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Three US military members killed and more than 20 injured in drone strike on Jordan base
Taoiseach pays tribute to former TD who died in Roscommon road collision
Donegal and Mayo rack up impressive wins in National Football League openers
Appeal for witnesses as motorcyclist seriously injured in collision
McEntee: Border controls 'crackdown' as Government to consider adding to safe country list
Sinner storms back to beat Medvedev in Australian Open final
Protesters throw soup at Mona Lisa in Paris
Ireland women's team make history with rugby success in Perth
Two men arrested as part of Blanchardstown Christmas Eve attack investigation
Waterways Ireland accused of 'gentrifying' Grand Canal Dock, as fees for houseboats set to soar
Poll: Will you use the new deposit-return scheme to get rid of empty cans and bottles?
Support for Sinn Féin at lowest point since last general election
Sitdown Sunday: What is it like to spend 500 days alone in a cave?
Man charged over murder of Kevin Conway in Antrim this month
Six months on, chairperson yet to be appointed to inquiry into drug that causes birth defects
Gardaí appeal for witnesses of fatal collision in Co Roscommon
UN chief asks donor countries for 'continuity' in Gaza agency operations
Auditor suggests council dock Deputy Mayor's expenses to help recoup €700k landfill bill
Property Mag – #476 – 26th January 24
Overhaul of mental health law which 'deprives people of liberty' may not happen before election
The long-awaited Mental Health Amendment Bill would bring about the largest overhaul of the State’s mental health laws in decades.
Mental Health Reform said the protracted delay in publishing the Mental Health Amendment Bill is "completely unacceptable"
The proposed legislation would strengthen regulation around people consenting to the type of treatment they receive
Fiona Anderson, a long-time activist, said patients like her need to have a greater say in their treatment
Understrength Monaghan down Dublin as Derry hold off Kerry fightback
Quiz: How well do you know these political insults?
What is the new deposit-return scheme for bottles and cans and how will it work?
The scheme is being rolled out from Thursday.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
It's clear Trump is the Republican nominee ... but Haley won’t quit
Larry Donnelly
Two pedestrians and driver of car taken to hospital after Dublin collision
Labour select Ó Ríordáin as Dublin candidate for European Parliament Elections
Man arrested as gardaí seize €300,000 worth of heroin in Dublin apartment search
Woman charged with attack on teenage boy onboard Dublin city bus
Pressure mounts on Sinn Féin to boycott St Patrick's Day trip to Washington
Martin: Ireland has 'no plans' to suspend funding to UN Agency after alleged Hamas collusion
The UN Relief and Works Agency said Israel had provided the agency with information about the alleged involvement of several employees in the 7 October attack.
UN Security Council to meet after ICJ ruling on South Africa's case against Israel
Sabalenka emphatically defends Australian Open title in straight sets
US strikes Houthi target in Yemen after attack on British oil tanker
Poll: Are you happy with Ireland's act for Eurovision 2024?
Jeffrey Donaldson to give 'update on political situation' to DUP executive on Monday
Surrealing in the Years: Story of giant Luke Kelly head vandalism comes to a sad end
Carl Kinsella
Ukraine a priority for newly elected Council of Europe human rights commissioner Michael O'Flaherty