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2025
Enterprise Minister doesn't think job cuts at Intel's Kildare site are 'inevitable'
Should venues close bars during live performances?
Minister wants to 'secure our borders' as 39 people deported to Georgia on chartered flight
Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan said that further ‘enforced removal’ operations will take place this year.
'National conversation' needed as half of survivors of childhood sexual violence haven't told anyone
Sunny weather to continue into Bank Holiday weekend after record-breaking day
Kamala Harris makes first high-profile speech since election defeat amid speculation over her future
Bealtaine in Ireland: May Day rituals for a world on fire
Dr Fiona Murphy
Transgender people turning to DIY-healthcare due to lack of trust in National Gender Service
The Journal Investigates heard from transgender people pushed into accessing healthcare outside the official channels
Transgender people are purchasing HRT drugs through online sources
Waitlist and the types of questions being asked leading to a lack of trust in NGS
Some GPs advised by NGS that they do not recommend blood tests for transgender people
Gary Gannon: Grafton and Dawson Streets don't need regeneration, they're already gleaming
Gary Gannon
RTÉ confirms €3.6 million write-down on partly failed IT system
Temperature record for April broken as highs of 25.9C reached in Co Galway
Christy Moore and Pulp among acts calling for ‘freedom of expression’ after cancelled Kneecap gigs
The open letter pointed to a ‘campaign to remove Kneecap from the public eye’ by Westminster and the British media.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Masseur pleads guilty to sexually assaulting a woman while giving her a massage at a Cork hotel
'Cautious optimism' for victims of paedophile Michael Shine after meeting with Health Minister
A total of 371 men have made allegations of sexual abuse against the once revered surgeon.
Mother apologises to her young daughters after pleading guilty to two counts of cruelty
Gerry Adams tells defamation trial that BBC programme was an 'attempted hatchet job'
Jury shown footage of murder accused Richard Satchwell begging his dead wife to come home
'Croke Park is now the major funding organ of the GAA' - Burns rules out August finals
Solicitor responsible for ‘Grace’ tells minister Grace is happy and living a meaningful life
Enda Kenny says he has 'no intention whatsoever' of running for president
Michael Gaine's wife says disappearance 'completely out of character' as gardaí investigate homicide
Janice Gaine appealed for anyone with information to come forward in a video appeal released by gardaí.
Jury sworn in for trial of man who denies murdering his mother in Sligo two years ago
Low-paid healthcare workers ask to be allowed bring family members to join them in Ireland
​Dublin man allegedly murdered girlfriend in Spain after she ended relationship, court hears
Dublin pitted against Connacht champions, Ulster runners-up, and Derry in All-Ireland SFC draw
FactCheck: Did the New York Times say in 1854 the US was being 'overwhelmed' by Irish immigrants?
Retired Defence Forces member jailed for grooming and sexually abusing two young girls in 1980s
Dublin TD calls for SUV-free zones as study shows these cars are more likely to kill
What is the 'housing tsar' controversy all about and will they really be paid €430,000?
'Dangers and hazards': ESB urges public not to swim in reservoirs despite warm weather
'Grace' case: Children's rapporteur calls for 'inquiry into inquiry' over 'failures' in process
It follows an unprecedented public intervention from the solicitor for wards of court, who acted for Grace.
Government accused of mounting 'despicable attack on low paid workers' during Leaders' Questions
FactCheck: Are there really more teachers in Ireland than ever before?
Australian woman on trial accused of murdering in-laws with poisonous mushroom lunch
The eurozone economy was growing at the start of this year (before Trump launched his trade war)
Have you ever pulled a sick day to enjoy good weather?
TDs calls for government to strictly regulate sale of 'laughing gas'