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Paul O'Donovan and Fintan McCarthy take gold medal in men's lightweight double sculls final
The Skibbereen duo successfully defended their title to claim back-to-back golds.
Australian report finds Israeli strike that killed seven aid workers in Gaza result of 'serious failures'
Intel to cut 15% of jobs globally to 'resize and refocus' company
Artist's marathon battle to avoid eviction now in sixth year (and it's due back before court in autumn)
Dublin City Council's plans for 300 bike bunkers for the city just took a big step forward
First public hearing in Omagh bombing inquiry to take place today
Taoiseach says Ireland is 'at a critical juncture' and must reverse trend of increasing road deaths
Saipan: Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy's infamous World Cup bust-up is being made into a film
Edna O'Brien remembered as a 'firebrand' who 'changed the nature of Irish fiction'
Tributes paid as 14-year-old boy who died in e-scooter collision in Kilkenny named locally
AIB warns of 'taxi scam' where customers are asked to hand over bank card to courier
Asylum applications from Jordan and Nigeria prioritised in effort to 'speed up' processing
Sitdown Sunday: The woman who fell 14,000 feet to the ground and survived
RTÉ to audition 150 applicants to fill roles on 2FM following presenter exodus
Painting to begin on Dublin's Poolbeg Chimneys next month as part of maintenance work
Repainting of the red and white bands of the chimneys is due to get underway next month – weather dependent – and continue through September.
'She'll make a fantastic president': Barack Obama endorses Kamala Harris's bid for White House
Renewed appeal for information over murder of Mark Burke in 2014
Search for young boy missing at the Cliffs of Moher resumes
'Screamed at': Why did a row break out at Catherine Martin's press conference on RTÉ funding?
Man and woman charged over murder of Kevin Davidson in Belfast
Netanyahu slams Gaza protesters and Iran in appeal before US Congress
The Israeli Prime Minister also called for US military aid to Israel be fast-tracked.
Five to appear in court charged in connection with Dublin riots last November
Aer Lingus pilots' union votes by 85% to accept Labour Court pay increase recommendation
Renewed appeal for information over murder of Paiche Unyolo Onyemaechi in 2004
Murder investigation launched following discovery of man's body in Belfast
Joey Barton charged with sending malicious communications online
Trump campaign preparing new attack plan against Kamala Harris
'It's good to be back': Oliver Callan returns to radio show after having skin cancer surgery
Man due in court charged over €9.6 million Dublin drug seizure
British woman and husband found dead in boat after trying to cross Atlantic Ocean
Multiple child sexual abuse allegations made against former bishop Eamonn Casey
Sitdown Sunday: A double murder in paradise - who killed the Hollywood expats?
Ryanair passengers advised to arrive early and NCTs disrupted due to global IT outage
Man due in court over threats to Mary Lou McDonald and Garda Commissioner
'I'm not supposed to be here': Trump recounts assassination attempt in lengthy speech
The 78-year-old received a rapturous welcome as he took to the stage at the Republican convention to accept the party’s nomination for US president.
Bereaved families 'extremely concerned' about scope of HSE probe into baby and mother deaths
Siblings in their 70s killed in Donegal collision, as woman in her 80s dies in Meath crash
It brings the number of people who have died on Irish roads this year to 110.