Michael Healy-Rae assaulted in Dublin ↗
Front page leadPolitician Michael Healy-Rae was released from hospital after being assaulted in Dublin on Wednesday afternoon. The incident occurred while he was stopped at traffic lights.
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Politician Michael Healy-Rae was released from hospital after being assaulted in Dublin on Wednesday afternoon. The incident occurred while he was stopped at traffic lights.
A majority of rural dwellers in Ireland welcome new regulations concerning one-off housing, indicating a shift in attitudes towards rural development.
GAA player Trevor Giles advocates for increased implementation of a 'GAA 15' warm-up routine, expressing regret over its limited adoption.
A review of a Dungarvan hotel highlights that its newly renovated rooms have significantly enhanced its appeal to guests.
President Catherine Connolly held a private meeting with King Charles, the details of which are not specified.
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Athlete Cantwell argues that bodies should not be the sole defining factor for athletes, emphasizing that they should not have to contend with such pressures.
Limerick artist Denise Chaila discusses her experiences with racism, breast reduction, and her return to the music industry.
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A brother has paid a heartfelt tribute to his sibling who tragically died in a car crash in Cork.
An Argentine judge has ordered a halt to an oil project near the Falkland Islands, escalating existing territorial tensions.
The deaths of eight women in South Africa have ignited widespread fear and anger, prompting investigations into the circumstances.
A historic castle in Cork is slated for transformation into high-end residential apartments, marking a significant development for the property.
More than 13,000 individuals are currently awaiting decisions on their citizenship applications, with wait times exceeding a year.
Skoda Ireland has commissioned textile artist Eileen McNulty to create artwork depicting everyday Irish life.