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Ahead of St Patrick’s Day, recent and older arrivals from England reflect on new lives, identity and heritage in Skibbereen, west Cork
In the News podcast: Dr Aisling Loy discusses the rise in STIs among younger people in Ireland and the longer term health implications of contracting these infections
In the News podcast: How likely is it that the leader of the Kinahan cartel will end up in Garda handcuffs?
In the News podcast: Mark Hennessy reflects on the journalism and advocacy work which defined the late RTÉ journalist’s life
In the News podcast: How China’s property crisis is pushing some of its richest people to invest in Dublin homes and send their children to Irish schools
Hundreds of horse owners and traders gather to demonstrate against Dublin City Council restrictions on horse fairs in capital’s market area
Slow start to voting in Stoneybatter in Dublin as local residents have their say in ‘family’ and ‘care’ referendums
Around a quarter of voters cast a ballot in Dublin city but elsewhere in the capital turnout was as low as 16 per cent as of Friday afternoon
In the News podcast: Berlin correspondent Derek Scally discusses the implications of the German military leaks and Russia’s threat of wider war in Europe
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Yasser Eljuboori released on bail but still faces risks while he remains in Iraq, says legal counsel
Irish researchers found lower rates of infection and longer periods of breastfeeding during lockdowns had a positive effect on babies’ gut development
Public capital health expenditure increased by 251% over last decade, according to department report
Early indications are that Mick Whelan was stabbed, but results of postmortem will determine course of investigation
In the News podcast: Why is the FAI’s appearance before last week’s Public Accounts Committee so significant?