Ukraine plans to reopen a crucial oil pipeline to Hungary and Slovakia, damaged by recent attacks, by the end of…
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RTÉ Video Editor’s Employment Claim Dismissed by WRC
A video editor's €360,000 claim against RTÉ has been dismissed by the Workplace Relations Commission due to lack of evidence…
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IMF Lowers 2026 Global Growth Forecast Amid Middle East Conflict
The International Monetary Fund has reduced its global economic growth projection for 2026, citing the impact of ongoing conflict in…
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Joe Costello Initiates Legal Action Against RTÉ for Defamation Case Handling
Ex-TD Joe Costello takes legal steps against RTÉ over its approach to a previous defamation lawsuit.
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Israeli Strikes Result in Six Palestinian Deaths in Gaza
Recent Israeli military actions in Gaza have led to the deaths of six Palestinians, including two children, escalating tensions despite…
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Moya Brennan: A Pioneering Voice in Celtic Music
Moya Brennan, celebrated as the first lady of Celtic music, leaves a lasting legacy in the world of Irish music.
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Ireland Faces Poland in Critical Women’s World Cup Qualifier
The Republic of Ireland takes on Poland in a pivotal Women's World Cup qualifier at Gdansk Stadium.
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Michael Healy-Rae Steps Down, Citing Government’s Disconnect
Minister of State Michael Healy-Rae has resigned, criticizing the Government for losing touch with public needs.
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Dana Rosemary Scallon Reaches Settlement in Defamation Suit
Dana Rosemary Scallon has settled her final defamation case related to media coverage of her brother's trial.
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Government Pursues EU Flexibilities to Address Fuel Crisis
The Irish Government is seeking EU law flexibilities to combat the ongoing fuel crisis affecting the nation.
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