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2025
Speaking My Mind
Former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar to be ‘honest and frank’ in memoir set for release in September
Lt Gen Sean Clancy
Outgoing military chief: Irish Defence Forces personnel must 'push through' short term disruption
Public Accounts Committee
Lead-lined cabinet to hold National Gallery's unused x-ray machine costing €222,448
An Garda Síochána
High Court rules suspension of Garda who allegedly had inappropriate relationship with woman is lawful
Cathal Crowe
Taoiseach didn't tell Fianna Fáil TD to correct claims British Army never shot Irish civilians
Ballyfermot
'Waking up in hell': Over €30,000 raised for Dublin family after firebomb attack claims pet dog and home
mayo pride
Pride under pressure: 'Rural LGBTQ+ events were the last to form, and we'll be the first to go'
Offences against the State Act
Justice Minister to repeal State's counter-terrorism laws and replace Special Criminal Court
The Morning Lead
Delay to plans to have pharmacies prescribe for UTIs, thrush, and cold sores in Ireland
Last August the then-Health Minister said the aim was to have pharmacies prescribing for these conditions from early this year.
controversies
Sinn Féin says it has carried out 'complete overhaul' of its HR and child protection policies
High Court
John Magnier tells court defence is trying to portray him as 'bad guy' in Tipperary land case
Murder Investigation
Fiona Pender: Garda excavation for remains of missing woman to continue overnight at Laois site
J1 Programme
Taoiseach says mobility of young people 'should be facilitated' as US pauses new student visas
Glasgow
'Out of our hands': Kneecap will no longer perform at Scotland festival amid police 'safety concerns'
Palestine
Sinn Féin bill seeking to prevent sale of Israeli 'war bonds' defeated by 87 votes to 75
The Government blocked the bill, despite a legal opinion from the Oireachtas Office of Parliamentary Legal Advisers saying it would be constitutional.
Independent TDs Barry Heneghan and Gillian Toole, who support the Government, voted in favour of the bill.
Trial
Jozef Puska's brother denied telling someone to dispose of knife used to murder Ashling Murphy
Trump presidency
Ciarán Cuffe: Greenland is at a crossroads, but its people are determined to stay strong
RTÉ
Taoiseach defends going on Tubridy's podcast as RTÉ boss says he'd like former presenter to pay back €150k
Middle East
'Let's call a spade a spade': Israeli government 'committing genocide in Gaza', Taoiseach says
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