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St. Paddy's
03/17/2027Be sure to join us for all the day's festivities! Reservations Required!
272 Days
Irish Independent
- Residents launch challenges to permission for €1bn Galway Ring Road
- Parnell Street trial: Doctors describe treating girl (5) with stab wound over the heart in minutes after alleged attack
- Nearly €20,000 spent sending Government investment fund delegates to property conference in Cannes
- Stay calm is the message from Sligo woman living with MS to others who are diagnosed
- ‘Not every game can be broadcast free-to-air,’ GAA president Jarlath Burns tells TDs
- Investigation launched after Clare man (50s) injured in daylight assault
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The Irish Times
- Hundreds of criminal cases adjourned as solicitors withdraw services in legal aid row
- Classroom to College: Two weeks into Leaving Cert 2026 and the finish line is in sight
- US tourist who killed mother of two while driving rental car gets suspended sentence
- Permission for 104-unit apartment complex quashed over lack of playground
- Girl (10) who sued HSE over circumstances of birth agrees €3.25m interim settlement
- Jeffrey Donaldson accusers ‘not sufficiently reliable’ for guilty verdict, jury told
Irish Examiner
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State paid €5.5m in social welfare overpayments due to official errors
Contributory State Pension accounted for the highest value of official overpayments recorded in 2025
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Taoiseach pushed on public inquiry into Creeslough explosion
Their families are meeting Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan on Wednesday
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Rate of house price growth subsides, but 'could be short-lived', mortgage advisors warn
Areas bucking the trend include the Midlands where prices have risen 12.5% in the last year and the South-East, where prices rose 8.7%