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Putin poised for fifth term in power as final day of voting in Russian election underway
Sitdown Sunday: What it's like to have your childhood made into online content
Taoiseach still has 'some' text messages from Covid pandemic period
Iceland volcano erupts for fourth time in three months, prompting fresh evacuations
Gaza ceasefire talks expected to resume as Netanyahu approves plans for military operation in Rafah
The White House, which has said an assault on Rafah would be a “red line” without credible civilian protection plans, said it had not seen the plan.
Hamas has proposed a six-week ceasefire and the exchange of several dozen Israeli hostages for Palestinian prisoners, with Israel sending a delegation to Qatar for negotiations.
The main UN agency operating in the Palestinian enclave said that one in three children under two years of age are now acutely malnourished in northern Gaza.
Irish Aviation Authority warns against drone flights over St Patrick's Day parade in Dublin
Judge delays Donald Trump's hush-money criminal trial for 30 days
Israeli military denies Gaza health ministry claim it killed at least 20 people waiting for food aid
The health ministry accused Israeli troops of opening fire from “tanks and helicopters” as Palestinians gathered at a roundabout in Gaza City.
Diggers move in to Casement Park as O'Neill says Euros is 'huge opportunity'
Dua Lipa, Coldplay, SZA and Shania Twain to headline Glastonbury
EU calls on Israel to open additional crossings to allow more aid to reach Gaza
It comes as the first boat loaded with 200 tonnes of food aid makes slow progress towards the Gaza Strip.
Metrolink station could be renamed to honour pub set to be demolished during project construction
Hedigans ‘The Brian Boru’ pub would be demolished in order to construct the Glasnevin MetroLink station if the plan is approved.
Sitdown Sunday: 43 Mexican students vanished in 2014 - their families are still looking for answers
Over 20% increase in first preference applications to study dentistry, CAO figures show
Gardaí investigating after Minister's car damaged in Waterford
President Higgins returns to in-person duties after spending week in hospital
Irish wolfhound set to feature in a new design for Irish passports
Attorney General's advice to minister leaked ahead of referendums
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
US Supreme Court sets date to hear Donald Trump's presidential immunity claim
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Eamon Ryan to 'set the record straight' in meeting with Michael O'Leary tomorrow
Varadkar says higher social welfare rates for Ukrainians in State accommodation not sustainable
Martin and Steen trade barbs in Prime Time debate as referendum campaigns enter final days
The debate was chaired by Sarah McInerney on Prime Time.
Cabinet approves Bill to outlaw mandatory retirement age in employment contracts
Varadkar clarifies Six O'Clock Show comments about upcoming care referendum
Government approves funding for measles catch-up vaccine programme
Terence O'Rourke confirmed as new chairman of RTÉ board as two other positions filled
Ex-Garda deputy commissioner to head up new stakeholder group on dog control
Terence O'Rourke set to be appointed as new RTÉ chairperson
President Michael D Higgins to remain in hospital until Thursday after 'mild transient weakness'
Former RTÉ chair says her 'enforced dismissal' seemed designed 'to damage her reputation'
US Supreme Court overrules decision to remove Donald Trump from Colorado ballot