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Dungarvan quayside development granted permission for 35 apartments
Planning permission approved for a significant six-storey commercial and residential block with 35 apartments in Dungarvan's vibrant town centre.
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Management of culvert access possible factor in Noah Donohoe death, jury finds
Noah’s body was found in an underground water tunnel in north Belfast and an autopsy concluded that the cause of his death was drowning
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Australian who shouted 'f*** ye, I’ll get ye all and I’ll kill ye' had to be restrained by four staff at Cork Airport
Defendant caused such a disturbance it took four security staff to restrain him, court heard
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Brazilian man begs Government to consider people nearing five-year residency amid citizenship rule change
Ivan would become eligible to apply for citizenship in July 2027 under the current system but this will be pushed out to 2030 if new rules become law before end of year
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The Japanese way of raising happy, self-sufficient children
Lisa Katayama believes boundaries and limits are just as important as art supplies and outdoor space in raising happy, healthy humans. She sets out her philosophy in a new book
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Cork councillor threatens to chain himself to trees over €7m cycle path project
Councillors and residents have called for changes to the Knockfree Avenue scheme, while officials say work is already 60% complete
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The Replay: Cork boss John Cleary joins Seánie McGrath and Maurice Brosnan to recap the weekend's club GAA action
In the second episode of our weekend review show, Seánie is joined by Irish Examiner writer Maurice Brosnan and the Rebel County boss.
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Limerick mayor 'deeply disappointed' by homophobic abuse throughout summer initiatives
Mr Moran said he has seen Limerick coming alive again, and that 'Limerick’s appetite for change is very real'
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John Fogarty: Male GAA players will have to sacrifice for integration
Something has to give for the associations to deliver change.
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Elaine Loughlin: The coalition parties have work to do to win rural Ireland back
Irish Examiner poll finds two thirds of people living in rural Ireland feel independent TDs represent them best
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Up Close with Oprah review: Global icon 'slays' a sold-out 3Arena
Oprah Winfrey marks her first time in Ireland with a one-night-only 'intimate' conversation
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Oprah Winfrey searching for an Irish property in Roscommon, Mayo, and Galway
It is understood that a real estate adviser travelled with her as she viewed several select properties across Roscommon, Mayo, and Galway
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Crowds descend on Offaly for opening day of National Ploughing Championships
The latest updates, news and highlights from Screggan, Tullamore as the three-day event gets under way
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Man, 50s, dies following crash involving van on Cork’s Lee Road
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses and camera footage as the scene remains closed for a technical examination
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Rural Ireland Thinks: Nearly half of rural Ireland wants Micheál Martin to step down in 2027
Rural Ireland Thinks: However, it is clear there is no immediate threat to Mr Martin's position, with many in Fianna Fáil conceding that there is little appetite for a heave