61 m. ago ‘Completely heartbreaking’ – Dublin TD meets councillors after St Anne’s Park toilets vandalised

‘Completely heartbreaking’ – Dublin TD meets councillors after St Anne’s Park toilets vandalised  The Irish Independent

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4 h. ago Chance of hail today and isolated thunderstorms – Met Éireann

Today will be another breezy day across Ulster with sunny spells and heavy showers, bringing the chance of hail and… The post Chance of hail today and isolated thunderstorms – Met Éireann appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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6 h. ago Senator brings her own ‘snack cart’ on Sligo train to highlight lack of Irish Rail catering

Labour Senator Nessa Cosgrove said that on-board catering for Irish Rail was a “basic public service”.

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6 h. ago Mixed day forecast today as Met Éireann puts yellow warnings in place for Thursday

Sunny spells, scattered heavy showers, a chance of hail and isolated thunderstorms for Wednesday

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7 h. ago Michael McDowell: This election wasn’t a lurch to the left, but a victory for politics of Keep The Other Lot Out

There is real possibility that political coalition will form to exploit public dissatisfaction with KTOLO politics

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11 h. ago Ireland’s only known dinosaurs to go on public display for the first time at UCC

Ireland’s only known dinosaurs to go on public display for the first time at UCC  Irish Examiner

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15 h. ago Revenue investigating technical issues with Local Property Tax portal

Many people have reported being unable to file a return for at least the past four days

Economics

18 h. ago English tourist dies months after alleged Dublin Temple Bar attack

English tourist dies months after alleged Dublin Temple Bar attack  BBC

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20 h. ago ICCL submits complaint to European Commission over appointment of Niamh Sweeney to DPC

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties complaint focuses on the process under which former Facebook and WhatsApp public policy head was appointed

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20 h. ago Ballymun attack leaves man in serious condition as Gardaí urge public not to share video

Extremely graphic footage of the attack has been circulated online.

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21 h. ago One of Latin America’s most lauded public artists on display in Dublin throughout the end of the month

One of Latin America’s most lauded public artists on display in Dublin throughout the end of the month  614NOW

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23 h. ago Prince Andrew hosted Jeffrey Epstein at his Windsor home just days before his arrest in Florida

It had previously been reported that Epstein had visited Windsor Castle for a birthday event, but not that he had been hosted at Andrew’s private home.

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24 h. ago 'They got enjoyment from assaulting us': Drag queens capture Cork attack on camera

Krystal Queer and Lucina Schynning were filming a video promoting their club night Saints when they were assaulted from behind.

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26 h. ago Man (40s) charged in relation to public disorder at Citywest last week

Gardaí continue to investigate what it describes as “serious” public disorder that occurred in Saggart on 21 and 22 October.

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26 h. ago Yet another attack on public toilets, only days after installation

Yet another attack on public toilets, only days after installation  Dublin Gazette Newspapers

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31 h. ago No heave against Micheál Martin, but many in Fianna Fáil mute on public support

Loyal Ministers rally in appeal for calm after public criticism of Taoiseach from party colleagues

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31 h. ago ‘This was twice their size’: How Ireland’s war on Asian hornets started in a beer garden

Public responded well to Asian hornet alert but tougher regulations and better education needed

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35 h. ago Trend Micro Celebrates Pwn2Own Ireland with Cybersecurity Research & Zero

Trend Micro Celebrates Pwn2Own Ireland with Cybersecurity Research & Zero-day Vulnerabilities  The Fast Mode

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39 h. ago Video | Vandalism of new toilets in Dublin park 'appalling' | RTÉ

Video | Vandalism of new toilets in Dublin park 'appalling' | RTÉ  RTE.ie

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40 h. ago Government asks councils to limit media access to new policing committees

The National Union of Journalists has said there should be a presumption in favour of meetings being held in public.

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