82 minutes ago Mother and daughter remanded in custody after €1.28m of cannabis found in suitcases

Gardaí alleged that officers attached to Revenue discovered vacuum-packed packages of cannabis weighing 64kg.

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23 hours ago Dublin Airport flights: Ryanair launch biggest ever summer seat sale with big savings on offer

Dublin Airport flights: Ryanair launch biggest ever summer seat sale with big savings on offer  Dublin Live

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4 hours ago Blanchardstown crash: Second person dies and man arrested after fatal hit

Blanchardstown crash: Second person dies and man arrested after fatal hit-and-run in Dublin on St Stephen’s Day  Irish IndependentHusband and wife die in Blanchardstown hit-and-run  RTÉ NewsBlanchardstown: Woman killed after car strikes pedestrians in Dublin  BBC.com

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1 hour ago The Bionic Baron who staged a comeback after quadruple amputation in one of Westminster’s moments of the year

Craig Mackinlay was an MP who almost died from sepsis and now he sits in the House of Lords

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23 hours ago Dublin Airport flights: Ryanair launch biggest ever summer seat sale with major savings on offer

Dublin Airport flights: Ryanair launch biggest ever summer seat sale with major savings on offer  Dublin Live

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7 hours ago Passenger cap on hold as airlines look forward to growing services out of Dublin Airport

Decisions on legal challenges and planning applications will define 2025 for the aviation sector at least as much as their success in filling seats

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5 hours ago Russian ambassador was 'exquisitely embarrassed' after Yeltsin failed to get off plane at Shannon

Boris Yeltsin subsequently wrote to Albert Reynolds to express regret that their 1994 meeting did not go ahead due to “an unfortunate mishap”.

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11 hours ago State Papers: Government banned notorious South African police chief from entering Ireland in 1994

State Papers: Government banned notorious South African police chief from entering Ireland in 1994  Irish Examiner

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12 hours ago Bertie Ahern overruled objections to continue weapons purchases from Israel

Minister for foreign affairs David Andrews described decision as ‘error of judgment’ due to Israeli actions against Irish troops in Lebanon

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17 hours ago Israeli police set to probe Netanyahu’s wife over ‘harassment of witnesses’

Benjamin Netanyahu’s wife is said to have instructed a former aide to organise protests against political opponents.

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12 hours ago Notorious apartheid police chief ‘Prime Evil’ was refused entry to Ireland over fears he would settle

Colonel Eugene Alexander de Kock was wanted for crimes in South Africa after fall of apartheid system

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19 hours ago Leopardstown survives ‘borderline’ fog threat to finish St Stephen’s Day programme

Croke Park lands Grade One feature to take Gordon Elliott to 99 career top-flight victories

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12 hours ago Bertie Ahern overruled objections to continue weapons purchases from Israel in 1990s

Minister for foreign affairs David Andrews described decision as ‘error of judgment’ due to Israeli actions against Irish troops in Lebanon

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23 hours ago Gaza: Five journalists killed in air strike by Israel which it says targeted militants

Hamas and Israel trade blame over failure to conclude ceasefire agreement despite recent reported progress

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23 hours ago Five Palestinian journalists killed following Israeli airstrike in Gaza

The Israeli military has denied the accusation that the men were reporters, claiming they were terrorists.

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20 hours ago Azerbaijan Airlines flight was downed by Russian air defences, sources say

Those on board included 42 Azerbaijani citizens, 16 Russian nationals, six Kazakhs and three from Kyrgyzstan

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29 hours ago Gaza: At least 10 killed, including five journalists, in latest attack by Israel

Hamas and Israel traded blame over failure to conclude ceasefire agreement despite recent reported progress

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21 hours ago ‘There used to be queues round the block’: Staff outnumber shoppers four to one in one Grafton Street store

Staff outnumber shoppers four to one in one Dublin store with bargain-hunters thin on the ground for St Stephen’s Day

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30 hours ago Sting operations, AI and a national database: How Irish investigators aim to tackle ‘explosion’ in online child sex abuse

Hotline.ie chief executive Mick Moran is at the forefront of efforts to unearth the origins of child sexual abuse material in Ireland and removing its subjects from harm

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27 hours ago Report: Ireland to Repurpose Vacant Israeli Embassy as ‘Palestinian Museum’

Report: Ireland to Repurpose Vacant Israeli Embassy as ‘Palestinian Museum’  The Jewish Press - JewishPress.com

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