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Legal proceedings have been initiated against the Department of Housing after it pulled out of a public-private partnership ...
Christopher Kelly (41) of Shancastle Park, Clondalkin, appeared before Dublin District Court on Tuesday afternoon charged ...
In March, United Nations experts said in a report that Israel had used sexual violence as a war strategy in Gaza, allegations ...
Partition “broke apart a single, more diverse society” and was designed to be “intractable” because it created two states ...
Officials in James Browne’s Department of Housing argue that the revised standards still compare favourably to those in other ...
The leaders of left-wing Opposition parties will meet at Leinster House on Wednesday to consider a possible agreed candidate ...
What I’ve heard is that Ireland is very good for electric car driving,” says Rainer Zietlow. “It’s almost like Norway — it’s ...
Artwork depicting 1066 Norman invasion of England and Battle of Hastings to go on display at the British Museum in 2026 ...
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) has reminded motor dealers that it is an offence under competition ...
The UK has pushed for tougher action from the French authorities on the beaches along the Channel coast and it hopes to ...
Lord of the Dance star Michael Flatley has claimed that a court application seeking he put up €2.8 million security for costs ...
A continued failure by Hungary to tackle cases of high-level corruption remains a “concern” for the European Union, a new ...
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