23 h. ago Deportation anxiety in Irish America: ‘I would have a clean slate before travelling’

Amid the ongoing harrowing experience of Cork-born Cliona Ward, Irish-American leaders are urging extra caution on people planning on leaving the country temporarily

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28 h. ago Smartphones in the Sistine Chapel didn’t feel out place to me. It’s 2025

We love to plonk a dead relative in the sittingroom for a day or two

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43 h. ago Drury Street is ‘a great place to hang out you bump into loads of people’

Drury Street is ‘a great place to hang out you bump into loads of people’  The Irish Independent

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47 h. ago Why do Irish people continue to make the same mistakes with their savings?

The annual growth rate of bank savings has more than doubled from pre-Covid levels

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49 h. ago Chartered deportation flight from Dublin returns 39 people to Georgia

Chartered deportation flight from Dublin returns 39 people to Georgia  The Irish Independent

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52 h. ago Over 350 people are sleeping on mattresses on the floor in Irish prisons

Minister Jim O’Callaghan will address the Irish Prison Officers’ Association’s Annual Delegate Conference in Galway today.

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53 h. ago Harris accuses Trump of ‘wholesale abandonment’ of American ideals

The former vice president criticised Donald Trump in her most extensive speech since leaving office in January.

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3 d. ago In the News: Will dramatic immigration law reforms in Ireland change the number of people seeking asylum?

In the News: Will dramatic immigration law reforms in Ireland change the number of people seeking asylum?  The Irish Times

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3 d. ago What’s happening in Spain and Portugal? Will my holiday be affected?

With many Irish people hoping to take advantage of the long weekend by jetting away for some sun, the power outage which hit Spain, Portugal, and some of France on Monday has undoubtedly heightened anxiety.

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4 d. ago ‘Penalising people for doing the right thing’: Commuters react to Irish Rail fare rises

Pricing reforms mean Greystones commuters are considering driving to Bray to catch Dart as it is cheaper there

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7 d. ago In Trump’s America, it can be dangerous to criticise the president’s friends

Worldview: The administration has rescinded the legal status of close to 1,000 international university students since mid-March

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7 d. ago ‘It’s all about Irish people supporting Irish people’: Dublin Gaeilgeoir on how Ireland’s cultural revival ‘blew up’ her Celtic

‘It’s all about Irish people supporting Irish people’: Dublin Gaeilgeoir on how Ireland’s cultural revival ‘blew up’ her Celtic-inspired jewellery business  The Irish News

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7 d. ago Exploring the world of ‘Normal People’ with a stay at Trinity College Dublin

Exploring the world of ‘Normal People’ with a stay at Trinity College Dublin  Irish Examiner

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7 d. ago New record as number of homeless people in Ireland jumps again

New record as number of homeless people in Ireland jumps again  Irish Examiner

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8 d. ago UK environmental group asks Irish people to survey number of insects splatted on number plates

The survey has been running in the UK since 2021 and has revealed a 63% decline in the number of flying insects splatted on vehicle number plates between 2021 and 2024.

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9 d. ago One in five Irish people would not take a traditional vaccine, survey suggests

One third of people globally either reject or are unsure about traditional vaccines, the major survey found.

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9 d. ago Irish people more willing to get vaccines than those in many other countries

Ireland ranked 13th globally for acceptance of traditional vaccines, survey finds

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9 d. ago Fears over 5,000 Irish jobs as Intel to cut 20% of workforce

There are concerns over the impact reported job cuts at Intel could have on its Irish operations, which employ 5,000 people

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1 week ago Should Irish citizens in Northern Ireland be able to vote in Irish presidential elections?

Over one million Irish people living in Northern Ireland are not eligible to vote in the election, according to Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín.

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1 week ago 'The People's Pope': Irish and global newspapers remember a Pope of change

From Ireland to Italy to America, the consensus is that he was “the people’s Pope” who strived to change the Catholic Church.

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