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Taoiseach Micheál Martin has warned that “the security stakes are much higher” as road closures and transport restrictions begin ahead of Thursday and Friday’s meetings.
It’s understood the woman suffered a concussion.
One of the study’s authors said the findings ‘provide reassurance that exposure to fluoridated drinking water at the levels used in Ireland is not associated with poorer cognitive function’.
In September, An Coimisiún Pleanála granted permission for a contentious paid parking barrier system for Blanchardstown Shopping Centre.
The watchdog announced separate probes into Tipp FM and South East Radio over segments that aired in 2024.
A veteran of the British science fiction literary scene, it was Harrison’s first time being shortlisted for the coveted prize.
Services are suspended between Clontarf and Malahide/Howth.
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Gardaí had voted in favour of a work-to-rule in a survey by the GRA last month.
A Course Called Ireland shouldn’t be a good watch, but it is.
CCTV footage from the shop showed two men walking with purpose towards each other from either end of an aisle.
The move comes a week after Shane Foran withdrew a judicial review against the N6 Galway City Ring Road.
Your brain might be the biggest thing standing between you and your potential in the workplace, but you can use simple tools to change the story.
Roddy Doyle, Sinéad Gleeson and other Irish writers reflect on Maeve Brennan’s life and legacy in a new anthology. Here, Kate Phelan recounts her experience of discovering an archive of the late writer’s personal papers.
A 17-year-old girl and a 41-year-old woman are on trial accused of Scarlett Faulkner’s murder.
The county board have struck a seven-year deal with the company.
Thousands gathered in Dublin city centre over the weekend for Ireland’s first national protest against data centre developments.
The officers remained on duty.
As part of an intelligence-led operation, gardaí carried out a search on Sunday at an address in Ardcavan, Wexford.
Starting on Tuesday, gardaí will move into positions around critical locations.
The new Belfast Telegraph found that more people in the North back remaining in the UK, but the gap is narrowing.
“The fights were absolutely brilliant up until the venue got closed down,” said the manosphere influencer hosting the event.
An Post has introduced ‘Postbox Drop-off’ as of Monday.
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The 18 calves that were found alive were ‘dehydrated, grunting, and panting’, and others were lying down exhausted with their eyes pecked out by birds.
Mr Justice Bennathan said Brand believed he could act “how you liked and when you liked, unhindered by the rules by which decent people live”.
The PSNI has said Carrie Mullane’s family have been informed of this development.
Samantha O’Reilly and Steven Cummins appeared before Judge Treasa Kelly at Dublin District Court on Monday.
The court has heard that the defence expects to call around a dozen witnesses.
Unions are planning to hold a second strike on Thursday.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has paid tribute, saying that he was a “true icon of Irish folk music”.
Smyth finished the game with three field goals and two extra points against the Cleveland Browns.
Before we attempt to measure productivity in our schools, perhaps we should first recognise what is already being given freely.
Standing tickets for four stops on the singer’s 2027 tour will cost €136.25 before service charges, compared with €65.56 at Croke Park in 2022.
Climate Minister Darragh O’Brien will coordinate the bloc’s negotiations alongside the European Commission at COP31.
A car struck a group of pedestrians – three boys and three girls, all aged between 13 and 15.
Drug-related intimidation against farmers, Kraków shooting suspect dies, and a new offer on the table in public sector pay dispute.
The New York Times found that a Chinese executive linked to a Singapore-based data centre company had been funnelling information to Beijing.
Trump had announced on Saturday that he had offered the role to Dana White.
The warning was due to expire at 11am, but the national forecaster lifted it before 9am.
The 24-year-old was critically wounded in a shootout with police following Saturday’s attack in the city centre.
British man Karl Bushby’s world trek highlights the double standards around parenthood, where fathers are celebrated for adventures, while mothers are made to feel guilty.
No other injuries were reported in the collision.
Brand showed no emotion as he heard his sentence, but told his wife “we’ll be OK” as he was taken downstairs by the dock officers.
Revolut said its mobile phone plan ‘challenges outdated industry trends’.
On 9 November 1995, 21-year-old Jo Jo Dullard told her friend over the phone she was going to hitch a lift home, and was never heard from again.
Cocaine has crept into even the smallest of communities.
We’re asking readers to keep a diary to let us know how their finances are looking.
It’s the kitchen’s coolest appliance. But how much do you know about it?
Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman said the electronic displays have been out of order in the likes of Blanchardstown since March.
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The ministry said the injuries ranged from bruises and abrasions to fractures of the limbs, pelvis and vertebrae, as well as head and facial lacerations and chest injuries.
England scored seven tries to ease the pressure on under-fire head coach Steve Borthwick.
Goals in stoppage time from Joshua Zirkzee and Patrick Dorgu secured a 4-4 draw for Michael Carrick’s side.
Stormont’s First Minister Michelle O’Neill, of Sinn Féin, is not attending remembrance events in an official capacity amid the fallout from the Drumcree parade dispute.
Seven teenagers are receiving treatment in hospitals across Dublin, as is the driver of the car – a woman in her 40s.
Eddie Nketiah scored a stoppage-time penalty for Palace, but it was a comprehensive win for Liverpool.
Carrie Mullane was last seen on 10 October in Enniskillen.
Participants were invited to dedicate the final 1,500 metres of their journey to the late Irish athletics star.
Unions are preparing for a second day of national strike action on Thursday 12 November.
Martin McCaffrey was found to have discriminated against Emma Hughes on grounds of her gender relating to her pregnancy and maternity leave status.
Six volunteer members of the Dublin Civil Defence were on a city break in Kraków and rushed to help the victims of the shooting.
Darragh Burns’ brilliant strike the difference in novel decider at Aviva Stadium.
Our resident quantity surveyor Shay Lally answers your big (and small) questions on renovating a home.
Simon Harris described the dole as a “safety net” and “not a way of life”.
Harris was accused of ‘punching down’ and targeting a small group of people during near-full employment to score political points.
This follows a previous fog warning for 25 counties in the Republic.
Two men were arrested, and a third man was hospitalised following an assault.
Maybe we should be checking in with our neighbours before we throw the tricolour and the Amhrán out with the bathwater.
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Planned house raffle cancelled after local backlash, Polish police release details on mass shooter, and hybrid threats hitting the EU.
White is the president and chief executive of the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
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Our FactCheck editor details the internet trends seen by a thirtysomething-year-old man.
Eisenkot is now a step closer to ousting Israel’s longest-serving premier.
Police said three bodies found at the suspect’s home were the bodies of his sister, mother and father.
Tony Duffin has spent more than 30 years tracking changing drug trends. Crack is the latest challenge, but he says harm reduction works, whatever drug is in play.
The plan was to build six large offshore windfarms by 2030. It’s unlikely any will be finished to meet that deadline.
A big blow for Trump this week, with a few others back home getting knocks too.
Fine Gael’s “blueprint” for Irish unity sets out a number of potential scenarios.
Disinformation is ‘one of the most powerful tools’ at Moscow’s disposal, according to the Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration.
Residents feared local families could have been outbid by the company’s purchase of the home.
This month is a pretty big deal for fans of beetles and Beatles.
Some in Fine Gael don’t like labels while others want that ‘centre-right’ stamp.
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RTÉ and Netflix are both doing better than you might think, writes Steve Dempsey – but the streamer has a clearer path for fixing the problems it faces.
The shooting killed six people and left at least 15 others injured.
Pearse Stokes has spent years rescuing animals in trouble, from foxes and gulls to badgers and hedgehogs. He says Ireland needs to build a network of wildlife rescue centres.
The Tánaiste said it was “simply not acceptable” to remain on the unemployment register year after year.
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“A man drove a car onto Krakow’s main square and began shooting at random people,” a Krakow police spokesman said.
The school’s principal appealed for anyone with any information on the incident to come forward.
The demonstration forms part of a Europe-wide day of action, with more than 85 groups across 10 countries taking part.
Having made 11 birdies during round two, McIlroy caught fire again with seven birdies in eight holes.
Several Irish media outlets received hoax bomb threats on Friday.
A number of shots were fired at a house but no injuries were reported.
The warning is valid from 9pm this evening until 11am on Sunday, Met Éireann said.
The death of Elliot English occurred three weeks after an arson attack at his home claimed the lives of his parents and two siblings.
The senior party announced earlier this week that the Dublin university’s committee would be suspended pending disciplinary proceedings.
Recorded at Fine Gael’s ard fheis, The Candidate looks at the party’s identity crisis, the debate over “woke” politics, and what Simon Harris wants Fine Gael to stand for.