Nearly Half of Sexual Offence Victims in Ireland Are Children, Reports CSO
Recent figures from the CSO reveal that nearly 50% of sexual offence victims last year were children, with most victims…
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RTÉ Radio 1 Sees Decline in Listenership Amid Schedule Changes
RTÉ Radio 1 has experienced a decline in weekday programme listenership as the station adjusts to its new schedule.
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Taoiseach Assures Modular Home Tax Won’t Deter Buyers
Taoiseach Micheál Martin believes the new Local Property Tax on modular homes won't discourage potential buyers.
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Irish Golfers Take on the US PGA Championship
Irish golfers Rory McIlroy, Tom McKibbin, Padraig Harrington, and Shane Lowry are competing in the opening round of the US…
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An Post Unveils Stamps Celebrating Traveller Heritage
An Post has released two new stamps honouring the rich history and cultural contributions of the Irish Traveller community.
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Survey Reveals Gender Disparities in Cycling Habits Across Ireland
A new survey highlights significant gender disparities in cycling participation in Ireland, with safety concerns and family duties cited as…
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Starmer Faces Scrutiny Amid Labour Party Challenges
Keir Starmer's leadership is under examination as Labour experiences internal discord, prompting questions about the party's direction.
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Government to Prioritise Schools in Temporary Buildings
The government is set to prioritise schools currently in temporary accommodation in the upcoming phase of the National Development Plan.
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Inquest Rules Jockey’s Death as Accidental After Tragic Fall
An inquest in Cork has determined that the death of jockey Michael O'Sullivan was accidental, following a fall at Thurles…
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RTÉ DG Justifies Tender for Toy Show Appeal Services
RTÉ's Director General has clarified the rationale behind seeking external services for the Toy Show Appeal, emphasizing the need for…
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