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April 2024
Three men rescued from tiny island in Pacific Ocean after writing 'HELP' on beach using palm leaves
Two men in critical condition following 'serious' collision on M9 in Kilkenny
Muslim cleric Dr Umar Al-Qadri to run in June's European elections
Two Defence Forces personnel injured during parachute training
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Man (20s) hospitalised after being seriously assaulted in Dublin park this morning
Green light given for development of long-awaited Dublin Family Courts complex
Three men charged after seizure of €700,000 worth of cannabis in Co Roscommon
Two skiers dead after four people swept away in avalanche in Austrian Alps
Five people arrested after at least three people shot at Eid al-Fitr event in Philadelphia
Dublin City Marathon to keep traditional city-centre start and finish for 2024 race
Hamas chief says three of his sons and several grandchildren killed by Israeli strike in Gaza
Dublin Marathon to start and end in city centre despite request from NTA to move location
Patrick O'Donovan and Peter Burke named as ministers after appoitnment by Taoiseach Simon Harris
As the new leader of the country, Harris has this evening nominated members of Cabinet from his own party.
Three men arrested as gardaí seize €700,000 worth of cannabis in Co Roscommon
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Security to be increased at Champions League quarter-final matches after Islamic State threat
Two more measles cases confirmed - bringing total number this year to 13
Appeal for information after man allegedly robs CeX store at gunpoint in Limerick
'Deeply disappointing': Carlow shop gutted by fire after car crashes into it overnight
IAEA warns about drone attacks on Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant
Less than six months after his resignation, Paddy Cosgrave is back as Web Summit's CEO
Median asking price for homes now €340k as property prices rising at fastest pace in 18 months
Man charged and due in court over seizure of €135,000 of suspected cocaine and cannabis in Dublin
Quiz: How well do you know these stops and towns on the Dublin-Wexford train line?
Storm Kathleen: Flooding and strong winds expected with Status Orange warning for five counties
Heather Humphreys officially confirmed as the new deputy leader of Fine Gael
Irish man killed in helicopter crash in Swiss Alps named
'A tragic loss': Tributes paid as man (80s) and woman (70s) die in house fire in Cork city
UN Human Rights Council demands halt to all arms sales to Israel
It is the first time the United Nations top rights body has taken a position on the conflict.
The Erez crossing in northern Gaza will be temporarily reopened for the first time since the Hamas attack on 7 October.
Netanyahu's office also said Israel would allow its port in Ashdod to process aid shipments bound for Gaza.
Ireland's largest offshore wind project off Wicklow coast will have '60 to 75' turbines
Dog warden issues warning to owners after three dogs attacked in Co Clare in recent days
GPs at ED doors and fast build beds: The HSE and Donnelly's plan to tackle UHL's overcrowding
Man appears in NY court charged with murder of Longford native Sarah McNally in New York
12-year-old boy suspected of shooting classmates tells police he was bullied at school
Northern Ireland AG warns of need for caution when commenting on criminal proceedings online
Funding secured to provide space for up to 670 additional prisoners