1 hour ago 20 walks to do in your lifetime in Ireland – ‘one of the best little walking destinations in the world'

20 walks to do in your lifetime in Ireland – ‘one of the best little walking destinations in the world'  The Irish Independent

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5 h. ago Woman in her 60s dies in collision between two cars and a lorry in Co Down

The Portaferry Road remains closed as an examination of the scene continues, the PSNI said.

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8 h. ago Protest held as US judge arrested and charged with obstructing immigration operation

Justice department says Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan tried to help man evade arrest by immigration agents

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9 h. ago Protests held as US judge arrested and charged with obstructing immigration operation

Justice department says Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan tried to help man evade arrest by immigration agents

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9 h. ago ‘Bloodied but not bowed’: Connemara’s Misunderstood Heron food truck announces sudden closure

Popular food truck blames shutdown on decision by Galway County Council in statement posted on social media

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10 h. ago ‘Trusted’ Ukrainian gang member caught with almost €1m from crime, court told

Vlodymyr Talriar (37) has been in Ireland since last year and resided in a flat on Marlborough Road, Dublin 7

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11 h. ago Tesla is paying price for Musk taking eye off road long before joining Trump’s orbit

EV carmaker, struggling with a dated selection of models, is being outmanoeuvred by China’s BYD

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11 h. ago Tesla is paying price for Elon Musk taking eye off road long before joining Trump’s orbit

EV carmaker, struggling with a dated selection of models, is being outmanoeuvred by China’s BYD

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13 h. ago South Donegal road to be partially closed for resurfacing next week

Donegal County Council will be carrying out resurfacing works on the Ballydevitt to Letterbarra Road (LP1845) at Altadoo next week.… The post South Donegal road to be partially closed for resurfacing next week appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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13 h. ago Woman (50s) dies after car collides with truck on N25 in Co Kilkenny

The road remains closed as Garda Forensic Collision Investigators conduct a technical examination.

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16 h. ago Letter: Irish leaders issue warm words for the Muslim minority on the island, but no such warmth for Protestants in Ireland

Letter: Irish leaders issue warm words for the Muslim minority on the island, but no such warmth for Protestants in Ireland  Belfast News Letter

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16 h. ago Michael Walker: Arne Slot’s succession story makes compelling viewing – and riveting football

Having to follow Jürgen Klopp can’t have been easy, but Slot’s calm style has brought a quality of continuity

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29 h. ago ‘High visibility policing operation’ plan as gardai declare Dublin city centre 'open for business' amid protest concerns

‘High visibility policing operation’ plan as gardai declare Dublin city centre 'open for business' amid protest concerns  The Irish Sun

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33 h. ago Teen tried to board flight to US using passport of friend 'he looked a bit like', court hears

Aaron O’Brien (19), of Innishannon Road, Fair Hill, Cork, tried to use his friend's passport to board a US-bound flight

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34 h. ago Weekend weather: Mix of sunshine and showers as Met Éireann forecasts change next week

Met Éireann is predicting mostly dry and warm conditions from early next week.

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35 h. ago Weekend road action in Dublin, Meath, Kerry as midweek racing also arrives

Weekend road action in Dublin, Meath, Kerry as midweek racing also arrives  Sticky Bottle

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35 h. ago Athenry community facing €200,000 bill to keep playground open

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM The community of Athenry is facing a bill of around €200,000 to keep its playground open. Locals say the public amenity, which is the oldest community-owned playground in Galway, faces an uncertain future due to its age and condition. They have been attempting to raise funds to […] The post Athenry community facing €200,000 bill to keep playground open appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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36 h. ago Salthill conference demands better conditions for school secretaries and caretakers

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Today’s Fórsa conference in Salthill has demanded better conditions for school secretaries and caretakers. Education Minister Helen McEntee has addressed the event this morning, during which she announced a redeployment scheme for Special Needs Assistants. There were also motions on the ongoing campaign to secure pension provision […] The post Salthill conference demands better conditions for school secretaries and caretakers appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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36 h. ago Woman (60s) dies following collision involving a lorry in Co Mayo

Incident occurred in Castlebar on Thursday morning

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37 h. ago Irish children spend too much time indoors and on screens, Specsavers says

too much screen time and too little natural daylight are key risk factors in the development of myopia, a condition rising globally.

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