Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
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Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
It’s hard to choose singular moments from a blockbuster election count. Here are the main events.
The Stardust podcast and the investigative series ‘A bridge too far’ are included on this year’s list.
It’s not thought the young girl’s condition is serious.
It’s understood the boy was travelling alone in the tractor at the time.
As of yesterday, a total of 397 people have been tested for Covid-19 here.
The team behind the podcast run through their favourite explanations from the past year.
The crash happened in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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The eleven defendants were remanded on strict bail conditions.
Indulge in some desserts that look as beautiful as they taste.
Homes at Daneswell Place are all A-rated for energy, with ample living space too.
Only two houses remain at Brighton Wood.
From east to west, here’s what’s on offer right now.
Family homes at Wilkin’s Court are now coming to market.
From Foxrock to Rush, here’s what’s on offer.
A seamless mix of old and new for €895,000.
Explore one of the final homes remaining at Peyton from €550,000.
Castlewellan Park in Celbridge even lets new owners in on the design process.
From a spacious five-bed in Wexford to a family bungalow in Galway.
From a city centre duplex to a refurbished three-bed in south Dublin.
There’s a brand new kitchen – and a lot of luxury.
How about your own home cinema and dance floor?
Dr Nuno Capaz of the Lisbon Drug Addiction Dissuasion Commission gives his view on the drug policy debate.
Some €6.6 million will be spent on the project to restore and refit the Naomh Éanna ship.
Career coach Paula Coogan joined us to offer expert advice, live on Facebook.
The chair, cast in bronze, looks out over the fields below.