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2025
freewheelin'
Timothée Chalamet fined for riding e-bike to red carpet premiere of Bob Dylan biopic
Once upon a time Timothée Chalamet dressed so fine, rolled up on a Lime and had to pay a fine, didn’t he?
Holocaust Memorial Day
Organisers of Holocaust memorial defend decision to invite President Higgins to deliver keynote speech
Organised Crime
Gardaí board suspected drug 'mother ship' in Shannon estuary and arrest suspect
It is believed the drugs shipment is not on the cargo ship and is somewhere in the Atlantic off Kerry – the ship is carrying a legitimate load to a location in Ireland.
Public Transport
Helen McEntee says powers of arrest for public transport police yet to be 'explored’
Alliance MP
Sorcha Eastwood’s legal team says Andrew Tate is 'trivialising offensive postings' about her
tech industrial complex
Joe Biden warns of 'oligarchy of extreme wealth' under Donald Trump in dark farewell speech
The Morning Lead
Dublin City Council's costs overran by almost €40 million on four housing projects
‘These were the rapid-builds that weren’t so rapid and cost a fortune,’ one local councillor told The Journal..
Monaghan
Three arrested as over serious assault in Monaghan as man (40s) remains in critical condition
Youghal
'It's terrifying': Ukrainian residents in Cork hotel given 'less than one month' to find new home
5 year priorities
The most surprising and eyebrow-raising commitments in the Programme for Government
Marco Rubio
US' incoming top diplomat says concerns over China's role at Panama Canal 'very legitimate'
Palestine
Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal declared but Israeli PM still working on 'final details'
The ceasefire is set to take effect on Sunday.
moving up and moving out
Focus now on who'll be in the new Cabinet and who might get moved up the political ladder
Organised Crime
Gardaí believe drugs shipment may be floating in sea off Kerry after botched smuggling drop-off
legacy act
Starmer looking at 'every conceivable way' to block compensation to Gerry Adams over Legacy Act repeal
Political roadmap
Programme for Govt: Transport security, cheaper childcare and 'open the Children’s Hospital’
The programme for government sets out the roadmap for Irish political decisions over the next five years.
As it happened
Draft Programme for Government revealed as Independents confirmed for junior ministerial roles
Swift progress is being made today as Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and Independent TDs work towards next week’s deadline.
Cork
One of Ireland’s oldest bakeries forced to close due to fire described by gardaí as ‘criminal damage’
Government talks
Lowry walks away after questions about Moriarty Tribunal, says media has been ‘trying to undermine’ him
train graffiti
Iarnród Éireann deploys security dogs to help tackle graffiti and vandalism of trains
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