may be fuelling Russia's war in Ukraine
The Morning Lead
'No evidence' of a rural-urban divide on climate change, new study finds
The ESRI also found that farmers and non-farmers hold misperceptions of each other’s attitudes.
Co Louth
One person rescued and another still missing after boat sinks in Carlingford Lough
The sunken vessel is the Jas Josephine, a small fishing boat registered in Newry.
Grafton Street
Qayyum Balogun's family want justice for 'very quiet, easy-going boy' stabbed to death in Dublin
May
May 2026
Migration
New US Green Card policy could see Irish people separated from families and losing their jobs
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