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Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Man arrested accused of deliberately starting deadly fire in Los Angeles earlier this year
Up to 200 Texas National Guard troops arrive in Illinois as Trump plans Chicago deployment
Woman (80s) dies following road traffic incident in Co Cavan
Government extends €1,000 renters tax credit despite warning from Department of Finance
Opposition parties round on Government for not mentioning homelessness in Budget speeches
UK's prosecution service appeals decision to throw out terror charge against Kneecap's Mo Chara
Counsellors and psychotherapists' body says regulator's new standards undermine client safety
Today is the deadline to register to vote in the presidential election
Greta Thunberg hailed by crowds in Athens after release from Israeli detention
Teenager hospitalised after shooting in Bluebell
Two men arrested as gardaí recover cash worth a combined €261,000
Snowstorm traps hundreds of hikers on Mount Everest
Sitdown Sunday: What happened when a Pacific island was cut off from the internet
Plan to replace local policing committees now moving ahead after criticism of delays
Someone is promising €30m for Waterford Airport - but local politicians aren't allowed to know who
Asylum seekers offered money by government to drop claims feel 'bribed' and 'threatened'
‘Is the money we’re being told to take worth more than our own lives and those of our children?’
Is your favourite bookshop on the Bookshop of the Year longlist?
TD criticises 'deterioration' of Garda Armed Support Unit amid plan for amalgamation
Construction bosses say they're sending their staff abroad for work because of uncertainty here
Taoiseach tells construction chiefs to 'stand up' for importance of immigration to industry
Gardaí received no reports of alleged attack and robbery of NFL quarterback in Dublin city
'I'm saving the state money': Minister defends €10,000 offer to families to drop asylum claims
Gardaí received no reports of alleged attack and robbery of NFL quarterback in Dublin city
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Skylar Thompson was allegedly attacked in the early hours of Sunday morning.
EU environment boss tests positive for 'toxic' forever chemicals in her blood
Prosecutor behind some of Ireland's highest profile murder cases appointed High Court judge
Rory McIlroy criticises fan behaviour as video shows his wife Erica being hit by beer cup
Moldova's election result hailed as 'loud and clear' pro-EU vote - despite Russian pressure
'All we want is to feel safe': Ukrainians in new Clonmel estate attacked and threatened
The incidents intensified after security guards left the site once the homes were completed.
'Novel' court action launched against EPA permit for data centre group's power plant
Martin Mansergh, key advisor to Fianna Fáil in the peace process, dies during visit to Africa
EU eastern states want a ‘drone wall’ along their borders
It looks like the €1,000 rent tax credit might get an extension
Maria Steen narrowly misses out on nominations to get on the Áras ballot
Steen appeals to Oireachtas members in last minute push to get on ballot before nominations close
The conservative campaigner is chasing 20 Oireachtas signatures by the end of tomorrow’s nomination deadline.
Jim O'Callaghan says families refusing transfers from Ipas centres are 'abusing' the system
Rental regulator set to issue ruling over €200 fee for leaving tenancy mid-lease
Standoff at Ipas centres over attempts to move hundreds of families out of accommodation
Industrial action against plans to cut pay by 20% at Cork pharma plant halted