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Bohemians keep sight of St Pat’s with win over Derry

By Gavin Cummiskey

Candystripes start strong but troubled season continues at Dalymount

Brazilian woman (30s) found dead in Limerick named locally

By David Raleigh

Body of Jady Cristine Pereira Rosa was discovered on third floor of Carlton House apartment block

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‘We gather in solidarity’: Hundreds attend Carlow vigil for injured victims of M9 crash

By Kitty Holland

Bishop also urged those present to remember boys killed as it’s ‘the Christian thing to do’

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Rhys McClenaghan finishes outside medals at European Championships

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Olympic champion seventh in pommel horse final in Zagreb

The Irish Times view on social media regulation: accountability is long overdue

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For two decades these companies operated with near-impunity, treated in law as neutral conduits

Israeli settlement proposal demands ‘robust’ response, says Helen McEntee

By Cillian Sherlock, Press Association

Minister’s remarks come after publication of tender to build 1,200 housing units in Palestine

The Irish Times view on commemorating the past: which way to de Valera Street?

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Ireland is reticent about memorialising its historical figures

Three Argentina players receive bans over World Cup final brawl

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Leandro Paredes given 10-match ban and a $90,000 fine

Valentino’s Irish Valentine: Frank McNally on the extraordinary Winifred Kimball Shaughnessy

By Frank McNally

She took an exotic name and wed the unlucky-in-love Hollywood heart-throb Rudolph

Alan Kelly urges TikTok to reconsider ‘refusal to engage’ with Oireachtas committee

By Jack White

Firm has declined to appear before TDs following M9 crash amid concern at online videos of high-risk driving

Family of Alex McCarthy praying for ‘full recovery’ for M9 crash injured, funeral told

By Kitty Holland

Co Carlow teenager was one of five friends killed in head-on collision on Sunday

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Leaving Cert results: Tears and joy as students receive results; grades down compared with last year

By Niamh Towey, Katie Mellett

Leaving Cert results have been delivered to more than 730 second-level schools, and are available online now

UK, Australia and Canada criticise Israel over Gaza aid convoy killings decision

By Jason Burke

Strikes killed seven humanitarian workers from US-based World Central Kitchen organisation in 2024

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Scammers cost Irish adults €760m last year - survey

By Dominic Coyle

IT security group Ekco says average victim was left €890 out of pocket with over one in five people duped

Irish shares rise on Friday but still behind on the week

By Ciara O'Brien

European shares extend losses for second straight week

Ruth Negga withdraws from Dublin Theatre Festival play at the Gaiety

By Laura Slattery

Actor was scheduled to star in The Goat Exchange production of Radio Bette in September

Ebola spreading rapidly in Congo as death toll tops 2,500, says United Nations

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Health workers coming ​under attack by locals terrified by outbreak and are themselves dying from disease

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Israeli shoots dead Palestinian teen after settlers enter West Bank village, officials say

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Man (70) also injured in incident, officials say

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Tadej Pogacar looks unstoppable as he sets sights on another slice of history at Vuelta

By Jeremy Whittle

Slovenian aiming to become ninth rider to win all three Grand Tours

New campaign aims to ban smart glasses

By Ciara O'Brien

Stop Smart Glasses is targeting the mass-market sale and promotion of the devices

Jonny Lynch hat-trick helps Ireland to 7-4 win over Malaysia

By Mary Hannigan

A point against France on Sunday would send Ireland in to the ninth-10th place playoff

Investors increase ICG holdings amid frenzied trading as bid deadline looms

By Ciarán Hancock

Nick Furlong’s Pageant Investments, Eamon Waters’ Sretaw and London-based Sand Grove increase their stakes

Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan back in jail after hospital visit

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Supreme court ordered ‌authorities to transfer Khan to hospital

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