The trial of an Irish man accused of manslaughter in Budapest has been postponed until July.
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Irish Public Encouraged to Track Migrating Cuckoos
Efforts to track the migration of three Irish cuckoos aim to shed light on their declining numbers and help ensure…
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Tribunal Upholds Dismissal of Aer Lingus Flight Attendant
A senior Aer Lingus flight attendant's dismissal has been upheld by a tribunal following allegations of inappropriate behavior towards a…
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Manna Ceases Drone Deliveries in Ireland, Shifts Focus Abroad
Manna, the drone delivery company, is halting its operations in Ireland to prioritize expansion in international markets.
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Dublin Riots: Man Identified as ‘Follower’ in Looting Incident
A Dublin man described as a 'follower' looted three shops during recent riots, taking items such as Nike runners.
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Increased Oil Shipments Navigate Complexities of Hormuz Transit
Oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz have surged post-ceasefire, as Gulf producers prep for increased trade despite Iran's stipulations.
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Katie Taylor Honoured with Degree from Trinity College Dublin
Boxing champion Katie Taylor has been awarded an honorary degree in legal studies by Trinity College Dublin.
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Helen Ogbu Takes Office as New Mayor of Galway
Helen Ogbu has been elected as the new Mayor of Galway, marking a significant milestone just over two years after…
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Rising Food Costs Strain Irish Households, Report Reveals
A new report highlights the mounting pressure on Irish households as food costs continue to soar, impacting lower-income families the…
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Union Leader Raises Concerns Over Public Sector Pay Talks
Potential industrial action looms as union leader Kevin Callinan highlights a lack of foundation for formal pay negotiations.
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