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Monday 26 July 2021
Graham Turley says the British MP was “just doing her normal day’s work as Veronica was”.
Communications Minister Denis Naughten says ambulances are now reaching houses quicker.
Singer says he was “hung out like live bait” as police say there is insufficient evidence against him.
A Dublin City Council investigation is now underway into the incident last night.
Bring a coat and a brolly if you’re venturing outdoors.
Woman describes how she went straight to gardaí when she received information from one of Eamon Cooke’s victims.
Today we’re asking if you’d like to see a Brexit take place.
Gardaí say the car crashed into a road barrier.
Clerys workers will hold a one-year anniversary protest at the store today.
55% of British people are in favour of leaving the EU.
The 30-year-old is being questioned in relation to the fatal shooting last month.
This morning we’re asking whether you would get your clothes off for a ‘liberating’ dining experience.
The Taoiseach says there must be consensus on what level of constitutional change is required.
Freed Australian journalist Peter Greste criticises the Irish government for failing to help Ibrahim Halawa.
Gardaí had appealed for help to find the 17-year-old Limerick boy.
It was one of nearly 90 incidents in which a vehicle, person or property was struck by a train or barrier.
The image was recalled within 90 minutes of being circulated.
The new smartphone app from the Dept of Foreign Affairs keeps travellers informed while abroad.
Gardaí are investigating after they were called to the Phoenix Park to try and rescue the dog.
Body-building steroids accounted for more than half of drugs illegally bought online.
Cashew & Pecan Lift and Apple Cinnamon Protein Punch products have been taken off the shelves.
The salary starts at over €4300 a month.
The two teenagers had never met before.
It’s a “unique combination of passion and perseverance” and it trumps having natural talent or a high IQ.
A judge ruled that he should not spend any more time in jail for office burglaries.
The teenager was sentenced to five-and-a-half years’ imprisonment, with the final 18 months suspended.
Naomi Donaldson and her little sister were diagnosed with MS within a year of each other. She describes how they’ve coped with it.
Police say a file is being prepared for the Northern Irish Public Prosecution Service.
A new study has found salt in moderation is good for you.
The files related to a Louth couple’s High Court action over the 1999 death of their 16-year-old son.
Alan and Adriana Watters have set up a fundraising page to thank the mother-of-13 who rescued their son.
Animal welfare groups are calling for greyhound breeding to be limited to protect dogs.
Massey Bros. is investing half a million euro on new premises and services across Dublin.
In the wake of a nine-year-old boy being removed from his grandparents’ care on age grounds, we looks at how foster care works.
One year on from the historic same-sex marriage referendum, key figures from both sides share their memories.
THE TOKYO 2020 Olympics kicked off on Friday at an eerily empty Olympic Stadium, after Covid-19 forced organisers to ban spectators at all but a handful of venues.
With the Games largely stripped down due to Covid-19, just 116 Irish athletes are participating this year.
The Olympics are generally watched around the world, with billions due to tune in at some stage.
So, today we want to know… Are you watching the Tokyo Olympics?
Poll Results:
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