2 h. ago Ireland and the Netherlands the two largest ecstasy consumer markets per capita in the EU

Ireland and the Netherlands the two largest ecstasy consumer markets per capita in the EU  Irish Examiner

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3 h. ago Migrants to Ireland hit ‘disproportionately’ by poverty after housing costs despite being better educated

One in five migrants in Ireland is ‘income poor’, and 14.5% are at risk of poverty, compared with 11% of Irish-born residents, ESRI finds

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3 h. ago Northern Ireland blue plaque honour for pioneering County Antrim woman and war heroine who made medical history

Northern Ireland blue plaque honour for pioneering County Antrim woman and war heroine who made medical history  Belfast News Letter

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4 h. ago Ireland’s health minister wants faster action on Nicotine Directive, and EU Pharma Package

Ireland’s health minister wants faster action on Nicotine Directive, and EU Pharma Package  EURACTIV

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4 h. ago Women's Six Nations: Ireland 'in good health' for Italy encounter

Women's Six Nations: Ireland 'in good health' for Italy encounter  BBC.com

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6 h. ago Newtowncunningham’s Aoife Dowds reveals brave moves to building a career in beauty

Newtowncunningham makeup artist and influencer Aoife Dowds has shared the story of her skyrocketing career on one of Ireland’s top… The post Newtowncunningham’s Aoife Dowds reveals brave moves to building a career in beauty appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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6 h. ago Irish Times project on landlord Marc Godart wins Mary Raftery Prize

Prize awarded annually to an individual or small team responsible for social affairs journalism

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6 h. ago This pub on a remote island in Ireland is looking for someone new to takeover—but there's a catch

This pub on a remote island in Ireland is looking for someone new to takeover—but there's a catch  MSN

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7 h. ago Fears for 30 tech jobs in Donegal as healthcare firm considers leaving Ireland

There are fears for up to 30 jobs in Co Donegal following the news that a Limerick healthcare company are… The post Fears for 30 tech jobs in Donegal as healthcare firm considers leaving Ireland appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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7 h. ago Northern Ireland Secretary says any UK contribution to Casement Park would not bridge funding gap

Hilary Benn said any UK cash for the redevelopment of the stadium in west Belfast would not be enough to cover the shortfall.

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7 h. ago Connacht hope 'fearless' Gavin can be their next Ireland international

Connacht hope 'fearless' Gavin can be their next Ireland international  The42

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7 h. ago Woman claims her stillborn baby would still be alive with better care at Portlaoise hospital

The coroner observed that there had been “some shortcomings” in the care of Ms Brereton and noted she had “a difficult experience with a difficult pregnancy.”

Science

8 h. ago Nichino Europe to Provide More Plant Health Solutions to UK and Ireland Markets

Nichino Europe to Provide More Plant Health Solutions to UK and Ireland Markets  Agribusiness Global

Economics

8 h. ago What do we know about Trump's tariffs that are hitting Ireland and the EU next week?

New tariffs are due to come in on 2 April.

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8 h. ago Woman (30s) arrested after suspect devices found in house in Co Wexford

A quantity of suspected cocaine was seized during the search, pending analysis.

Events

9 h. ago Ireland’s gambling regulator to establish industry panel, maintain hard stance on lobbying

Ireland’s gambling regulator to establish industry panel, maintain hard stance on lobbying  Yogonet International

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9 h. ago ‘Family’ gang’s cocaine smuggling operation was biggest servicing Irish market, say gardaí

Senior officers warn while Dublin-headquartered gang now under serious pressure in Ireland and Spain, it is resilient

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9 h. ago Hundreds of children put through unnecessary hip surgeries in Dublin hospitals – report

Pearse Doherty said it was alleged that the surgeries were conducted ‘purely for financial gain’.

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9 h. ago Judge orders a halt to disciplinary process against probationer garda

Caoimhe Busher, a probationer garda member since 2018, has been the subject of a disciplinary investigation

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9 h. ago Labour MP says blackcurrant in Guinness 'a cardinal sin' in Ireland

Labour MP says blackcurrant in Guinness 'a cardinal sin' in Ireland  BBC.com

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