The barrister for a Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) employee accused of disclosing sensitive information has said his client was “spoofing” when ...
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The daughter of a woman who was left with life-changing injuries following a brutal rape has called for longer prison sentences for violent criminals.
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A stunning new mural with a conservation theme has been unveiled on the quayside in Cork city as part of a new city placemaking initiative.
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Seven people have been injured after an explosion on a busy street in the French city of Lyon.
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Jose Simms has seven arrest warrants and is being sought after failing to appear in court.
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Donald Trump said the troops would have a ‘mostly protective’ role.
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The 20-year-old suffered the fracture during a training camp in Portugal.
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Blues fans believe Chelsea could have done much more to assist those wishing to try to travel to Baku.
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Federer has not played at Roland Garros since 2015.
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The reliance of foreign firms on the economy has been further signalled with an IDA-backed management course aimed at training management for Irish subsidiaries ...
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Profits at the commercial firm operated by former Irish rugby captain, Jamie Heaslip last year more than doubled to €124,324.
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The fall of Theresa May pushed sterling slightly higher, but only after the currency had fallen sharply in the past week on the prospect her probable successor, ...
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The Smiths former frontman posted on Facebook.
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Political parties agree that, for the first time in years, the local elections this week really are about local issues, on everything from housing to the environment ...
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Garda Commissioner Drew Harris was questioned on the Margiotta case that collapsed at trial earlier this year. His answers to the PAC left a lot to be desired, writes ...
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On 20 May 2009, Ireland made international headlines when the Report of the Commission to Inquire into Child Abuse (CICA) was published.
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All of the most opulent and OTT gowns from the Cannes Film Festival
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