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Thursday
25th April 2024
United States sent long-range missiles to Ukraine in secret February supply delivery
A spokesperson for the US State Department said it did not share the information to protect operational security.
Here's who's in the running so far to be Limerick's first directly elected mayor
Family of George Nkencho to appeal DPP decision not to prosecute Garda over fatal shooting
Ryanair cancels more than 300 flights over planned French air traffic control strike
Spanish PM pauses public duties after corruption probe launched against wife
Rudy Giuliani among 18 people indicted for 2020 US election interference
Language barrier among challenges for Ukrainians trying to work or study in Ireland
Eviction notice sent to young couple in Waterford by text message was invalid, RTB rules
Dublin-based nurse accused of scamming 300 Indians out of thousands of euro in fake HSE jobs fraud
Sooraj Miraleedharan had been living a double life as a staff nurse in a Dublin hospital, while operating a highly profitable scam that has victimised hundreds of nurses.
Tripinathura Police have given a statement to local media in Kerala confirming that they arrested 35-year-old Sooraj on fraud charges.
Twelve nurses have told The Journal how they unknowingly submitted fraudulent documents to the Irish embassy in India.
Wednesday
24th April 2024
Two arrests after €2.4 million worth of cannabis seized in Co Meath
An Bord Pleanála gives green light to €200m tunnel for Dublin airport despite locals' opposition
Irish Times journalist Kitty Holland sues former colleague John Waters for defamation
Mass graves at Gaza hospitals must be investigated, says EU as Israel calls reports 'baseless'
Far-right MP arrested after fight breaks out in Greek parliament
The Young Offenders announces May air date, but it will appear on BBC before RTÉ
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Cork man who killed his brother and stabbed his father found not guilty by reason of insanity
Aoife Johnston inquest hears of 'fifteen hour' wait for antibiotics before death at UHL
Electoral commission warns candidates and platforms against pushing misinformation using AI
Two more measles cases confirmed - bringing total number this year to 18
Man sentenced to community service for singing song mocking death of Michaela McAreavey
Garda killer Aaron Brady had access to laptop in prison while allegedly intimidating witness
Fair City will continue to air during summer months despite concerns over resources
Unions tell TDs that RTÉ newsroom 'falling apart' and staff still struggling to do their jobs
Road Safety Authority criticises reduced road policing strength - and defends ditching 'shock' ads
Garda who fatally shot George Nkencho not to face prosecution
The 27-year-old was fatally shot outside his home in Clonee in December 2020.
Tánaiste says previous inquiry into Whiddy Island disaster will be ‘further examined’
Tánaiste asks Jordanian King to help get Irish aid air-dropped into Gaza
Murder trial halted after man accused of killing showjumper Katie Simpson found dead at home
'Total mayhem': Four people taken to hospital after British army horses bolt through central London
Funeral takes place for Shay Lynch, who died in swimming pool accident at Co Clare hotel
Ivor Novello judges have gone Crazymad and nominated three Irish acts for this year's awards
Explainer: What does the new loan scheme for home energy upgrades cover and how can I get it?
Four fatalities on Irish roads in 24 hours as cyclist dies after being hit by truck in Dublin
Cuts to UNRWA funding 'completely unacceptable', Martin says as he visits refugee camp
Martin and the Irish delegation toured an UNWRA-funded school and medical clinic at the site this morning.
Person arrested as three people injured in incident at school in south Wales
McEntee says over 80% of people seeking asylum entered the country through the northern border
Four in 10 people getting support via First Home Scheme are single, minister says