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Ireland rugby star Sean O’Brien punished for pub incident
Ireland rugby international Sean O’Brien has been sanctioned by the IRFU for urinating on a man in a Dublin bar last month.
Rapist Patrick Nevin who attacked women he contacted on dating app jailed
A serial sex offender who attacked women he met on Tinder has been jailed for 12 years.
Boris Johnson: There are 'abundant technical fixes' to Irish border issue
Tory leadership hopeful Boris Johnson has said there are "abundant technical fixes" that could be introduced to prevent a hard border on the island of Ireland.
Appeal for witnesses after man stabbed in face outside railway station
Gardai are appealing for witnesses after a man was stabbed in the face in Dublin.
Broadcasting watchdog rejects criticism of plans to police online content
The Irish broadcasting watchdog has rejected criticism that it is not the right institution to regulate harmful online content of social media giants Facebook and Twitter.
Serial sex offender who met victims on Tinder jailed
A serial sex offender who attacked women he met on Tinder has been handed a 12-year jail term.
Man appears in court charged with murder of Jordan Davis in Dublin
A 28-year-old man has been remanded in custody after he was charged with murder after a fatal shooting in Dublin.
Father-of-five killed in Donegal Rally named as Fianna Fail councillor Manus Kelly
A well-known rally driver who was killed in a collision during the Donegal Rally has been named as Manus Kelly.
Tributes paid to racing champion killed in Donegal Rally crash
Tributes have been paid to a racing champion who was killed in a crash while competing in the Donegal Rally.
Irish Government urged to include border vote in national risk report
The Irish Government’s refusal to include the possibility of a border poll in its report on threats to the country’s economy has left a void, a Fianna Fail senator has claimed.
Man killed in Gorey road crash
A man has died following a road crash in Gorey.
Civil war-era grenade found and defused in Dublin
A grenade dating back to the civil war has been found and made safe in Dublin.
Irish man John Pender stabbed to death in bar on Spain holiday
A married father of two was stabbed to death in a vicious attack in the toilet of an Irish bar while on a family holiday in Spain.
Brexit's impact on many cross-border initiatives finally revealed in report
More than 140 wide-ranging areas of life in Northern Ireland will be affected by Brexit, a previously confidential report has revealed.
Varadkar casts doubt on ‘alternative arrangements’ plan for Irish border
The Republic of Ireland cannot accept alternative arrangements to checks on the border as a replacement for the backstop, the country’s premier has said.
Varadkar casts doubt on ‘alternative arrangements’ plan for Irish border
Ireland cannot accept alternative arrangements to checks on the border as a replacement for the backstop, the country’s premier has said.
Ex-Irish president Mary McAleese seeks tougher approach to social media giants
Former Irish president Mary McAleese has called for a tougher approach to social media giants after photographs of two teenagers convicted of murder were published online.
Extent of Irish north-south cooperation revealed in secret Brexit impact 'mapping exercise' report
A previously confidential government report detailing 142 areas of life in Northern Ireland that will be impacted by Brexit has finally been published.
Appeal over feud-related incidents in Drogheda
Gardai investigating a number of feud-related incidents in Drogheda are appealing for witnesses.
Liverpool Legends charity match raises money for injured fan
A charity football match in aid of an injured fan has helped raise 748,000 euro.
Man and teenage girl arrested on suspicion of murder
A man and a teenage girl remain in custody after they were arrested on suspicion of murder following an inquiry into a missing man in Portlaoise.
Family of boy guilty of Ana Kriegel murder forced into hiding
The family of a boy found guilty in the Republic of murdering schoolgirl Ana Kriegel have been forced into hiding after he was identified in material published online, Dublin's Central Criminal Court has heard.
Under-18s should not have access to online porn, Varadkar says
People under the age of 18 should not be allowed access to pornographic material online, the Taoisaech has said.
Irish government urged to investigate Troubles’ killings in Republic
The Irish Government has been urged to appoint a victims’ commissioner and set up a body to investigate Troubles-related killings in the Republic.
Drugs worth almost 2m euro seized in west Dublin
Three men have been arrested following the seizure of herbal cannabis worth more than 1.96 million euro (£1.7 million).
Future PM seeking to delay Brexit would face EU hostility – Varadkar
Any future prime minister seeking to delay Brexit beyond the end of October would face “enormous hostility” from the European Union, the Irish Taoiseach has warned.
Online self-regulation over, Simon Coveney says
The days of self-regulation in the online industry are over, the Dail has heard.
Outgoing PSNI chief constable meets Irish president in Dublin
The outgoing police chief of Northern Ireland has visited Irish President Michael D Higgins at his official residence in Dublin.
Irish language to be taught through PE classes
Irish will be taught through PE classes in a bid to improve school children’s confidence in learning and speaking the language.
Facebook and Twitter in court over pictures of Ana Kriegel’s killers
The family of a convicted killer have gone into hiding after pictures of their son were posted on Facebook and Twitter, a court has heard.
LinkedIn creating 800 additional jobs in Dublin
LinkedIn is set to add 800 staff to its European headquarters in Dublin.
Expert panel appointed to advise UK government on 'alternative arrangements' for Irish border after Brexit
A panel of experts has been appointed by the UK government to advise on alternative arrangements for the Irish border after Brexit.
Facebook and Twitter face court over photos of Ana's young killers
Facebook and Twitter are to be brought to court in the Republic to answer allegations of contempt over the publication of photographs and content identifying the two boys convicted of murdering Ana Kriegel.
Irish government launches first space strategy
The Irish government has launched the country's first space strategy.
Central Bank warns of 110,000 fewer jobs in event of no-deal Brexit
A disorderly no-deal Brexit would result in 110,000 fewer jobs in Ireland, the Central Bank has warned.
Health staff strike deferred to allow fresh talks
A strike planned by workers at hospitals across the country has been called off to allow for further talks.
Tory leadership candidates do not have ‘serious grasp’ of Irish border issue
Candidates in the televised Tory leadership debate failed to reassure the public that they have a “serious” grasp of the Irish border issue, a businessman has claimed.
Childcare scheme ‘will put lone parents out of work’
The Government’s National Childcare Scheme will force single parents out of work, according to a representative group.
Ireland’s first National Space Strategy launched
The Irish Government has launched the country’s first National Space Strategy.
Dublin flat available to rent for £13k a month
A four-bedroom apartment in south Dublin is up for rent for €15,000 (£13,370) per month - but has so far struggled to draw interest from prospective tenants.
Murdered Ana’s parents pay tribute after tense scenes in court as teens are convicted
The parents of Irish schoolgirl Ana Kriegel have paid a moving tribute to their daughter outside the Dublin court where two boys were found guilty of her murder yesterday.
Two people charged after seizure of 320,000 euros worth of cocaine and heroin
Two women have been arrested and charged following the seizure of drugs worth more than 320,000 euro in Dublin.
Women affected by cervical cancer scandal to receive 20,000 euro payments
Women affected by the cervical cancer screening controversy will be eligible to claim a 20,000 euro payment for the non-disclosure of audit results.
'There will never be a hard border' - PM hopefuls have their say on Irish border question
The leading candidate in the race to become the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom has said that the government will never agree to a return to border infrastructure in Ireland.
Change in PM will not move Ireland’s position on Brexit, says Coveney
A change of British prime minister will not result in a change in the Irish Government’s stance on Brexit, the Irish foreign affairs minister said.
Decision on suspension of Stormont talks imminent - reports
A decision on whether to suspend talks aimed at restoring power-sharing over the summer could be made on Wednesday, according to reports.
Suspect taken to hospital after hit-and-run collision and attempted hijacking
A man has been taken to hospital after a hit-and-run collision and an attempted hijacking in Dublin.
Taoiseach condemns treatment of ex-garda who fell pregnant out of wedlock
The treatment of a former garda who fell pregnant out of wedlock in the 1980s was “wrong on every level”, the Taoiseach has said.
Government rental scheme ‘not affordable’
A scheme in Dublin that is designed to allow low and middle income earners to rent a home is not affordable, it has been claimed.
Strike by hospital support staff can be averted, says Varadkar
Strike action by support staff at hospitals across the country this week can be averted, the Taoiseach has maintained.
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