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| Wednesday | 12:00-9:00 |
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St. Paddy's
03/17/2027Be sure to join us for all the day's festivities! Reservations Required!
279 Days
Irish Independent
- Belfast riots: Police use water cannon on protesters after lorry set ablaze
- Man (80s) dies following crash involving car and truck in Co Louth
- Rat carcass found in buffet restaurant in West Dublin, Food Safety Authority Ireland report reveals
- Ireland expected to face ‘cybersecurity incidents’ during EU presidency, watchdog says
- Woman challenges refusal to become trainee garda over ‘sphere of influence’
- Government doing ‘what is possible’, Helen McEntee says as she introduces ‘watered-down’ Occupied Territories Bill
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The Irish Times
- Police clash with crowds in Belfast for second night as vehicle set alight
- Man who stabbed 14-year-old’s hand with glass shard while trying to rob e-scooter jailed
- Leaving Cert history: ‘Very challenging’ paper with few predicted staples
- Garda applicant challenges ‘dream job’ rejection due to concern over her ‘sphere of influence’
- Anti-immigration march to Dáil attempts to rally support against EU migration pact
- Man in his 80s dies following collision with truck in Co Louth
Irish Examiner
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‘Monumental day’ for family of murdered solicitor Pat Finucane at public inquiry
Pat Finucane's family said they know they are not alone in their trauma, but questions around his murder are significant in terms of who he was, why and how he was killed, and the failings of the British state
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Irish Rail looking at other options after writing off failed €50m IT project, committee told
The software, which was part of an effort to deliver a national railway control centre in Dublin, was expected to be delivered in 2024 at a cost of under €20m
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Air Corps personnel shoot down ‘drones’ in EU presidency training exercise
Personnel from No 3 Ops Wing – the helicopter unit of the defence forces – recently undertook a training exercise in May to test the counter-drone capability