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Man appears in court charged with murder of mother-of-three Yveta Donovalova in Waterford
PSNI release footage of 'cowardly' car bomb attack outside Belfast police station
How close did the suspected gunman get to the US President in the latest Trump shooting?
Controversial Michael Jackson film rakes in $220m to break box-office opening record for biopic
'It cannot be built fast enough': Trump pushes for White House ballroom after gala shooting
Trump lashed out when elements of the shooter’s manifesto were read out to him on 60 Minutes.
Washington shooting suspect called himself ‘Friendly Federal Assassin’
McDonald says fox hunting ban is now Sinn Féin policy, but 'clearly not the core mission'
Teenage motorcyclist dead after collision with car in Donegal
Catríona Perry shares video of chaos after shooting at White House media dinner
Your Stories of Census 1926: Tracing the soldier who etched his name into a Drumcondra wall
Beds in the back yard: What will new rules mean for owners, buyers and prospective renters?
One modular unit builder said they have added €125,000 to the value of some properties.
Rental watchdog weighs in on stand-off between landlords and tenants over 'flatmate swaps'
Siptu seeks urgent talks with Pfizer after company confirms threat to 102 jobs
There are vastly differing views on what war means for home building
A housing summit in Croke Park found itself dominated by the Middle East conflict.
Housing summit hears US-Iran war adding up to €20,000 for homes
What did you find in the 1926 Census? Let us know
Fianna Fáil TD raises concerns about 'flatmate swaps' as a result of government's new rent laws
'NO MORE MR NICE GUY': Trump again threatens Iran's power plants over Hormuz closure
Traffic in the vital trade route has been at a standstill today.
Independent Ireland leader says he is in talks to recruit Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael councillors
Minister asks watchdog to track oil prices as he warns electricity prices could increase 8%
Tenants of country's biggest landlord face rising costs due to strict 'flatmate swap' rule
Aer Lingus cutting flights this summer amid warnings over oil crisis
Decorated Australian soldier charged with war crimes vows to clear his name
Duke of Devonshire's heir will travel to Lismore to meet local farmers over rent row
Man charged over alleged patrol car ramming that injured two gardaí in Monaghan
You'll be able to find out what your relatives were up to in April 1926 from tomorrow
Unions go looking for cost of living measures in meeting with Government today
Man hospitalised after suspected arson in Waterford
The incident happened overnight in the housing estate of Larchville.
The fuel protests have intensified power struggles in Ireland's farming lobby
Nitrates, Mercosur, Bord Bia: farmers have been trying, and often succeeding, at getting wins where they can.
'I'll never do it again': Jim Gavin gives first interview since dramatic exit from Áras race
'I'll never do it again': Jim Gavin gives first interview since disastrous Áras campaign
Fuel body says drivers face 'intimidation' as stock at pumps could be 10 days before normality
Five people arrested during fuel protests in Cork
Government to announce new fuel supports this evening
How do you feel about the protests now?