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Dog fouling drops over 50% in Galway after spray paint trial
Council hits back at damning report from Children's Ombudsman on Cork halting site
Tourism Ireland spent almost €50,000 on Assassin's Creed marketing campaign
Advisory group will attempt to 'achieve gender balance' in Leinster House artworks
Move to restrict legal cases against planning proposals provokes nearly 300 complaints
Met Éireann staff advised to say Irish summers could get drier due to climate change
Tánaiste urged tech giants to stop spread of Covid misinformation and help tackle illegal gatherings
An Garda Síochána pays Revenue €270,000 to settle VAT bill for Templemore restaurant and shop
Data regulator wrote repeatedly to Mother & Baby Home Commission about handling of sensitive testimony
Council to take €250,000 loss on Dublin property it bought just four years ago
Kilkenny County Council paid phone bills of former employees for years, according to internal audits
Gardaí report 47 incidents involving tasers and stun devices last year including one on a dog
Phoenix Park gates to be rehung this summer nearly three years after Pope Francis visit
€2.2 million spent on deporting people from Ireland in last three years
Audit finds some gardaí paid for being in two different places at same time
Cork council accepts €26,250 refund after Maureen O'Hara statue was 'not a good likeness'
'I expect far more empathy from our leaders': Mother and Baby home survivors' letters to Taoiseach
Cost breakdown on NAMA Commission shows legal fees topped 800k over three years
Developers who demolished O'Rahilly House insisted it happened 'in accordance with all applicable laws'
Documents show changes made to letter defending decision to open Kerry Direct Provision centre
Revenue commissioners bracing for rise in tax claims and disputes over working-from-home expenses
Over 500 incidents of assault or anti-social behaviour logged by Irish Rail this year
RSA warned of 'significant challenge' in making driving tests safe in light of Covid-19
22 gardaí were convicted of a crime in past three years
Significant variations' in death rates across Dublin attributed to outbreaks in residential care settings
Revenue staff were warned not to use Zoom over fears taxpayer information would be harvested
Tusla expressed concern children could be at risk of 'immediate harm' due to restrictions on its services
Major jump in number of people deported from Ireland in 2019