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12 hours, 55 mins agoNew Beginning denies selling clients' names to distressed-mortgages fund
The Data Protection Commissioner is investigating a data security breach at mortgage campaigners New Beginning.
9 hours, 46 mins ago1.2m social-welfare recipients to receive Christmas bonus this week
The 1.2 million people in receipt of social welfare payments are set to receive their Christmas bonus in the coming week.
11 hours, 53 mins agolatestDukes criticises 'god-awful mess' of Irish Water
Former Fine Gael leader Alan Dukes has said the Government had made a "god-awful" mess of Irish Water.
13 hours, 3 mins agoMan seriously hurt in Camden Street assault
A man in his 20s is seriously ill in hospital after an early-morning assault in Dublin that left him with head injuries.
13 hours, 31 mins agoAdams: New death threat 'worrying, but I wouldn’t over-exaggerate it'
Gerry Adams has described the latest threat against his life as worrying, after the PSNI informed him a threat had been made.
14 hours, 3 mins agoVaradkar helped at medical emergency on visit with ambulance service
Minister for Health Leo Varadkar joined ambulance service personnel on a "first responder" team that treated an ill man who collapsed at an event in Dublin yesterday.
15 hours, 20 mins agoUAE recalls ambassador after women claim unfair working conditions
The United Arab Emirates has recalled its ambassador to Ireland following a ruling from the Employment Appeals Tribunal.
15 hours, 23 mins ago22,000 Irish settle in Australia in five years
More than 22,000 Irish people have settled in Australia since 2009.
15 hours, 29 mins agoWinning Lotto ticket sold in west
The latest winning lottery ticket was sold in Co Mayo.
15 hours, 38 mins agoFire at Dublin industrial unit rekindles after 12-hour blaze
A large fire at an industrial unit in Dublin that had been burning for over 12 hours has been extinguished.
15 hours, 47 mins agoFamily 'had to vacate emergency accommodation when hotel had business meeting'
The Government is being asked to increase the rent supplement to prevent more families losing their homes.
16 hours, 28 mins agoFF: FG's proposed tax cut denies benefits to middle-income families
Fianna Fáil have hit out at Fine Gael's proposed tax changes, saying they deny the benefits of tax cuts to thousands of struggling middle-income families.
16 hours, 51 mins agoMinister Kelly 'funded greenway in own county', though it was not on expert list
Environment Minister Alan Kelly sanctioned funding for a greenway in his own county, even though it was not named on an official shortlist, according to a report published today.
17 hours, 9 mins agoAdams receives death threat
Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has said he has been warned about another death threat.
17 hours, 25 mins agoNeighbour's call saves lives of unconscious elderly sisters
Two elderly sisters are recovering in Cork University Hospital, after they were found unconscious at their home yesterday.
1 day agoUnionist expects Stormont Executive to collapse
In the North, Traditional Unionist Voice Jim Allister has said he expects the Stormont Executive to collapse.
1 day agoGardaí kick down door to rescue elderly sisters from carbon monoxide poisoning
Two elderly sisters are recovering in hospital after suffering suspected carbon monoxide poisoning at their Cork home.
1 day agoPSNI hunt for armed burglars in robberies in the North
Police in the North are investigating two aggravated burglaries in Belfast and Ballymena.
1 day agoCross re-erected on Carrauntoohil week after it was cut down
The cross on the summit of Carrauntoohil has been re-instated.
1 day agolatestThousands protest water charges around the country
There were hundreds of people at an anti-water charges demonstration outside Irish Water headquarters on Talbot street in Dublin today.
1 day agoPolice question three following armed burglary in Antrim
Police in the North are investigating an aggravated burglary in Ballymena county Antrim.
1 day agoIrish underwater internet cables tapped by UK intelligence
New leaked files from Edward Snowden seem to show that UK authorities have tapped the underwater cables that carry data from Ireland to the UK and beyond.
1 day agoSuspicious device found in Belfast
A number of homes have been evacuated in Belfast, after police found a suspicious device.
1 day agoCash deliveries no longer escorted by gardaí and military
Bank deliveries which can be worth up to millions of euro are being carried out without the assistance of Gardaí and the Defence Forces.
1 day agoSinn Féin: Water charges 'are this Government's bank bailout'
Sinn Féin claims water charges have become this Government's bank bailout.
1 day agoFears for missing Irish rugby coach in London
Fears are growing for a missing Irish rugby coach who vanished from his home in London on Wednesday.
1 day agoNew drug tests will form part of Christmas road policing
Drivers are being warned to expect an increased Garda presence on the roads up to Christmas.
1 day agoGardaí renew appeal for missing Sligo man
Gardaí are renewing their appeal for help in tracing the whereabouts of a missing 35-year-old man from county Sligo.
1 day agoWater protests in major cities today
Anti-water protests will take place across the country today.
2 days agolatestTrial date set for Anglo accused
The trial date has been set for two former Anglo executives over an alleged fraudulent loan of over €8m.
2 days agoDublin man on temporary release caught with €28,000 worth of drugs
A Dublin man with a previous drugs conviction has been sent back to jail for 10 years after he was found with almost €28,000 of cannabis herb, cocaine and heroin in his home and car.
2 days agoWoman sees jail sentence reduced for cannabis conviction
A 29-year-old woman will be released from jail early following her successful appeal against sentence for possession of €28,000 worth of cannabis.
2 days agoDefence want all communications between prosecution witness and solicitor
The judges in a Special Criminal Court murder trial will rule on Tuesday whether certain communications between the chief prosecution witness and his solicitor should be disclosed to the defence.
2 days agoThomas' garda statements 'would not be worth tuppence', court hears
State lawyers have said Jules Thomas' allegedly doctored garda statements would not have been "worth tuppence" to detectives investigating the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier.
2 days agoBurton: If SF were in Government they'd walk out on themselves
Joan Burton said today that Sinn Féin has no desire to be in Government - and accused them of pulling "stunts" in the Dáil.
2 days agoSinn Féin rules out kingmaker role in Westminster
Sinn Féin has ruled out any possibility of taking its seats at Westminster in the event of another hung parliament at the next general election.
2 days agoLandlords 'may have to demand water charge deposits from tenants'
Landlords are threatening to impose a water charge deposit on tenants, if the Government goes ahead with plans that would make the owner of a property liable for unpaid water bills.
2 days agoRobinson wife found guilty of 'serious breach' of ethics code
The wife of the North's First Minister Peter Robinson has been found guilty of a "serious breach" of a politician's code of conduct over her business dealings with a teenage lover.
2 days agolatestNoonan talks tough as he demands ECB attends banking inquiry
The Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has called on the ECB to "man up" and take questions at the Oireachtas banking inquiry.
2 days agoCigarettes concealed under layer of shoes seized at Dublin Port
Around 600,000 cigarettes have been seized at Dublin Port today.
2 days agoMan charged with murdering parents remanded in custody
A man charged with the murder of his parents in Donegal has been remanded in custody at a court hearing in Castlerea Prison.
2 days ago'Omissions, additions, alterations and inventions' in Garda memos, says Bailey's partner
Jules Thomas, Ian Bailey's long-term partner, has told the High Court the written memo of her statements to gardaí is full of "omissions, additions, alterations and inventions".
2 days agoPeter Robinson did not break code of conduct, commissioner rules
The North's Frst Minister Peter Robinson has been exonerated over claims that he broke Stormont's ministerial code of conduct.
2 days agoBeaumont Hospital nurses to stage lunchtime protest
Nurses working in the Emergency Department in Beaumont Hospital, will hold the first of a series of lunchtime protests at the gates of the hospital today at 1pm.
2 days agoNoonan: Universal social charge here to stay
The Minister for Finance has said the Universal Social Charge is here to stay.
2 days agoKenny was warned at height of crisis that army may be needed to protect banks: Coveney
The Taoiseach was warned at the height of the financial crisis that the army might be needed to protect banks if they ran out of money.
2 days agoTeachers 'confident' Junior Cert strike action can be avoided
The President of the Teachers Union of Ireland has said he is "confident" that further strike action can be avoided at the country's secondary schools.
2 days agoMcDonald promises more Dáil disruption if sex-abuse 'slur' against SF is repeated
Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald has warned the Government there will be more Dáil disruption if it continues to "slur" the party over child sex abuse allegations.
2 days agoWoman who gave birth on roadside thanks passers-by who helped deliver her baby
A mother who gave birth at the side of the road after a car crash has thanked passers-by who helped deliver her baby.
2 days agoAnimal rights' group ARAN to demonstrate in Dublin holding dead foxes
The animal rights' group famous for saving a gay bull have turned their attention to fur, and are planning a high-impact demonstration in Dublin today.- 2 days ago
Black Friday shopping tips
The European Consumer Centre in Ireland is issuing tips for buying goods online today and on Monday. 
2 days ago62 new garda reserves to graduate
Sixty-two members of the Garda Reserve will graduate from the training college in Templemore this afternoon.
2 days ago14 due in court in connection with sale and supply of drugs in Drogheda area
Fourteen people are due in court as part of an investigation into the sale and supply of heroin, cannabis herb and other controlled drugs in the Drogheda area.
2 days agoAround 50% of all store-bought chickens contaminated with food bug
There has been a significant rise in the amount of contaminated chickens bought in Ireland.- 2 days ago
Iris Robinson scandal report due
A long-awaited Stormont report into the Iris Robinson scandal is expected to be published later. 
3 days agoGardaí appeal for information over missing Dublin man
Gardaí in Kilmainham are seeking assistance from the public in tracing the whereabouts of 22-year-old Neil Dolan from Nash St., Dublin 8.
3 days ago14 due in court following Drogheda drugs raids
Fourteen people have been arrested as part of an investigation targeting the sale and supply of heroin, cannabis herb and other controlled drugs in the Drogheda area.- 3 days ago
Gardaí issue appeal over missing Sligo man
Gardaí in Sligo are appealing for assistance in tracing the whereabouts of a missing 35-year-old man. 
3 days agolatestMan held over McConville case freed
A well-known republican arrested by detectives investigating the murder of Belfast mother-of-10 Jean McConville has been released pending a report to prosecutors.- archives
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