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2025
Special Criminal Court
Man (23) jailed for life for murder of gunman Tristan Sherry in Dublin Christmas Eve restaurant attack
Asylum Seekers
Top European court official says Ireland can't avoid responsibility for housing asylum seekers
Irish Hospital Consultants Association
Surgeon at centre of Temple Street spinal surgeries probe was 'acting with good intent', IHCA says
EU military
Talks are underway in Europe to have the Irish military as a long term part of the EU Battlegroup
The Journal travelled to Hungary to see how Irish soldiers are now participating in its eighth EU Battlegroup.
regional independents
Ooh Aah, don't listen to McGrath: Taoiseach rubbishes Finian's claim of a 'Heneghan deal'
Food Safety Authority
Rodent droppings and dead rat among reasons for food business closure orders last month
Limerick
Truck driver who left father of rugby's Conor Murray in hospital had several driving convictions
Central Criminal Court
Defence Forces chaplain hugs and shakes hands with teen who pleaded guilty to his attempted murder
no need for speed
Driver caught doing 166km/h in Limerick among 1,200 speeding detections during Slow Down Day
tariff turmoil
EU suspends countermeasures to Trump tariffs for 90 days to 'give negotiations a chance'
Trump’s sudden u-turn follows a wave of market volatility not seen since the early stages of Covid.
Newgrange
UCD research ‘overturns’ long-held belief that Newgrange was burial site for only the elite
maintain the positives
Taoiseach says tariff pause 'alleviates' pressure on Ireland's public finances
Oliver MacCormack
Lisburn man (71) given seven-year sentence for human trafficking offences against nine victims
Anniversary
Good Friday Agreement: So many families of those who died in the Troubles have been ignored
Like Father Like Daughter
Crowds erupt as Rory McIlroy’s daughter Poppy drains 30-foot putt at the Masters
burglary gangs
One arrest as armed gardaí stage operation targeting organised crime in Limerick City
The Morning Lead
Cairn Homes chief says emergency law needed to stop thousands of planning permissions lapsing
Up to 15,000 planning approvals held up by delays such as judicial reviews are at risk of lapsing, according to Cairn Homes.
Government sources have said they are acutely aware of the issue and will look at what can possibly be done to assist.
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