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Photographers behind pictures of Ireland's coast and waterways honoured in Dublin
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Aer Lingus to cut up to 500 jobs and axe routes in major cost-cutting measures
The proposed cuts come after the airline suffered losses of €103 million in Q1 of this year.
Yesterday
15th July 2026
Taoiseach doesn't commit to timeline for approval of drug to treat Friedreich's ataxia
Joe Biden to publish book about his time in office
'Devastating' wildfire at Killarney National Park caused by human activity, minister says
The fire broke out in the park on Tuesday.
High temperature warning in effect for most of the country with 30C forecast in some counties
Sunday
12th July 2026
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Áine Lawlor signs off from The Week in Politics after more than 40 years at RTÉ
Ten counties issued with a high temperature warning
US senator Lindsey Graham, who criticised Irish support for Palestine, dies aged 71
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The building was evacuated due to buckled columns, cracks and sagging floors.
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RTÉ ordered to hand over unedited footage from nursing home documentary
State's judicial review reform faces its own challenge on cap to environmental legal costs
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Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Ham products from Brady family and Tesco and Lidl own brands recalled over listeria fears
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