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Whistleblower alerted Varadkar to nursing home charges issue in 2019

Ask Brian: I’m in a panic. Is February 1st really the deadline for CAO applications?

Lismore group welcoming refugees cites potential economic benefit for town

Anti-racism protest takes place in Ashtown after attack on migrant camp

Russian ambassador: Ireland in no position to lecture others on morality after WWII neutrality

Micheál Martin holds talks with Iran seeking release of Irishman in prison

What’s in a name? Why are girls not called Brigid any more?

Call for ban on protests outside refugee accommodation and people’s homes

More than 40 PSNI officers assaulted in Northern Ireland in a week

Calls for the prosecution of those who park in spaces reserved for disabled people

Company ordered to pay ‘anxious’ worker €10,000 over ‘absolutist’ face mask policy

State not meeting legal requirement to conduct vulnerability assessments for asylum seekers

January road deaths highest in a decade

International group to tour country to assess Ireland’s progress on violence against women

‘This is serious. They mean business’: Migrants living in fear as ‘violent atmosphere’ brewing in Dublin

Six unaccompanied minors went missing from State care last year, says Tusla

Limerick leads rest of country in collecting parking fine money

‘Incredibly relevant’: Bloody Sunday documents shed new light on atrocity

North and South: series consists of two major opinion polls and a number of focus groups

Siteserv inquiry witnesses face large bills as judge imposes cap on legal costs State will shoulder

Pyrite remediation to cost estimated €230m by 2026, figures show

North and South: the priorities that need to be addressed over the next 10 years

State to consider making supports for refugees time-limited

Mothers in Republic work longer hours and rely on childcare more than NI mothers

Hundreds attend protest in Lismore over plans to use hotel as centre for asylum seekers

Taoiseach warns against rise of far-right rhetoric in Ireland at Holocaust Memorial event

More than 5,000 adopted people yet to receive personal records

Role of debt-collecting sheriffs to be reviewed

Low-cost loans for home retrofits face fresh delays amid ‘intensive’ engagement

Opposition wants State records on illegal nursing home charges published

Sustainability image prize added to this year’s Press Photographer of the Year Awards

Record number of wild deer shot in 2021/2022 season

Horse Racing Ireland criticised over transparency issues by Dáil committee

Delay by St John Ambulance in publishing report into historic abuse of ‘great concern’, says O’Gorman

Future of eviction ban kept under ‘close review’, says Darragh O’Brien

Being gay is not a sin but sex outside marriage is, says Pope Francis

Moore Street traders claim their livelihoods will be ‘effectively destroyed’ by development of Carlton cinema site

Templeogue College tells parents it stands against discrimination as it commits to addressing staff complaints

Colum Eastwood to nominate Bloody Sunday families for Nobel Peace Prize

‘In all the twists and turns it is easy to forget the Enoch Burke saga is not really about him’

‘I’m tired and afraid I will die’: Asylum seeker without accommodation is left to sleep on streets

Directly-elected Dublin mayor should have ability to raise taxes, Citizens’ Assembly decides

Men with dogs, sticks and baseball bat attack Dublin migrant camp

Homeless refugees now accommodated but new arrivals warned there may be no place for them

Church services

Funeral of Cork toddler who died after choking on a grape to take place on Saturday

Woman (22) dies in Mayo road crash

Thinking Anew – the Beatitudes are about a way of life

State’s rental market regulator’s projected deficit over €2 million, board said

President questions future of national borders to block migration amid climate threat

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