Number with dual Irish nationality soars by 90 per cent The proportion of people who are foreign nationals fell to 11.6 per cent in 2016. The CSO attributes this fall, in part, to the rapid rise in the number of people with dual Irish nationality. Photograph: The Irish Times

Census shows 535,475 foreign nationals from 200 countries are living in Ireland

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Ryanair to offer pilots extra €10,000 to stay with airline Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary during the company’s AGM at the their Dublin headquarters, where the crisis over pilot shortages and warnings that crews are rejecting cash bonuses to commit to the airline will be addressed. Photograph: Niall Carson/PA Wire

Michael O’Leary, however, rejects claims that pilots are defecting to rivals

Varadkar to press for ‘soft Brexit’ in talks with Theresa May Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Britain’s prime minister Theresa May shaking hands at a joint press conference after talks at 10 Downing Street in London in June. Photograph: Photograph: Photograph: Philip Toscano/WPA Pool/Getty Images

Taoiseach says he will emphasise the importance of free trade between Ireland and the UK

Taxi Federation defends new €2 MyTaxi booking fee The President of the Irish Taxi Federation is defending approval for MyTaxi drivers to charge an extra €2 as a booking fee. Photograph:Cyril Byrne / The Irish Times

From today, a €2 fee will apply to all taxi journeys booked on the app

Irish man (70) dies after being found ablaze on London street Undated picture of John Nolan. Photograph: Courtesy of the Irish Post.

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Real life Tom and Barbara’s Good Life cottage in Meath for €450K Millers Cottage, Milltown Road, Ashbourne, Co Meath

Millers Cottage has been stylishly refurbished by its owners Tom and Barbara who moved there 12 years ago

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Trevor Deely case: Gardaí to scale back search at Chapelizod site A picture from last month shows gardaí searching the site at Chapelizod as part of the Trevor Deely’s disappearance. Photograph/Nick Bradshaw

‘Investigation on site in Chapelizod has been exhausted as far as it go,’ says senior garda

Seán O’Brien blames coaches for Lions not winning series Lions forward Sean O’Brien in action during the third Test against the All Blacks, at Eden Park, Auckland. Photograph: James Crombie

If coaches had a better attacking game plan Lions could have won series 3-0, says flanker

North Korea ridicules Trump’s threat as ‘sound of a dog barking’ An undated picture released from North Korea’s official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on Thursday shows North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un visiting a fruit farm in South Hwanghae Province, North Korea. Photograph: AFP Photo/KCNA

Foreign minister says he ‘feels sorry’ for US president’s aides after fiery UN speech

Inis Meáin’s Fisherman’s Sweater lands at Barney’s in New York At one with nature: The Aran Fisherman’s sweater from Inis Meáin and Sphere One

Aran sweaters are on trend and in luxury New York department store Barney’s

Scarlet robes and Opposition on red alert as Dáil returns Rosa (For Reproductive Rights Against Oppression, Sexism & Austerity) campaigners dressed as handmaids pass anti-abortion activists at Leinster House. Photograph: Gareth Chaney/Collins

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Court papers claim Jason Corbett responsible for his death Molly Martens Corbett and her father Thomas Martens. Photographs: Donnie Roberts/The Dispatch

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