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Siptu demands 'immediate' meeting with Iceland examiner as Waterford staff face 'forced closure'
Poll: Would you support a subsidised €9 monthly public transport ticket?
Wind industry seeks VAT reduction for e-bikes in Budget submission
Frozen food ban on Iceland stores lifted as extension granted on efforts to save the company
Poll: When was the last time you took a Covid test?
Man dead after crash between two e-scooters and a car in Dundalk
Sailors rescued overnight amid gale force winds and driving rain of Storm Betty
Woman arrested and two women in their 60s hospitalised following crash in Co Limerick
Almost 50,000 without power as cleanup underway following Storm Betty
Two-thirds of suckler farmers open to cutting herd numbers, survey finds
BOI suggests it won't charge interest to customers who withdrew extra cash during IT glitch
Report finds senior HSE official conducted 'seriously flawed' and 'biased' investigation
All Together Now to undertake 'full review' of disability access following criticism
Children aged six and seven can be registered for free GP care from today
Siptu asks Govt whether retained firefighters' dole payments have been 'deliberately blocked'
Investigation underway following shooting in Crumlin tonight
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
About 40 shops in Dublin city area have stopped selling newspapers
'It's recognition for these children': Scan for remains due for Tipperary Mother and Baby Home
Investigations unit in Dept of Agriculture 'decimated' by 'interference', whistleblowers claim
Clare locals say profiting from Cliffs and the Atlantic is putting their way of life at risk
Waterford firm linked to Australian 'megachurch' contracted to house refugees
Sinéad O'Connor's death 'not being treated as suspicious' but 'no medical cause of death' given
'We're lingering in no-man's-land': Parents decry mental health services facing their children
New rail plan for Ireland could double passenger numbers and increase intercity speeds to 200km/hour
Cairns accuses Irish Farmers' Association of 'denying reality' in defence of wildlife activist
Local politicians call for action over 'increased sense of threat' amid far-right protests
Waterford tapas bar owners withdraw license bid amid claims they owe money to wineseller
Cork residents fail in 'class action' against landlord over anti-social activity by his tenants
RTÉ apologises for 'poor sound quality' during Ireland's Women's World Cup opener
RTÉ apologises for 'poor sound quality' during Ireland's historic Women's World Cup opener
What impact might the Hollywood actors strike have on Irish film?