62 m. ago Teen arrested for questioning over death of Irish Rail worker Ian Walsh

Ian Walsh was found dead at his home in Carrick-on-Suir on August 4th.

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3 h. ago “Ireland is better than this”; City reckons with attacks on immigrants

“Ireland is better than this”; City reckons with attacks on immigrants  Dublin People

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4 h. ago Gardaí arrest teenager in connection with murder of man in Co Tipperary

Iarnród Eireann employee Ian Walsh found fatally stabbed at his home in Carrick-on-Suir on August 4th

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6 h. ago Three Irish emigrants on the highs and lows of returning home to Ireland

Three Irish emigrants on the highs and lows of returning home to Ireland  The Irish Times

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6 h. ago Listening to people talk about their children is the best form of contraception available

I’m not saying don’t talk about them at all. Has the child recovered after their hospital stint? Three minutes. Training for the Olympics? Five minutes max

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6 h. ago AI needed to help Ireland’s infrastructure withstand climate disasters – Deloitte

Global report finds AI tools can boost resilience of ageing infrastructure and mitigate flood and storm damage

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15 h. ago Review of child hip surgery cases to begin in January, HSE confirms

The HSE said an expert review is being commissioned and an independent panel will be convened to review patient files.

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15 h. ago HSE has helped just 104 younger people move out of nursing homes for the elderly

There are still over 1,200 people aged under 65 living in Irish nursing homes according to recent HSE figures.

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17 h. ago Trump offers assurances that US troops will not be sent to help defend Ukraine

The Republican president, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky and other European leaders held hours of talks at the White House on Monday.

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18 h. ago Review of child hip surgery cases won't begin until January, HSE confirms

The HSE said an expert review is being commissioned and an independent panel will be convened to review patient files.

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19 h. ago Young people unite at sports camp after cancellation of previous event over GAA involvement

Cricket, GAA, hockey and rugby were all played by young people at the event in the Stormont estate in east Belfast.

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20 h. ago Cricket camp 'bringing people together,' says chair of Cricket Ireland

Cricket camp 'bringing people together,' says chair of Cricket Ireland  BBC

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22 h. ago Why has Sally Rooney been warned off supporting Palestine Action

The UK made Palestine Action a proscribed terrorist organisation last month and hundreds of arrests have been made since for people supporting the group.

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22 h. ago Why has Sally Rooney been warned over supporting Palestine Action

The UK made Palestine Action a proscribed terrorist organisation last month and hundreds of arrests have been made since for people supporting the group.

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22 h. ago Plans lodged for 463 new homes on former Ballymun flats site

Plans lodged for 463 new homes on former Ballymun flats site  The Irish Independent

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23 h. ago Sean Gallagher: I will ‘reflect’ on claims of attack on presidential hopeful

Entrepreneur Gareth Sheridan has claimed that he has been the victim of a ‘co-ordinated attack’ by people close to his former business associate.

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25 h. ago 56 former pubs and businesses converted into homes in Donegal

More than 50 vacant commercial properties have been converted to create more than 100 new homes in Donegal in the… The post 56 former pubs and businesses converted into homes in Donegal appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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30 h. ago ‘Once somebody shares the fact they are thinking about suicide, there’s a connection to life’

A €2 million investment in counselling supports for men aims to help break the silence around mental health

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30 h. ago Public asked to give up their beds for one night to help those who don’t have one

Galway Simon Community is inviting everyone – individuals, families, schools, companies and clubs – to give up their bed for one night on Friday, October 3, with one purpose to change the lives of those facing homelessness across Galway, Mayo and Roscommon. Because by raising funds and awareness, you are ensuring vulnerable people in our community […] The post Public asked to give up their beds for one night to help those who don’t have one appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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30 h. ago 'Melissa was not a statistic': Family seek answers over young mum's sudden death

The family of Dublin woman Melissa Core, who died in Brighton earlier this year whilst homeless, say she was failed by services meant to protect her.

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