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EU Commission warns Ireland must tackle online terrorist content
Updated 7 Feb
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University Hospital Limerick is having the worst day for overcrowding in any Irish hospital since 2006
Updated 7 Feb
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'A legal bomb waiting to go off': The delays at the Probate Office have reached a record high
Solicitors have called on the Probate Office to reinstate its face-to-face counter service.
Delays have steadily increased after a new way of working was introduced to accommodate remote working during the Covid pandemic.
Solicitors have called on the Probate Office to reinstate its face-to-face counter service.
One solicitor said the current arrangements are "absolutely shocking".
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7 Feb
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EU agrees on first law that combats violence against women
6 Feb
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Unethical but legal: All the things MEPs can get away with
What is legal is not always ethical.
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31 Jan
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Integrity investigation finds 25% of Europe’s MEPs were involved in a scandal
31 Jan
Integrity investigation finds 25% of Europe’s MEPs were involved in a scandal
In December 2022, police found €900,000 in alleged bribe cash stuffed in bags at the EU Parliament’s Vice President Eva Kaili’s home. How could corruption of such scale happen at the heart of the EU? Was this just one isolated incident or the tip of the iceberg?
Data collected by The Journal, Noteworthy and other European media partners reveals 3% of MEPs have been convicted by a court.
The months-long investigation unearthed 253 previously reported blemishes.
The most serious cases related to 45 corruption incidents and 44 events relating to fraud and theft.
Muiris O'Cearbhaill
31 Jan
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Clontarf's landmark saltwater swimming pool will remain open despite restaurant closure
30 Jan
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Ex-Scottish PM Nicola Sturgeon called Boris Johnson a 'f**king clown', UK Covid inquiry hears
25 Jan
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Apple to make room for competitors on their devices to adhere to new EU law
25 Jan
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Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
25 Jan
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Future of St John of God care facilities in limbo as charity faces ongoing financial crisis
Updated 25 Jan
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Gardaí appeal for witnesses into potential 'badger baiting' in Limerick
24 Jan
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Labour to support a Yes vote in upcoming referendums after party's rewording not accepted
24 Jan
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Renewed appeal in Louth for information about a fatal crash on Monday
24 Jan
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'Conflict of interest' form for RTÉ staff to be up and running later this month
24 Jan
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Irishman Michael O'Flaherty elected as Council of Europe’s Commissioner for Human Rights
24 Jan
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Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
24 Jan
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Dublin care centre impacted residents' privacy as a result of unexplained hourly night checks
24 Jan
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Sandyford 'Sentinel' building given greenlight after years of causing 'eyesore'
24 Jan
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Most Dublin school children who drink obtain alcohol from their parents and other adults
24 Jan
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Anti-European populist parties predicted to top polls in 9 EU states ahead of elections
A new report predicts there will be a “surge” in support for far-right or right-leaning parties during the European Elections.
Muiris O'Cearbhaill
24 Jan
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Families affected by the mica scandal escalate crisis to European Commission
23 Jan
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Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
23 Jan
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Study finds negative stereotypes about disabilities may fuel excuses for ableism
23 Jan
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HRB: Evidence to support medicinal cannabis use for most conditions is 'inconsistent at best'
23 Jan
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Man (58) charged after masked men enter and threaten four pubs and meeting in Derry
Updated 22 Jan
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Poll: How often do you use cash?
22 Jan
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Kneecap screen first Irish language film ever to premiere at Sundance Film Festival
19 Jan
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Two men arrested in Donegal after knifepoint robbery at a business last night
19 Jan
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Houthi rebels launch attack on US ship in Red Sea despite continued strikes
19 Jan
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Man dies in explosion at homeless hostel in Dublin
The Defence Forces’ bomb disposal team were called to the site near Capel Street.
No other injuries were reported, a spokesperson for gardaí said.
An explosion took place inside the hostel on Little Britain Street in Dublin 1, after 3.30pm this afternoon.
Explosive experts were called to the scene earlier this evening.
Updated 1 hr ago
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Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
4 hrs ago
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Man released after arrest in connection with discovery of 14 people at Rosslare Port
9 hrs ago
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'Landmark' reforms to child maintenance system to benefit over 16,000 single parents
17 hrs ago
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UK government approve bill that plans to deport migrants to Rwanda
24 hrs ago
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Adrian Dunbar and Andrew Scott call out audience members using devices during theatre shows
17 Jan
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Man arrested in connection with discovery of 14 people in shipping container in Rosslare
17 Jan
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Government delay bill that would provide leave to women who experience a miscarriage
17 Jan
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Evening Wrap
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17 Jan
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Proceeds of crime law to be strengthened to keep assets out of the reach of criminals
16 Jan
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