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RTÉ won't be doing its annual Christmas Eve broadcast live from Grafton Street this year
Putin ‘morally responsible’ for death of British woman poisoned by Novichok, inquiry finds
Woman arrested in connection with investigations into money laundering released without charge
Taxi drivers holding another rush hour protest in Dublin this evening over Uber fixed fares
Man and boy injured in collision between car and van in Kilkenny
Man (40s) arrested in connection with attempted murder in Co Donegal
The government has a new plan to speed up big infrastructure projects - here's what's in it
It is being billed as a “move away from a culture of caution” when it comes to delivering much needed infrastructure.
High social media use and sexting linked to poorer mental health in teenagers, study finds
Glen of the Downs nature reserve to expand as State buys over 40 hectares of adjoining land
The Glen of the Downs is designated as a Special Area of Conservation for the habitat old sessile oak woods and is one of Ireland’s few remaining ancient woodlands.
Rosslare Europort to seek planning permission for €220m offshore renewable energy hub
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Jury trials to be scrapped in England and Wales for crimes with sentences of under three years
Sitdown Sunday: Police believed a missing kayaker had drowned. Then they made a discovery
UN Security Council approves Trump-backed 'stabilisation force' for Gaza
Frost and ice on the way with Arctic airmass to bring colder temperatures (and some snow)
In reversal of earlier stance, Trump calls on Republicans to release Epstein files
Hungary v Ireland: What do Ireland need to do to qualify for the World Cup?
Sitdown Sunday: Inside the surveillance empire that tracked thousands using phone numbers
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Supreme Court agrees to hear appeal over State's failure to accommodate asylum seekers
'The risks are severe': Parents urged not to buy e-scooters for children this Christmas
Man (20s) arrested after ketamine worth over €500,000 seized in Co Kildare
Gardaí investigating after body of man in his 30s discovered in Dundalk
Ireland has blown its first carbon budget target
Third man arrested in connection with cross-border terrorism investigation
Teenage boy charged in connection with riot in Saggart last month
Two men injured following alleged assault in Co Laois
'It paid for a lot of dinners': The new era of Liveline has seen its classic theme tune scrapped
Sitdown Sunday: She gave birth to her 13th child at 62 - but she wanted more
Hundreds of US flights cancelled amid government shutdown (but Irish flights aren't expected to be affected)
An Aer Lingus spokesperson told The Journal that it received confirmation that international flights are exempt from the reductions.
Guns, ammunition and pipe bomb components seized from property in Cork
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Ex-prince Andrew summoned by US Congress for interview to explain Epstein links
Belfast woman (54) who falsely offered to donate kidney to man awaiting transplant is jailed
There's been a 20% jump in renters at risk of homelessness seeking help from Threshold