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Senator full of hot air, says executive

Ireland needs to hold a referendum in each county to determine whether voters are willing to support extensive wind farm...

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Philly McMahon defiant over eye-gouging claim

Philly McMahon, the Dublin defender who has been accused of eye-gouging in Sunday’s All-Ireland football final, delivered a defiant response...

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Dublin set to dominate as the gap becomes a chasm

The good news for neutrals beginning to tire of Dublin and Kerry is that the counties will almost certainly not...

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Change of pace for Ireland as they bed down with Beckham at St George’s

A change of scene for Ireland, and a complete change of pace. Last weekend, their hotel was in the heart of...

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Eamonn Fitzmaurice commits his future to Kerry

Eamonn Fitzmaurice, the Kerry manager, has ended speculation about his future by agreeing to remain in charge of the beaten...

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Silence the street snobs

Bewildering postcodes are the latest cause of vexation to be concocted by a state bureaucracy that has never been good...

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Ireland head coach in no hurry to declare his hand against Romania

Joe Schmidt will not decide the make-up of Ireland’s team to face Romania at Wembley this Sunday until the early...

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Plans to reveal known paedophiles delayed

Government plans to notify people of paedophiles living in their area have been postponed. Electronic tagging and several other reforms...

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Public sector ‘must do more’ for LGBT workers

The public sector needs to do more to promote the inclusion of LGBT people, the organiser of the first index...

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Somebody is cleaning up at our expense

You cannot miss Charlie Flanagan on the last leg of the drive to the National Ploughing Championships in Ratheniska, Stradbally,...

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Man charged after guns found in west Belfast

A 45-year-old man was remanded in custody yesterday on firearms and explosives charges related to the discovery of a major weapons...

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Villiers appoints panel to investigate paramilitaries

A former independent reviewer of British terror laws has been appointed to assess paramilitary activity in Northern Ireland. Lord Alex Carlile...

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Championships start with clear skies and ice-cream

Would you like a text message telling you when your cow is about to calf? There’s an app for that,...

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Dublin councils vote to keep property tax cut

Dublin City councillors have voted to keep a 15 per cent reduction in local property tax (LPT) for the second...

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All signs point to February despite doublespeak

As the Dail returned from a ten-week summer holiday there was a noticeable edge to proceedings. TDs appeared a tad...

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Kenny drops hint on election date

Enda Kenny has given the clearest indication yet that the general election will be held in early 2016. As the...

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€3bn Dart underground project stalled

A €3 billion project to develop the Dart Underground through Dublin city centre has been shelved until at least 2020. The...

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FBD’s woes raise broader questions

The news that Fairfax, the Canadian financial services group, has issued a €70 million convertible bond to FBD, the insurer,...

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Minister ‘was warned’ about test loophole

Paschal Donohoe, the transport minister, was warned about a drink-driving loophole nine months ago but decided there was no need...

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Kevin McLaughlin calls it a day after concussion

He did not have to go. He could have ignored the medical advice and risked his health for another shot...

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