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Breaking News: Zelenskiy Urges EU Sanctions on Aughinish Alumina Exports From Co Limerick

Zelenskiy has urged the EU to consider sanctions on Aughinish Alumina exports, putting Co Limerick at the heart of a major Ireland News story.

Breaking News: Heat Pump Policy Back in Focus as Ireland Pushes Home Energy Upgrades

Heat pumps are back in focus in Ireland as energy policy, retrofit costs and housing pressures collide.

Breaking News: Man Charged After Serious Assault Outside Waterford Church Before Mass

A man has been charged after a woman was seriously injured outside Holy Cross Church in Tramore before morning Mass.

Cuan Annual Report: Cuan Annual Report 2025 published by gov.ie

gov.ie has published the Cuan Annual Report 2025, an official update from the Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration.

Breaking News: Ireland Moves Closer to Lifting E-Scooter Ban as New Road Rules Take Effect

Ireland is moving closer to legal e-scooter use on public roads, with new rules set to regulate speed, safety and where riders can travel.

Breaking News: Passenger recounts terror after Ryanair window failure forced emergency return

A passenger injured in a Ryanair window failure has described the haunting sound before chaos as investigators examine the incident.
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M&S’ €45 gingham midi dress is selling fast, with shoppers praising its flattering fit, light fabric and versatile summer style.
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Nathan Carter headlines Dublin City Council Ceol Country in Merrion Square this August, with €5 tickets for a two-day festival.
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GAZE Film Festival 2026 returns to Dublin from 28 July to 3 August with Irish shorts, international films and screenings across three venues.