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St. Paddy's
03/17/2027Be sure to join us for all the day's festivities! Reservations Required!
278 Days
Irish Independent
- Jeffrey Donaldson denies raping child (7), telling trial: ‘It simply did not happen’
- Credit unions to hold interest rates on mortgages steady
- Aaron Greene: ‘I am sure the two lads will be disappointed not to get capped in Canada, but they can bounce back’
- Parnell Square stabbing trial: Jury views CCTV footage of movements in hours before attack
- Drugs, cash and gun seized from home where man was branded ‘RAT’ by Hennessy gang
- Man accused of hit-and-run causing death of Kildare teen told gardaí damage to his van was caused by a deer, trial hears
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The Irish Times
- Belfast unrest likened to the ‘worst of the Troubles’ before quieter Thursday night
- ‘Mexico never leaves your heart’: football-mad expats gather in Dublin as World Cup kicks off
- Belfast latest: Stabbing victim ‘improving’, DUP leader says
- Former Cork City manager Ger Nash ‘smelled of alcohol’ after crashing car, says garda
- Orthopaedic surgeon accused of trashing hotel and assaulting guests found not guilty by reason of insanity
- Occupiers of former pub in Dublin’s Liberties have three days to leave
Irish Examiner
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Government to progress bill that would ban online deepfakes
The proposed legislation has been put forward by Fianna Fáil TD for Wicklow-Wexford Malcolm Byrne
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Special school admission policies preventing children most in need from access, inspectorate finds
Education minister Hildegarde Naughton said she was 'deeply disappointed' schools had not changed policies
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'All options being considered' on proposed €70m children's science museum
Official did not answer multiple questions as to whether the State could take the financial hit of walking away from the project