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Consultants at the National Maternity Hospital have reportedly turned away approximately 150 women seeking private care.

The United Kingdom is evacuating its diplomatic personnel from Iran as the United States escalates its air strikes in the region.

A murder trial heard that the pattern of injuries sustained by Gillian Curran were more indicative of an assault.

Edenderry Garda station remains shut after officers experienced illness while dealing with seized vapes.

A review of Darwin's Tavern praises their steak but notes disappointments in other aspects of the dining experience.

An opinion piece argues that public sector workers are indeed better off than others, challenging common perceptions.

A commentary questions the prevalence of negative sentiment and bias directed towards Dublin.

Sports columnist Ciarán Murphy suggests that for Mayo, achieving an honourable defeat against Kerry may be the most realistic positive outcome.

Extensive repairs are planned for the 'ha-ha' wall at Marlay Park, with an estimated cost of €660,000.

Firefighters are in their fourth day of battling a significant wildfire on Slievenamon mountain.

An Irish woman living in New York reflects on cultural differences in celebrating achievements.

Columnist Emer McLysaght expresses sympathy for individuals who are avoiding 'The Odyssey' due to perceived 'wokeness'.

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