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2023
TD brands Curragh 'Ireland's most derelict town' over crumbling homes
Horse Racing body closed down racing academy amid 'safety' concerns
A web of global smugglers has sent Irish tech to build Russian drones used in Ukraine war
NATO assessors return to Cork as Irish soldiers hone their skills
Garda group: Commissioner 'lacks logic' as he introduces roster despite ongoing dispute
Irish Defence Force engineers to be evaluated by Nato this week
Cars being stolen in Cork so joyrides can be filmed for social media
Ireland takes first steps towards joining European security project to protect undersea cables
Government announces tribunal of inquiry into how Defence abuse allegations were handled
High Court judge will consider case by four gardaí to end their suspensions next week
'Fear and dread' among Cork librarians over far-right anti-LGBTQI+ protests
Garda investigation launched into senior officer suspected of obstructing money laundering probe
RTÉ's Marty Morrissey apologises for having use of Renault car for 'a number of years'
RTÉ's Marty Morrissey apologises for having use of Renault car for 'a number of years'
RTÉ payments scandal: Five things we learned from another marathon Media Committee
RTÉ barter account spent €5,000 on flip flops and €4,200 to private members' club in London
Gardaí investigate link between Donegal body discovery and serious assault
Report claims DOD operated 'secret laws' to halt military law officer rep body status
Body recovered from the water at Sliabh Liag cliffs in Donegal following assault investigation
Why climate change is fast becoming the single biggest threat to global security
New approach needed to protect Irish and other peacekeepers from attack, top UN diplomat says
Ombudsman of the Defence Forces records an increase in complaints in first six months of 2023
Plans at an advanced stage to issue armed gardaí with more modern taser weapons
The Irish Air Corps' new maritime patrol aircraft touches down in Dublin
Irish Electoral commission chief: Scale of disinformation around elections is 'enormous'
Day three at the Security Forum: talks turn to Nato as neutrality protests continue
Taoiseach says Ireland will not be joining NATO as protests take place at Dublin Castle
Ireland must work with EU to reduce cost of online security for consumers, cyber chief insists
Son of President Michael D Higgins criticises consultative forum as 'alarmist'
Anti-war campaigner Margaretta D'Arcy claims forum is a 'stitch up' during on-stage protest
Security Forum chair: President's criticisms were a 'throwaway remark' but no 'drift' to NATO
Consultative forum to hold first meeting today in Cork
The view from Brussels: What do EU and NATO military leaders make of Ireland's neutral stance?
Irish general who liaises between State, EU and Nato calls defence links 'a force for good'
Garda watchdog sends file to DPP after completing report on fatal shooting of George Nkencho
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Tánaiste defends forum as President claims Ireland is 'playing with fire' in neutrality 'drift'
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Man dies following two car crash in County Kerry
Kerry hospital pleads with public to stay away as it is hit with severe flooding