7 h. ago Edward Walsh Sworn In as U.S. Ambassador to Ireland: Potential Impact on Crypto Regulations and Transatlantic Trade

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7 h. ago PHOTOS: Upper Dublin School District celebrates seniors with 2025 graduation

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13 h. ago ‘She was living a double life’: Bursar of private secondary school jailed for stealing €500,000

Mary Higgins pleaded guilty to stealing €500,000 from Mount Sackville Secondary School in Chapelizod

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14 h. ago Former Queen's University Belfast student jailed for life in the UK for raping 10 women

PhD student Zhenhao Zou, 28, drugged and raped 10 women in London and China.

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14 h. ago Bursar of private school jailed for stealing €500,000 from school to fund gambling addiction

Mary Higgins (63) pleaded guilty to stealing €500,000 from Mount Sackville Secondary School in Chapelizod.

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14 h. ago Are Tipp back? | Appeasing bandwagon supporters | Tailteann healthcheck

Tipperary-Galway conjures images of Joe Canning, Pádraig Maher and thrillers won by a single point. But how much of that is relevant to Saturday’s clash between the pair, who have been off the pace so far this decade? Also, Declan Bogue, Fintan O’Toole and Ronan Early discuss the nature of sometimes toxic relationships between supporters and players reluctant to venture out following a sub-par performance in a game. The Tailteann Cup continues to grow in stature – why is this? And is there space for a Junior football championship for counties? And, why Ciarán Kilkenny embodies the Eamon Dunphy definition of a good pro.

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14 h. ago Are Tipp back? | Appeasing bandwagon supporters | How the Tailteann Cup became coveted

Declan Bogue and Fintan O’Toole join Ronan Early to discuss Tipp’s revival, and their fast-returning support-base.

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17 h. ago Central Bank lowers forecast for how many houses are likely to be built next year

It’s reduced its forecast for the coming years after both completions and commencements at the start of this year were below expectations.

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17 h. ago Taxpayers face paying more with little or no income tax cuts likely in next budget

Taxpayers will pay more as bands and credits are not adjusted to take account of inflation

Economics

18 h. ago Limerick feud escalates: House demolished after bomb blast, gardaí monitor school runs

“Permanent armed patrols” have also been established in certain parts of the city, as gardaí continue to try to curb the violence.

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19 h. ago Central Bank forecasts lower economic growth and fewer homes built in coming years

The Republic is among the countries most exposed to US president Donald Trump's sweeping economic policies

Economics

20 h. ago Dublin school cancels ‘Prayer for Palestine Day’ amid ‘differing opinions’

Some parents at Mount Anville Primary School expressed concerns over activities ‘to raise awareness of Palestine’

Politics

24 h. ago Sale of vapes to be restricted in same way as cigarettes under new legislation

Shops will have to ‘hide’ vapes, with ban on single-use devices, ‘significant’ restrictions on flavours to reduce appeal to young people

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24 h. ago Parents delay smartphones for children entering secondary school

Parents from three Galway primary schools have come together to keep their children away from smartphones and social media as they transition into secondary school. In a remarkable show of unity, parents of pupils from the three local primary schools in Oranmore/Maree – Gaelscoil de hÍde, Maree National School and Scoil Íosa – have come […] The post Parents delay smartphones for children entering secondary school appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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24 h. ago Emer McLysaght: I’m smack bang in middle age without any property, ageing knees and a scant pension portfolio

Modest, former council houses are pushing seven and eight hundred grand

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24 h. ago Rent pressure zone reforms will be ‘painful’, Central Bank warns

US tariffs threaten to punch €18bn hole in public finances in extreme scenario

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24 h. ago State exams body investigates claims of rule breach during Leaving Cert at Dublin school

Education authority says its takes responsibility to uphold integrity of the State exams with ‘utmost seriousness’

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24 h. ago More than one third of children in Ireland see online sexual content monthly, says study

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24 h. ago Rent pressure zone changes will be ‘painful’ for tenants, Central Bank warns

US tariffs threaten to punch €18bn hole in public finances in extreme scenario

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24 h. ago Officials investigate after teacher is alleged to have helped students during Leaving Cert exam at Dublin school

Education authority says its takes responsibility to uphold integrity of the State exams with ‘utmost seriousness’

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