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WEBEvening headlines: Former politician admits sexually assaulting eight-year-old girl; Irish woman arrested following high-speed chase with baby in car. Evening headlines: Eviction ban may be ...
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WEBMan allegedly caught ‘red-handed’ near Mountjoy jail with drone equipped to deliver €8,000 worth of drugs. Wed 11 Sep 2024 at 03:07. Irish News.
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Dublin v Luxembourg: how their housing crises compare as both …
WEB1 day ago · Luxembourg and Dublin have much in common – an affinity for beer, bustling financial centres and housing crises that have seen tenants and prospective homeowners being caught in the crossfire of ...
Sinn Féin would use €1bn of Apple tax windfall for projects in ...
WEB1 day ago · A Sinn Féin government would use the Apple back taxes windfall to set up a one billion euro fund for infrastructure projects in disadvantaged areas, Mary Lou McDonald has said.
Taoiseach pledges ‘legacy’ from Ireland’s triumph at Olympics …
WEBAug 11, 2024 · President Michael D Higgins offered his congratulations and appreciation to all Irish Olympians “who have represented our country with such distinction over the last two and a half weeks”.