54 m. ago Government aiming for ‘digital wallet’ of life milestones by 2030

The plan sets out a roadmap to ensuring that all key public services are available online by 2030.

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4 h. ago Man jailed for animal cruelty acts linked to protests against asylum seeker housing

Darren Jackson (40) of Rivermeade, Co Dublin admitted driving four pigs from a farm in Cavan to the site, but said that an accomplice used a scalpel to injure the animals.

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4 h. ago Jury in trial of men accused of sexually abusing deaf family member told court in 'new territory'

The woman started giving evidence on Tuesday in the Central Criminal Court trial of the men - her three uncles and four brothers.

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4 h. ago President Connolly: TDs from both sides of chamber applaud first TD elected to Áras in 50 years

This hasn’t happened since 1973, when Erskine Childers went from TD to president.

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7 h. ago City centre travel warning as some Dublin Bus stops out of action tonight

City centre travel warning as some Dublin Bus stops out of action tonight  Dublin Live

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8 h. ago After fire at asylum center in Drogheda, online fringe groups seek to rewrite what happened

Conspiracy theories alleged the government, or Antifa, were behind the blaze.

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8 h. ago After fire at asylum centre in Drogheda, online fringe groups seek to rewrite what happened

Conspiracy theories alleged the government, or Antifa, were behind the blaze.

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25 h. ago Guess the decade: When did 'Bertiegate' cash scandal break? When did Love/Hate premiere?

Some moments defined the headlines, others defined generations. But can you remember what decade they actually happened in?

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26 h. ago Cyclist (20s) in serious condition after collision involving two cars in Finglas

The collision happened on the Mellowes Road in Finglas, Dublin 11 at around 6.30am this morning.

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27 h. ago Vandals cause extensive damage to Dublin city centre playground, rendering it unsafe

Fire damaged parts of the play area, with perimeter fencing also affected

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27 h. ago Medieval tower partially collapses in central Rome, leaving worker trapped

The tower is in a busy area, just off the Imperial Forum and close to the Colosseum, Italy’s top tourist site.

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28 h. ago Families displaced by Ipas arson attack are 'just happy to be alive', says local councillor

The families have been heartened by offers of clothes and goods after they found themselves displaced, a local councillor has said.

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28 h. ago ‘She was our why’: Sr Stan remembered by Focus Ireland cafe staff

Sr Stanislaus Kennedy founded the 365-day Dublin coffee shop for homeless people to seek advice and information

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29 h. ago How false reports downplayed the severity of arson attack at a Drogheda Ipas centre

The confusion centred around fireworks first getting blamed for the suspected arson attack.

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29 h. ago How false reports about fireworks downplayed the severity of arson attack at Drogheda Ipas centre

The confusion centred around fireworks first getting blamed for the suspected arson attack.

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30 h. ago University of Galway to host roadshow for female entrepreneurs

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM University of Galway is set to host a roadshow event for female entrepreneurs tomorrow, Tuesday. National business development programme ‘Going for Growth’ is partnering with University of Galway’s innovation office and ideaslab. The event will take place in the O’ Donohue Centre tomorrow evening from 6:30 until […] The post University of Galway to host roadshow for female entrepreneurs appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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30 h. ago Wicklow man appears in court charged with falsely claiming asylum seeker exposed himself on bus

The alleged offence was a social media post published by the accused on 21 June 2024.

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31 h. ago Part of medieval tower in central Rome collapses during renovation work

The Torre dei Conti was built in the 13th century by Pope Innocent III as a residence for his family.

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31 h. ago New Galway Rape Crisis Centre opened by Minister for Justice

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM The Justice Minister has cut the ribbon on a brand-new multi-million euro building for Galway Rape Crisis Centre. The three story office building at Claddagh Quay provides the centre with their own permanent space, having previously been headquartered in Fosters Court. Speaking to Galway Bay FM, Minister […] The post New Galway Rape Crisis Centre opened by Minister for Justice appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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31 h. ago Ireland asylum seekers: Government plans to charge for accommodation

Ireland asylum seekers: Government plans to charge for accommodation  BBC

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