69 m. ago Mum killed in Air India crash was ‘reluctant to go’ and feared leaving her son

Abdhiben Patel, 40, died days after flying to to care for her ill mother – but friends say she was anxious to go and deeply attached to her child

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10 h. ago Man arrested over online posts relating to Northern Ireland disorder

Man arrested over online posts relating to Northern Ireland disorder  Irish Examiner

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11 h. ago Hidden in plain sight: join the search for Ireland’s fossils

Hidden in plain sight: join the search for Ireland’s fossils  Irish Examiner

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22 h. ago Four males charged after father 'savagely' beaten during home burglary, court hears

Two teenagers and two men have been charged with aggravated burglary and unlawful possession of a machine pistol.

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24 h. ago ALERT: Gardai issue urgent appeals for help in locating teenage girls missing in Dublin

ALERT: Gardai issue urgent appeals for help in locating teenage girls missing in Dublin  Leinster Leader

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35 h. ago Charity’s fundraising drive to help more than 31,000 family carers in Galway

More than 31,000 family carers across Galway are providing round-the-clock care for loved ones who are ill, elderly or have additional needs. Often unpaid, unseen and exhausted, these family carers hold their families together under immense pressure and isolation. They form the backbone of our communities and our health services — yet many are struggling […] The post Charity’s fundraising drive to help more than 31,000 family carers in Galway appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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35 h. ago Everyone hates us, we don’t care’: Is Leinster’s mantra losing its power to motivate?

Much of the perceived dislike of the province may be based on false premises

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35 h. ago Special School in Galway is transformed by the work of 80 volunteers

A remarkable transformation has taken place at St Joseph’s Special School in Galway — thanks to the incredible efforts of 80 volunteers from Volunteer Ireland and Fidelity Cares. Over the course of a dedicated community action day, the volunteers completed a wide range of upgrade projects across the school. These included enhancements to the gardens […] The post Special School in Galway is transformed by the work of 80 volunteers appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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35 h. ago A Gaeltacht tragedy: ‘I never would have sent her if I thought anything was wrong’

The mother of a teenager who died from a heart condition on a hike at a Connemara Irish college wants answers from a hospital group

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36 h. ago Fontaines DC’s Grian Chatten: ‘Romance took a lot out of us. It was like a bomb went off, and then that silence’

The past eight months have been most hectic of band’s career – and a time to decide what kind of future they want

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43 h. ago No repeat home win over Bohemians as Cork City slip further into danger zone

No repeat home win over Bohemians as Cork City slip further into danger zone  Irish Examiner

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48 h. ago Michael Carey steps down as chair of Enterprise Ireland and Housing Agency

Action at Enterprise Ireland and Housing Agency is to avoid embarrassment for Ministers over late filing of accounts by East Coast Bakehouse

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50 h. ago Italian teenager to become Catholic Church’s first millennial saint in September

Pope Leo XIV confirmed that date this morning.

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52 h. ago Leaving Cert German: a demanding exam which pushed students to ‘think outside the box’

Linguistic challenges posed by novel topics posed steep challenges for weaker students in particular

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55 h. ago ‘Behind each figure is a vulnerable child in care’: Court kept in dark about 395 children without social workers

‘Behind each figure is a vulnerable child in care’: Court kept in dark about 395 children without social workers  The Irish Times

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55 h. ago ‘Behind each figure is a vulnerable child in care’: Court kept in dark about 400 without social workers

Judge Conor Fottrell said Tusla’s ‘unprecedented’ failure to alert the courts has broken trust

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55 h. ago ‘Behind each figure is a vulnerable child in care’: Court kept in dark about 395 without social workers

Judge Conor Fottrell said Tusla’s ‘unprecedented’ failure to alert the courts has broken trust

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57 h. ago Israel strikes Iran, Tánaiste urges care home investigation and US Senator manhandled

Iran vows ‘painful’ response to Israel’s overnight attack, Tánaiste condemns ‘haunting’ elderly mistreatment and US Senator dragged from press conference

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58 h. ago Opinion: After Leas Cross and Aras Attracta, how are we still failing people in nursing homes?

There are many urgent lessons to be learned from RTÉ’s nursing home care exposé, writes Amanda Phelan.

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2 d. ago Teenage boy whose life is at risk has ‘no interest in care’, court told

Boy has amassed drug debt and two teenagers he was living with were shot at, court hears

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