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<p>People gather along the fence at the site of clashes near Fnideq, on the Morocco-Spain border. Picture: Abdel Majid BZIOUAT / AFP via Getty Images</p>

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At least 57 people die as up to 60,000 cross to Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco

Pedro Sánchez decries ‘violation of territorial integrity’ as other EU countries criticise Madrid over incident

<p>Yves Sakila, 35, died following an alleged shoplifting incident at Arnotts department store on Henry Street in Dublin city centre on May 15. Picture: Facebook</p>

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Family seeks answers after Yves Sakila's body returned to Ireland instead of DR Congo

<p>More than 17,400 people homeless in Ireland as child homelessness remains high</p>

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Homelessness reaches new record in Cork as national total rises to 17,482

Modern Train at Cork Station Platform in Ireland

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Iarnród Éireann lodges planning application for new train station and park-and-ride at Dunkettle

More than 11,000 people have social welfare benefits cut in crackdown

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More than 11,000 people have social welfare benefits cut in crackdown

Green light for biggest private housing development in Kenmare in 20 years

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Green light for biggest private housing development in Kenmare in 20 years

Driver caught at 114km/h in 60km/h zone as gardaí detect 760 speeding offences

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Driver caught at 114km/h in 60km/h zone as gardaí detect 760 speeding offences

Doneraile murder trial: Cork postman's partner wept as 17-year-old found guilty of his murder

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'No child should ever have to spend Father’s Day standing at a graveyard missing their dad'

Long-delayed nursing home in Killarney could open in August

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Long-delayed nursing home in Killarney could open in August

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Growing numbers reporting unhealthy obsession with 'clean' eating

Bodywhys says increasing numbers of people are identifying with orthorexia nervosa, a condition marked by an unhealthy obsession with the perceived purity and healthiness of food

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Glen Hansard to be honoured with public wake on Bank Holiday Monday

Record July overcrowding sees 10,300 patients left without hospital beds

Record July overcrowding sees 10,300 patients left without hospital beds

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£20,000 award for information about murder of Lyra McKee

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F1 The Movie European premiere

Young musicians in Cork set to benefit as Ed Sheeran sets up cross-border musical project

North South Sounds 2026 programme will bring children and young people from Cork and Belfast together through songwriting, performance, and community engagement

Gardaí appealing for help to trace Black Audi A3 linked to Clare shooting

Gardaí appealing for help to trace Black Audi A3 linked to Clare shooting

Cork County Council to draw up Kinsale traffic plan to tackle summer gridlock

Cork County Council to draw up Kinsale traffic plan to tackle summer gridlock

Jamey Carney probe: Detention deadline looms for man held in Jordan

Jamey Carney probe: Detention deadline looms for man held in Jordan

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APTOPIX Spain Ceuta

Thousands of migrants leave after crossing into Spanish territory of Ceuta

Tens of thousands of migrants who crossed into Spain’s tiny Ceuta territory returned voluntarily to Morocco on Friday, a day after the influx triggered chaos in the North African city and reignited the immigration debate in Europe and beyond.

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Early ransom note in Nancy Guthrie case released

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Blanket of seaweed smothers coastlines from the Caribbean to Mexico

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UN warns that strong El Nino will add fuel to ‘a planet already on fire’

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Bessborough: Minister says 'all options' will be considered for future use of the site

Bessborough: Minister says 'all options' will be considered for future use of the site

Norma Foley also said she will push for cheaper childcare fees in this October’s budget

Young women sitting in dark room feeling pain with life problem. suffering from husband violence, Stop violence against and se

Trafficked women are forced to have sex in brothels 'in every town in Ireland'

Unknown number calling in the middle of the night. Phone call from stranger.

Gardaí investigate disturbing calls targeting female councillors across Ireland

Accelerating Infrastructure launch

Jack Chambers: 'HSE must cut unsustainable staff spend'

court & crime

Masked Cork man with 'sinister' three-pronged spike faked a Dublin accent during robbery

Masked Cork man with 'sinister' three-pronged spike faked a Dublin accent during robbery

Accused had 96 convictions, court told, as judge jails him for 'deliberate, premeditated act'

Doneraile murder trial: Cork postman's partner wept as 17-year-old found guilty of his murder

'What was taken from me was not only the man I loved. What was taken from me was my future'

Cork woman who switched diamond ring in jewellery store jailed

Cork woman who switched diamond ring in jewellery store jailed

Collapsed clothing group's 'real controller' allegedly used €1m of firm's funds to buy two Thai villas

Collapsed clothing group's 'real controller' allegedly used €1m of firm's funds to buy two Thai villas

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The Deirdre O’Shaughnessy Podcast: Bessborough survivor Cindi Bonny on the death of her baby Zoei in 1994

The Deirdre O’Shaughnessy Podcast: Bessborough survivor Cindi Bonny on the death of her baby Zoei in 1994

Cindi Bonny was just 16 but she had already experienced homelessness, drug addiction and an abusive relationship when she first entered Bessborough in 1993, pregnant with her son Kevin

'You didn't just take my dad's life. You took our future with him': Life imprisonment after Macroom murder trial

'You didn't just take my dad's life. You took our future with him': Life imprisonment after Macroom murder trial

'Do not bury our history beneath concrete', mother of last baby to die at Bessborough tells Government

'Do not bury our history beneath concrete', mother of last baby to die at Bessborough tells Government

The Deirdre O'Shaughnessy Podcast: Finding a new home for RTÉ Cork

The Deirdre O'Shaughnessy Podcast: Finding a new home for RTÉ Cork