Artemis II marks a pivotal moment as NASA prepares for its first crewed lunar flyby in over 50 years, with…
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Managing the Surge in Popularity at Howth’s Summit Walk
Howth Summit walk has become one of Dublin's top tourist destinations, drawing significant crowds and raising concerns about its management.
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Community Mourns Brothers Lost in Clare Tragedy
A vigil will take place in Limerick today for two brothers who tragically drowned near Doonbeg.
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UN Raises Concerns Over PSNI’s Handling of Lawyer/Client Privilege
The UN has raised alarms about potential breaches in international norms by the PSNI regarding lawyer/client privilege.
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Carrowmore Visitor Centre Reopens After €1.5m Upgrade
The Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery in Sligo unveils its revamped visitor centre after a €1.5 million investment, enhancing Ireland's historical heritage…
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EU Aims to Revamp Carbon Trading Amid Energy Crisis
The European Commission has announced plans to modify its carbon emissions trading system in light of rising energy costs linked…
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Ireland Pledges Additional €40 Million in Aid to Ukraine
Ireland commits another €40 million to support Ukraine amidst ongoing conflict.
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Stormy Easter Weekend Forecast for Ireland
Ireland is bracing for unsettled weather over the Easter weekend, with warnings of strong gales and potential coastal flooding.
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Manna to Create 400 New Jobs in Ireland and US Expansion
Drone delivery firm Manna has unveiled plans to generate 400 new jobs, enhancing its presence in both Ireland and the…
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Intel to Regain Full Control Over Irish Facility Stake
Intel is set to reclaim a 49% stake in its Leixlip-based venture, enhancing control over its Fab 34 operations.
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