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Microsoft outage live: millions still affected as disruption stretches beyond 18 hours

Microsoft reports it is seeing some ‘positive results’ in its efforts to get its services back online for millions of customers around the world

<p>The tiny white funeral of six year old Elliot English, bedecked in Paw Patrol stickers is carried into the Scared Heart Church in Waterford: Picture: Chani Anderson</p>

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‘Our Ellie Bellie’: Family remembers six-year-old Elliot English at Waterford funeral

<p>Micheál Martin and Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy with leaders from the European Political Community summit at the Convention Centre in Dublin yesterday. <span class="contextmenu emphasis CaptionCredit">Picture: Brian Lawless/PA</span>
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Zelenskyy meets Trump envoys in Dublin as EU leaders demand role in Ukraine peace talks

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Cork dog breeder caught with €67,000 worth of cannabis is jailed

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What was on the menu at the Taoiseach's dinner for world leaders in Dublin?

Man who had sexual 'relationship' with girl, 14, and plied her with drugs is jailed

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Man who had sexual 'relationship' with girl, 14, and plied her with drugs is jailed

Ex-navy recruit was warned of 'conduct unbecoming' charge after getting pregnant, tribunal told

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Ex-navy recruit was warned of 'conduct unbecoming' charge after getting pregnant, tribunal told

Microsoft global outage

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HSE, Cork councils and State services hit by global Microsoft outage

Missing person Tina Satchwell case

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Richard Satchwell appeal against conviction for murder of his wife Tina set for March

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Protesters plan second demonstration over fuel prices and cost of living

Protesters plan second demonstration over fuel prices and cost of living

The demonstration follows the major fuel protests earlier in the year, when convoys of trucks and tractors brought disruption to roads across the country

Microsoft global outage

Microsoft showing 'encouraging recovery progress' following worldwide outage

UN council urges Ireland to strengthen measures to combat racism

UN council urges Ireland to strengthen measures to combat racism

Cork City Council cautions against proposal for statue of mosquito said to killed Oliver Cromwell

Cork City Council cautions against proposal for statue of mosquito said to killed Oliver Cromwell

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Cork City to honour Criminal Assets Bureau founder Barry Galvin with Freedom of the City

Cork City to honour Criminal Assets Bureau founder Barry Galvin with Freedom of the City

The former Cork City State Solicitor played a key role in establishing the bureau following the murders of Jerry McCabe and Veronica Guerin

Call to identify 'good clusters' of derelict properties that could be brought back into use

Call to identify 'good clusters' of derelict properties that could be brought back into use

Cork weather and traffic: Frost and icy patches in places as temperatures set to drop later

Cork weather and traffic: Frost and icy patches in places as temperatures set to drop later

CUH and HSE South West bosses asked to appear before PAC amid patient safety concerns

CUH and HSE South West bosses asked to appear before PAC amid patient safety concerns

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SpaceX Starship Launch

SpaceX bids to catch entire rocket in most ambitious test yet

SpaceX is launching Starship into orbit on Friday in its boldest test yet: a 22-hour flight that aims to recapture the entire rocket in a move meant to accelerate Moon and Mars travel.

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Pope tells of his ‘joy to be home’ as he returns to city where he was bishop

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Pope Leo returns to former diocese where he ‘learned to be a shepherd’

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Dutch PM calls crisis talks as coalition acrimony erupts over tax package

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Irish Budget 2014

Staff at Intreo offices in Limerick subject to high levels of verbal and physical abuse, Dáil hears

Employees experience a 'challenging work environment in terms of verbal abuse, physical abuse, vacancies, and understaffing'

Taoiseach insists he will contest next general election

Taoiseach insists he will contest next general election

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European summit protesters quietly marshalled as gardaí swell streets

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European leaders discuss enrgy costs and ways to achieve an 'affordable future for Europe'

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Steel fabrication firm in Cork fined €8k for not having written procedure for safe system of work

Steel fabrication firm in Cork fined €8k for not having written procedure for safe system of work

An incident where life-changing injuries were suffered by a man who was using an angle-grinder there was the reason a health and safety inspector was called to Forde Steel Buildings

Brothel-keeping 'preys on vulnerable individuals', judge says as she jails Cork man who admitted offence

Brothel-keeping 'preys on vulnerable individuals', judge says as she jails Cork man who admitted offence

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Cork man caught carrying €30k of cocaine in shopping bag gets three years

Accused said Scarlett Faulkner 'wrong to go with married man', but didn't condone her murder

Accused said Scarlett Faulkner 'wrong to go with married man', but didn't condone her murder

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Colin Sheridan: Questions about who knew what have travelled further than Nvidia's boardroom

Somewhere between Washington and Beijing, a private relationship would have become a question of national security

The Deirdre O'Shaughnessy Podcast: Nvidia faces leadership void as Jensen Huang resigns

The Deirdre O'Shaughnessy Podcast: Nvidia faces leadership void as Jensen Huang resigns

The Mick Clifford Podcast: Inside my new book There I Long To Be – Life Through A GAA Lens

The Mick Clifford Podcast: Inside my new book There I Long To Be – Life Through A GAA Lens

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Public sector pay deal: What the 10.75% increase means for 420,000 workers

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