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Irish

Thursday
1st June 2023
# yougov poll
Britons would be more upset to see Gibraltar and Falklands leave the UK than Northern Ireland
The five regions given were Wales, Scotland, Falkland Islands, Gibraltar and Northern Ireland.
21.8k
63
Thu 2:55 PM
# Abortion
Despite a free vote, no FF TDs and just one FG TD voted in favour of PBP's abortion bill
The spotlight will be on the soldiers of destiny as to whether they have learned lessons from the past.
12.0k
43
Thu 2:46 PM
# Ready to go
Uncapped duo included in Ireland squad for Euro qualifiers
Liam Scales and Jack Taylor have been named in Stephen Kenny’s panel to face Greece and Gibraltar.
7.3k
4
Thu 2:37 PM
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A practical guide to reducing energy use in your home
The Government of Ireland has suggested a range of practical advice that will help you save money on your bills.
# underwater cables
Ireland to consider joining EU or Nato programme to protect undersea cables
Varadkar said that he didn’t believe Ireland was capable of defending cables off its coast without international support.
6.2k
2
Thu 2:25 PM
# Fuel Prices
Petrol prices: Donohoe defends excise rate increase, says not doing so would cost €700m
Donohoe said: “It’s really important that we remove the tax reductions as the price of fuel itself has come down.”
9.9k
40
Thu 2:19 PM
# family carers ireland
Calls for national audit on respite places as Census shows marked increase in unpaid carers
Census 2022 figures published this week show that over 299,000 people identify as unpaid carers.
4.3k
5
Thu 12:56 PM
# Lough Derg
Teenager who died in jet ski accident on Lough Derg named locally
The young man’s body was recovered from Lough Derg yesterday evening following an incident involving a jet ski.
30.9k
0
Updated
Thu 12:10 PM
# Abortion
Taoiseach suggests Dáil vote for PBP abortion bill could speed up legal changes
The bill, which seeks wider access to abortion services, passed second stage in the Dáil last night.
8.5k
42
Thu 12:07 PM
# bloom 2023
Woodland garden focusing on outdoor play for children wins gold medal at Bloom
The festival was officially opened by President Michael D Higgins this morning.
12.8k
8
Thu 11:20 AM
# the lord's work
Ireland's cricket test match against England in London affected by climate activist protest
Just Stop Oil confirmed that it was behind the protest which delayed the England team bus.
7.2k
14
Thu 10:30 AM
# Housing Crisis
Department of Housing returned more than €380m to exchequer due to underspend by Govt
The Government has faced criticism in recent times for the consistent underspend of its budget.
7.2k
37
Thu 10:30 AM
# press council
New journalism bursary launched in honour of Lyra McKee
Lyra McKee died after being hit by a bullet during rioting in Derry in 2019.
2.5k
1
Thu 10:28 AM
# North Belfast
PSNI appeal for witnesses after man shot in back and legs yesterday
Detectives are treating the attack as attempted murder.
4.0k
0
Thu 10:10 AM
# Your Say
Poll: Should the legal smoking age be increased to 21?
Yesterday was World No Tobacco Day.
16.0k
70
Thu 10:05 AM
# Cork
'Where will mum go?' Families panic following Cork nursing home's Fair Deal exit
Sheila Healy is turning 96 next month. Her children don’t know where she will be living come her birthday.
19.1k
16
Thu 9:00 AM
Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Irish adults living with their parents, Evelyn Cusack retires from Met Éireann, and two children killed in Ukraine
5.0k
0
Updated
Thu 8:36 AM
# New Zealand
New Zealand police charge man with five murders after hostel fire
The 48-year-old man was already remanded in custody on two counts of arson.
5.6k
0
Thu 8:12 AM
# that 70s show
That ’70s Show actor Danny Masterson found guilty of rape in retrial
The charges date to when Masterson was at the height of his fame, starring on Fox’s That ’70s Show.
30.3k
8
Thu 7:04 AM
# Bye for now
Met Éireann's head of forecasting Evelyn Cusack is retiring today
Cusack was a familiar face on TV broadcasts for decades before moving to senior roles.
28.2k
34
Thu 7:04 AM
# Corporation Tax
IFAC: One-third of corporation tax income from past five years came from just three companies
That’s according to a new report by the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council.
13.8k
12
Thu 6:30 AM
THE MORNING LEAD
Ireland among EU countries with the biggest increase in young adults living with their parents
A report by
David MacRedmond
For Ireland, the increase in this area was significantly higher than most of the EU.
29.8k
46
Thu 12:05 AM
Wednesday
31st May 2023
# Europa League final
Sevilla beat Jose Mourinho's Roma on penalties to win Europa League for seventh time
The Spanish side triumphed 4-1 after the final finished 1-1 in extra-time.
5.1k
6
Updated
Wed 11:45 PM
# Killaloe
Body recovered from Lough Derg following incident with jet ski
Gardaí are currently treating the matter as a tragic accident.
24.4k
3
Updated
Wed 11:32 PM
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There are several resources available from the Government and energy suppliers that can help ease the burden posed by energy bills.
# bloom 2023
'Everyone has been touched by it': Importance of early cancer detection highlighted at Bloom
The festival gets underway in Dublin’s Phoenix Park tomorrow.
13.7k
0
Wed 10:50 PM
# Abortion Services
People Before Profit bill calling for wider access to abortion passes Dáil second stage
The bill is seeking to abolish the mandatory three-day waiting period for an abortion.
14.8k
76
Wed 10:35 PM
# Garda Operation
Four people arrested and motorcyclist injured after south Dublin car chase
Gardaí are appealing for any witnesses to come forward.
37.3k
0
Updated
Wed 9:08 PM
# Derry
Two men arrested and suspected munitions recovered in probe into New IRA
The PSNI are carrying out further searches in the area this evening.
12.0k
12
Wed 9:05 PM
# triple lock
Tanaiste says ‘Russia cannot have a veto’ on Irish peacekeeping missions
Russia is one of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council which hold a veto over resolutions.
13.3k
43
Wed 9:01 PM
Sponsored
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The 31 regional representatives are a diverse group, including Atlantic ocean seaweed cultivators and 'Netflix for AR' creators.
# evening fix
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Here’s a rundown of today’s news headlines.
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0
Wed 8:45 PM
# spyware
EU report finds Ireland's tax system attracts malicious spyware companies
Intallexa, an Israeli company, produces the spyware product Predator, a malicious software programme which can be used to hack mobile phones.
8.3k
6
Wed 8:36 PM
# Money Laundering
Gardaí warn students not to become 'money mules': 'No bank account, no visa and you'll go to jail'
Gardaí said they have arrested around 100 money mules in the last year.
15.5k
9
Wed 8:00 PM
# Education
Education Minister says parents and guardians ‘cannot be compelled to pay voluntary charge’
Norma Foley called on principals to contact her department if their school was struggling to pay certain costs.
12.2k
26
Wed 7:38 PM
# water safety
ESB warns public to beware of dangers of swimming in reservoirs
The company said there is a risk of deep and fast-flowing waters, changing water levels and uneven ground.
9.3k
7
Wed 6:51 PM
# Crash
Teenage girl killed in tractor crash in Co Cavan named locally
A male teenager who was driving the tractor was uninjured.
70.5k
2
Updated
Wed 6:28 PM
# Belfast
Man arrested following 'suspicious' fire at derelict building in Belfast city centre
The fire broke out in the early hours of this morning.
15.2k
3
Wed 6:25 PM
# Brexit
EU-UK relations seen as improved in months since Boris Johnson departure
Fine Gael MEP Seán Kelly has described the former British prime minister as a “buffoon who didn’t take anything seriously”.
5.3k
10
Wed 6:12 PM
# SiteServ
O'Brien questions use of privilege, Murphy defends raising matters of public concern
Mr Justice Brian Cregan’s final report has been published.
13.4k
0
Wed 5:56 PM
# CSO
Agriculture accounted for almost 40% of greenhouse gas emissions in 2020
That’s according to new figures released in the Central Statistics Office.
8.7k
60
Wed 5:45 PM
# accommodation crisis
Floatel accommodation is now a 'serious strand' of policy but is still 'months away'
The government confirmed last week that it is looking at using accommodation aboard barges or moored ships, also known as “floatels”.
8.3k
30
Wed 5:14 PM
# Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport say 'no need' for third terminal amid proposed sale of land between two runways
A spokesperson for the DAA said: “We are very good at planning and we don’t see the need for a third terminal at this time.”
13.3k
26
Wed 5:14 PM
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