Irish
August
August 2024
Tipperary
Dundrum protest: 'We tell the children it's okay, nothing will happen and that we are safe here'
Women who were moved into the former hotel in Tipperary say they are fearful that the site could be attacked, amid ongoing hostility from protesters.
Harris in Paris
Plan to boost investment opportunities in EU headlines talks between Harris and Macron
The EU leaders also discussed the conflicts in the Middle East, Ukraine and how their two countries can collaborate.
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deepfakeRTÉ says AI deepfakes a ‘growing challenge’ after Facebook removes Mary Lou McDonald scam advert
people magazineSinger Mariah Carey announces that her mother and sister died on same day last weekend
puberty blockersMichelle O’Neill says puberty blocker ban in NI based on ‘clear advice’ from Chief Medical Officer
51-week leasesStudent accommodation provider Yugo giving renters incorrect information about 51-week law change
military kit
Ireland talking directly to other governments to quicken pace of buying military hardware
It’s part of promised modernisation of the Defence Forces and its capabilities.
O'Connell StreetMan accused of Dublin city centre attack on tourist who later died facing 'more serious charge'
South DublinGoogle Ireland refused planning permission for data centre due to insufficient capacity on power grid
gender balanceTarget for gender-balanced EU Commission set to be missed as countries like Ireland only nominate a man
tech moderationZuckerberg says Biden administration 'repeatedly pressured' Meta to censor certain Covid content
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The 9 at 9
Oasis plan Croke Park gigs as the Gallaghers reform, Amnesty reports on camp bombing – and how Ireland is pushing Nigerian dairy farmers out of business.
Creamed Off
Irish products among cheap EU dairy forcing some West African farmers out of business
Experts told our investigative team that ‘it is cheaper to import milk than it is to buy from local farmers’.
FranceFrench left accuses Macron of 'anti-democratic coup', after he rules out a left-wing government
Moriarty Tribunal
Michael Lowry interviewed by CAB gardaí investigating the Moriarty Tribunal findings
Lowry, a former Fine Gael Minister for Communications and current Independent TD, spoke to detectives in Irishtown Garda Station in Dublin earlier this month.
the portalDublin's portal will now show visitors two new cities - Lublin, Poland and Vilnius, Lithuania
