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Driver arrested after teenage girl dies in single-vehicle crash in Co Wicklow
Yesterday
4th May 2024
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Over 50 tents set up along Dublin's Grand Canal by asylum seekers, including Palestinians
A 22-year-old Gazan whose father was killed in a bombing last month is amongst the asylum seekers who have pitched tents along the canal.
- Over 50 tents have been set up along the Grand Canal, as a new encampment is forming after the Mount Street area was cleared.
- Palestinians are amongst the asylum seekers living there, including a 22-year-old from Gaza whose father was killed in a bombing.
- Some of the asylum seekers at the new encampment went to Citywest, but were told the centre is at capacity.
In pictures: Irish-Palestinian man Zak Hania reunites with family in Dublin Airport
Holly Cairns rejects ambassador's claim that Soc Dem's 'discriminated' against Israeli candidate
Last week
28th April 2024 - 4th May 2024
Enoch Burke to await High Court ruling on defamation case against Sunday Indo from Mountjoy cell
A judgement is expected to be issued electronically in the case in the coming weeks.
Burke told by Sunday Independent editor it's evident he could have 'annoyed' other prisoners
Sunday Independent owner admits inaccuracies in article but says Enoch Burke 'damaged' his own reputation
Enoch Burke tells court that other prisoners in Mountjoy praised him, were not annoyed by him
Last month
April 2024
Drew Harris claims small number of gardaí who sexually preyed on vulnerable people still serving
Gardaí are revisiting Stardust files from 1980s and 2016 following inquest result
Dublin-based nurse accused of scamming 300 Indians out of thousands of euro in fake HSE jobs fraud
Sooraj Miraleedharan had been living a double life as a staff nurse in a Dublin hospital, while operating a highly profitable scam that has victimised hundreds of nurses.
Tripinathura Police have given a statement to local media in Kerala confirming that they arrested 35-year-old Sooraj on fraud charges.
Twelve nurses have told The Journal how they unknowingly submitted fraudulent documents to the Irish embassy in India.
HSE spent €21.6m with University of Limerick recruitment firm but can't say how many staff hired
'We loaded onto a bus in Naas and headed to Dublin': Gardaí reflect on lessons from the riots
Garda who policed protest at O'Gorman's house says handling of incident was 'sensationalised' online
'I've been on a mission since the night I ran out looking for him': Stardust families react
Tánaiste 'disappointed' that UN has not voted in favour of Palestine membership after US veto
Dr Fauci in Dublin: I'm concerned false info online could lead to further rise in measles cases
Dr Fauci said that he has been ‘extensively’ threatened by anti-vaxxers, but that doctors can’t be afraid to give out factual advice.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
O'Neill 'sorry for every loss of life' in Troubles, says Kingsmill families deserve justice
Two men arrested in North Dublin over theft incidents, including multiple burglaries
TikTok and YouTube Shorts feeding male users misogynistic content, Irish research shows
The researchers tracked the content recommended content being fed to ten ‘sockpuppet’ accounts that identified as male on TikTok and Youtube Shorts.
Three men arrested in connection with attempted kidnapping and assault in Belfast
Search stood down after body found in search for missing man
'Life under Covid-19' pics from Irish photographers capture 'difficult time' in our history
Tánaiste calls Israeli ambassador's comments on Ireland recognising Palestine 'absurd'
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
FF Budget promises: More energy credits and a €10 child benefit boost
Gardaí investigating fire at Co Wicklow site earmarked for asylum seeker accommodation
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
A warning to social media firms and an appeal to Iran: Martin rallies troops at FF Ard Fheis
Micheál Martin said that Ireland is facing “enormous” challenges, but that the country “can and will overcome”.
Another Dublin primary school is to be divested from Catholic Church
Explainer: How the 'honeytrap' sexting scandal has rocked Westminster
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
RTÉ employees urged not to accept gifts worth over €100, told to declare all freebies
Teens in private residential care dropped off at Tusla HQ over safety concerns
Private operators of residential care homes for migrant teens had fears over grooming and drug use.
Evidence had been found which suggested teens were being groomed and at risk of sexual exploitation.
Requests to move the at-risk children weren't granted - so the private firm staff decided they needed to discharge the teens from their care.
Protocols brought in since the invasion of Ukraine mean the staff-to-children ratio in these facilities is not as strong as it is in Tusla care homes.
Over 100 Irish women travelling to Romania for endometriosis surgery every year