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Michael D Higgins accuses Foreign Affairs officials of leaks in fresh criticism
Former president Michael D Higgins has accused Foreign Affairs officials of leaking against him and criticised the EU…
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Galway Duo Medtech Team helps with Cancer Treatment Side-Effects from home
A Galway team is developing a patient-led solution for oral mucositis, a painful side-effect of cancer treatment.
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Exam survival guide for Junior and Leaving Cert students and parents
A clear exam survival guide for Junior and Leaving Cert students and parents as written papers begin in…
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Families take on disability assessment delays to Europe
Families of disabled children are taking concerns over long HSE assessment delays to a European Parliament committee.
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Electric HGV uptake in Ireland lags as hauliers cite cost, charging gaps and range limits
Electric HGV adoption in Ireland remains slow as hauliers warn over charging gaps, high costs, limited range and…
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Kim O’Kelly highlights the value of inclusive education for people with Down syndrome
Kim O’Kelly’s story puts inclusive education and adult learning for people with Down syndrome in focus across Ireland.
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Revenue Recovers €301.5m in Covid Wage Subsidies After Employer Inspections
Revenue has recovered €301.5 million in Covid-era wage subsidies from employers after audit and compliance inspections in Ireland.
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Thousands exit Garda recruitment process before tests and interviews
Thousands dropped out of Garda recruitment before tests and interviews, with wider public sector hiring also hit by…
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105-year-old Belfast woman shares her secret to a long life – Maybe Guinness
A 105-year-old Belfast woman says porridge and a big breakfast are the secrets behind her long life.
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Government examines student loan write-off plan to keep healthcare graduates in Ireland
Government is examining a student loan write-off plan to encourage healthcare graduates to stay and work in Ireland.
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Antrim runner who suffered a cardiac arrest completes Dublin City Half Marathon
Antrim runner Noel Williamson completed the Dublin City Half Marathon after surviving a cardiac arrest that stopped his…
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Demand for Vintage Clothing Rises as Second-Hand Prices Climb
Demand for vintage and second-hand fashion is rising in Ireland, but shoppers say prices in charity and resale…
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Met Éireann Forecasts Cloudy Skies and Cooler Conditions Across Ireland This Week
Met Éireann says Ireland will see cloudy skies, light showers and cooler temperatures this week before more unsettled…
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Ireland’s Minimum Wage Workers Face Some of Europe’s Highest Rents
Minimum-wage workers in Ireland face the second-highest rental burden in the EU, with average rents taking over half…
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Cloudy bank holiday Monday with sunny spells and highs of 15C
Bank holiday Monday in Ireland will be cloudy with sunny spells later, light showers possible and temperatures reaching…
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Sandyford’s Sentinel set for completion after two decades as Dublin apartment project moves forward
Sandyford’s unfinished Sentinel tower is set for completion as a 110-apartment scheme, ending one of Dublin’s longest-running property…
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Galway West by-election: Housing and ring road dominate key pointers for discussion
Housing and the Galway ring road are emerging as the key issues in the Galway West by-election.
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The Green Party urge fast-track for plug-in solar panels to cut household bills
Greens say Ireland is delaying plug-in solar panels that could help households, renters and apartment residents cut electricity…
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Multiple Sclerosis runners target Ireland record with Mizen to Malin charity challenge runners target Ireland record with Mizen to Malin charity challenge
Two men living with MS plan to run from Mizen Head to Malin Head in an 11-day charity…
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My Future Fund pension scheme passes 800,000 workers
More than 806,000 workers are now enrolled in My Future Fund, with construction and retail driving strong early…