Contentious data centres plan in Co Waterford is refused planning permission
Loss of Kilmeaden’s ‘village character’ would be contrary to local development plans, Waterford City and County Council says
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Australian MP loses leg as surgeons fight to save the other after alleged attack
Helen Haines was rammed twice in an apparent targeted attack
At least one person has died in a house fire in west Cork
The blaze broke out this morning in the isolated area which near the townland of Raheen north of Crossbarry.
Revolut services hit by outage, including in Ireland
Company confirms data and customer money remain safe
Your Open Day checklist: What to ask before choosing a college
Here are some questions that may help you get the most out of an open day
‘Beneath the dignity of his office’: Solicitor rejects O’Callaghan’s suggestion rape cases were targeted
Solicitor Eoghan O’Sullivan denied rape cases were deliberately targeted by striking solicitors, as the Taoiseach backed the minister.
Ag freastal ar an bhfoghlaimeoir fásta
Tá fo-sheánra iomlán litríochta ann atá dírithe ar dhaoine fásta atá ag foghlaim na Gaeilge
The FOI Files: A meeting on motorway safety was held after the M9 crash. Why were no minutes taken?
Members of the public also sent numerous emails on potential solutions to wrong-way motorway driving.
Limerick mayor John Moran contacts gardaí over online death threats
Moran says he has been subjected to homophobic comments throughout his tenure so far
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Student hit by rental scam in Dublin, justice minister takes aim at solicitors’ strike, and curfews introduced in France after unrest.
A fundamental flaw remains with the Champions Cup
Meanwhile, St Patrick’s Athletic’s title chances are all but over after loss in Derry
Online abusers feel 'emboldened,' says Limerick mayor
Limerick Mayor John Moran has spoken of abusive comments and death threats he has received on social media and said he feels like he is "living in parallel universes".
Revolut outage leaves some customers unable to make card payments or access app
The digital bank apologised for the disruption and said engineers were working to restore services.
Cnuasach filíochta dátheangach eisithe ag Ryan Hennessy
Thall is Abhus: Ryan Hennessy; Sperrin Design; Scoil Gheimhridh Ghaoth Dobhair agus Trá Pháidín
France to impose new curfews where necessary, says PM
France will impose new curfews in areas where needed, Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said, adding that the measures introduced in several cities the previous day had "helped keep the night calm".
More curfews to be introduced in France after night without major unrest
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said targeted restrictions had helped restore calm following Saturday’s rioting and looting.
Some Revolut users seeing service disruption
Revolut has said that it is experiencing a service disruption, which may result in some services being inaccessible.
State to phase out buying ready-built 'turnkey' homes for social housing
New funding applications will close at the end of 2027, with councils and approved housing bodies expected to focus on their own building programmes.
Australian MP attacked with a car remains critical as barber who detained driver labelled a 'hero'
Helen Haines underwent surgery overnight but remains in a critical condition
Alberta separatists lose vote on leaving Canada
Alberta residents have voted to remain part of Canada in the province's first-ever referendum on separation.
Esther Rantzen laid to rest as family share final message
Esther Rantzen has been laid to rest in an "incredibly beautiful" funeral, but told how she felt "deprived of any choice over my own death", in a newly-published note written before she died.
Four killed following Russian airstrikes on Ukraine
Ukrainian authorities have said that Russian strikes killed four people around the country, as Moscow targets energy and transport infrastructure with winter approaching.
Minister's claims over solicitors' dispute action 'false'
A solicitor working in criminal legal aid has described the comments by the Minister for Justice that solicitors had deliberately targeted rape cases in their dispute as beneath the dignity of his office.
'Frustration and distrust' over Defence Forces conditions
There is "frustration and distrust" in the Government among Defence Forces representatives, who say promises on working conditions and pay have still not been delivered.