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Dublin Fire Brigade find human remains in burnt-out car in north Dublin
Gardaí are at the scene.
Gaza
Trump tells Israel to 'immediately' stop bombing Gaza after Hamas agrees to make a deal
Hamas has responded after Trump gave the group a deadline to agree to his plan, or else face “all hell”.
Country Music Special
Priscilla Presley to appear on Late Late show for star-studded country special
lord help us
RTÉ will air up to five presidential debates across radio and TV in run up to polling day
The Morning Lead
Scam agencies are tricking migrant nurses and Government departments in visa fraud schemes
Migrant nurses are being left jobless and distraught in Ireland when they realise that the job they travelled here to do never existed.
Irish Unity
Mary Lou McDonald to tell British Labour conference that a timeframe is needed for Irish unity
Defence Forces
Tánaiste promises that an Office of Veterans' Affairs will be in place by end of year
children's health
Irish Medical Council inspecting CHI intern programme after report flagged 'unsafe' conditions
Public Health
Irish experts have refuted Trump's 'horrific' claims linking paracetamol use to autism
The Morning Lead
TikTok accused of 'quietly' laying off Irish workers amid global job cuts
A union has said that TikTok is laying off workers gradually in numbers that don’t require public announcements.
UK State Visit
Trump and King Charles praise each other in banquet speeches as thousands protest in London
Danny Aruebose
Foster sister of Daniel Aruebose, little boy found dead in Donabate, says he was 'special and loved'
Speaking to The Journal, Danny’s foster sister remembers a young boy with a ‘strong personality’ who loved dancing and laughing.
Gaza City under fire
Over 100 people reported dead in first day of Israel's ground offensive in Gaza City
Journalists on the ground have reported that people with no money to flee to the south of Gaza have left their homes and are camped in front of a hospital.
Presidency race
'Dragon's Den has a lot to answer for': Dublin City Council bewildered by presidency pitches
It wasn’t the Conor McGregor show in Dublin City Hall today, but it was hectic all the same.
Kirk shooting
Charlie Kirk shooting: Everything we know about Tyler Robinson and the FBI investigation
Housing Crisis
New tenancy rents in Ireland have gone up across the board (by over 10% for eight counties)
Play Streets
These 26 Dublin city streets will temporarily close to traffic so kids can play later this month
raise a glass
Irish drinks firms may axe ‘hundreds of thousands’ worth of investment in US over tariffs
Middle East
New US Ambassador says aid must get into Gaza, acknowledges that Irish and US stances 'differ'
Foreign Affairs
Tánaiste says EU will lose its 'credibility' if there is no real action on Gaza genocide
Byrne Drain
Claire Byrne's shock exit from RTÉ comes at a time of change in Radio 1
At Newstalk, Byrne will go head-to-head with her replacement, RTÉ’s David McCullagh.
RTÉ
Claire Byrne is leaving RTÉ to go to Newstalk in shock move
The news has just broken this afternoon.
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