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Councillors caught on camera ‘seeking bribes’

Three local politicians will appear in an RTE documentary tonight accused of seeking bribes in exchange for planning favours, including...

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Forgotten woes

Watching media coverage of politics over the past few weeks, you would be forgiven for wondering if the economic crash...

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Poolbeg incinerator a ‘monstrosity’ say locals

The Poolbeg incinerator in Dublin has been labelled a “monstrosity” by local residents as its construction has begun to gather...

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HSE adopts policy on transgender patients

The Health Service Executive (HSE) will introduce a new policy on how to treat transgender people next year after consulting...

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Mannion goes viral after braving the storm

Teresa Mannion, the RTE journalist, said that she was blown away by the reaction to her report on Storm Desmond,...

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Minister warns Fine Gael on abortion ‘forum’

A Labour minister has warned that his party will oppose any attempt by Fine Gael to examine Ireland’s abortion laws at...

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Storm Desmond causes worst floods in years

A major clean up was under way in parts of the country yesterday after Storm Desmond’s high rainfall caused devastating flooding....

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New FAI deal fails to recognise gambling addiction problem

Last Thursday, the FAI announced they had signed a deal to provide a live stream of all top-flight domestic games...

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Half of jailed sex offenders don’t access rehab

Fewer than half of rapists and sexual abusers due for release from prison next year have taken part in schemes...

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Impressive Djakadam completes another great day for the Mullins-Walsh team

It is difficult to believe that Djakadam is only six years old. Not because he didn’t look sprightly when he...

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Letters tracking Bracken’s rise to be sold off

The personal letters of Brendan Bracken, the Irish-born private secretary to Winston Churchill, are to be auctioned later this month....

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Labour minister attacks low wage subsidy

A Labour junior minister has criticised a Fine Gael plan to give state subsidies to working parents on low pay. Kevin...

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SMEs being left behind by low lending levels

Smaller companies in Ireland are struggling to benefit from strong economic growth due to low levels of lending by banks....

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Anti-yoga protestors are being inflexible

Stop your prana breathing. Untuck your tailbone. Drop the warrior pose. Apparently India wants its yoga back. Surprised? I know!...

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Growth in Ireland set to steam head of EU

The Irish economy is on track to outpace the rest of the EU as returning domestic confidence increased both investment...

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Malachy McNulty backs Paul Cahillane to bounce back after miss

Malachy McNulty, the losing Portlaoise manager, backed Paul Cahillane, his experienced but heartbroken corner forward, to bounce back from the...

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Dragons pounce on sloppy Munster’s mistakes

This was the last thing Munster needed before a double date with Leicester Tigers in the Champions Cup — but...

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Eagles of Death Metal join U2 in Paris

Eagles of Death Metal, the American rock band who survived an attack on their concert in Paris last month, made...

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€15m compensation fund for storm victims

The country is braced for more flooding this week as the cabinet meets today to agree a total package of...

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Charities attack response to migrant crisis

The Irish government’s response to the refugee crisis has been described as “unacceptable” in a report by non-governmental organisations. The...

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