8 h. ago 'I don't want to be here forever': The hidden struggle of middle

One man described his despair and frustration at having no choice other than to live in a nursing home.

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9 h. ago Clash on hotel tax between Fine Gael Ministers and Dublin TDs and councillors

A number of politicians in the capital have gone public on their support for a hotel bed levy despite the strong opposition of two senior Fine Gael Ministers

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12 h. ago Ireland's first primary military radar system set to be rolled out next year

Ireland's first primary military radar system set to be rolled out next year  Dublin Live

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17 h. ago ‘I have my kids back’: Mother now running half marathons with daughter she lost care over during addiction

‘I have my kids back’: Mother now running half marathons with daughter she lost care over during addiction  The Irish Independent

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17 h. ago ‘I have my kids back’: Running event promotes alternatives to addiction

A mother whose life was derailed by drugs is now running half marathons with the daughter she lost care over during her addiction.

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18 h. ago Are neighbours entitled to a share of the estate of a man they cared for?

Charity is just that and whether it is recognised will depend on this man’s will, if he had one

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18 h. ago Parents set to love new Aldi Ireland childhood staple after it lands in middle aisle

Parents set to love new Aldi Ireland childhood staple after it lands in middle aisle - and it costs just €59.99  The Irish Sun

Society

19 h. ago Easter Monday charity run/walk along the prom in aid of multiple sclerosis

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A 6.5km run/walk along the Salthill prom will take place tomorrow, Easter Monday (April 21st), to raise funds for multiple sclerosis The money raised will help people with MS to access information, services and support on a local and national level The route will start at Claddagh […] The post Easter Monday charity run/walk along the prom in aid of multiple sclerosis appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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20 h. ago Easter Sunday set to be cloudy – with sun and showers expected on Bank Holiday Monday

Today, Easter Sunday, is expected to be a mostly overcast affair. Met Éireann’s latest forecast for Ulster is anticipating a… The post Easter Sunday set to be cloudy – with sun and showers expected on Bank Holiday Monday appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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20 h. ago Sitdown Sunday: Why are some prisoners starving to death in US county jails?

Settle down in a comfy chair with some of the week’s best longreads.

Events

23 h. ago Digital Games Portfolio funding to strengthen Galway as centre of Irish games industry

Galway has been strengthened as a central hub for innovation in Ireland’s games industry – and taken a major step forward in the process – with the launch of the new Digital Games Portfolio funding strategy. Funding of €500,000 in support of the Irish game development industry was announced at the FÍS Games Summit 2025, […] The post Digital Games Portfolio funding to strengthen Galway as centre of Irish games industry appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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23 h. ago Family set to lose Rathmines home as value exceeds amount council will pay for private renters

Steep increases in south Dublin property prices are widening the gap for a government scheme.

Society

33 h. ago Officiating error adds to the pain as Munster lose to Bulls at Thomond Park

Munster were forced to play for 14 minutes down a man after the game went to uncontested scrums

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37 h. ago Woman 'subjected to restrictive measures' by police for speaking Irish during protest in Berlin

The protest, which took place on Wednesday outside the Irish embassy, was in support of the Palestinian people.

Events

37 h. ago Individual arrested by police for speaking Irish during protest in Berlin

The protest, which took place on Wednesday outside the Irish embassy, was in support of the Palestinian people.

Events

41 h. ago ‘I don’t care what others think’ – Artist Peter Monaghan on turning 70 and his latest exhibition

‘I don’t care what others think’ – Artist Peter Monaghan on turning 70 and his latest exhibition  The Irish Independent

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47 h. ago Road signs to be updated to reflect the proper Irish name for Dublin's new 'Town of Softies'

Baile Bogáin means the town of the marshy, soft land or – in a pejorative setting – can also mean town of softies.

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47 h. ago Gort Cancer Support officially recognised for setting the highest standards in care

Gort Cancer Support has been commended for holding the highest standards in care – securing full membership of the Alliance of Community Cancer Support Centres and Services. It becomes just one of 20 centres nationwide to hold this accolade, having been found to meet all the standards set out by the National Cancer Control Programme […] The post Gort Cancer Support officially recognised for setting the highest standards in care appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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47 h. ago Irish voters support neutrality by 2:1 margin but are less convinced on triple lock, poll finds

Irish Times/Ipsos B&A poll finds wealthier voters and women are most likely to support current model of neutrality

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47 h. ago Irish Times poll: Current model of neutrality backed by 63% of voters

Irish Times/Ipsos B&A poll finds wealthier voters and women are most likely to support current model of neutrality

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