Protesting farmers demand Bord Bia chair quits over foreign chicken served in restaurant
Larry Murrin co-owns Dublin’s Sole Seafood & Grill, which does not serve Irish poultry
Students in France take to the barricades over conditions
Up to 400 schools to close on Friday as France’s prime minister blames far-left party for stoking violence
Front-footed Ulster can cause an upset in Glasgow
Last half-hour against Edinburgh last weekend was Ulster at their dazzling best
Leinster pack must front up as Sharks will take no prisoners
Leo Cullen’s side move on to Durban after narrow opening defeat at altitude
State’s tax take boosted by €3bn as multinationals ‘front-load’ payments
Exchequer returns show Government collected €4.9bn from business tax in September
G7 to release 100m barrels of diesel and crude under pressure from Trump
Release of emergency reserves could see prices at the pump fall by around 8c
Ardmore village named as Ireland’s Greenest Place
The judges recognised the Co Waterford community’s broad and innovative range of green initiatives, working together for a more sustainable future
Complaints about doctors to the Medical Council were up 12% in 2025
Preliminary Proceedings Committee made decisions on 387 cases, with 86 referred to fitness-to-practise
Alternative budget ideas: A €500 ‘everyday costs’ card, cheap e-bikes, a State building firm
Parties outline various ways in which rival budgets might appeal to the public ahead of next week's announcement
Budget talks enter ‘banging fists on the table’ phase – metaphorically at least
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US adds 29,000 jobs in September as hiring slows sharply
Figure prompts traders to rein in bets on further Federal Reserve interest rate rises
‘If you don’t like it, don’t come’: proud locals bristle at Blackpool’s dark tourism reputation
It has always been a hotspot for fun, sticks of rock and rollercoasters, but now it also has a surfeit of addicts and deprivation
Only one other Ireland goal made as many jaws drop as Troy Parrott’s mazy run against Austria
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Putin has told military leaders to abandon rules of war, Zelenskiy says
Ukrainian leader says Putin gave order in September, as Russia began hitting schools, hospitals and data centres
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Man sentenced to six years for repeatedly stabbing former friend over horse bet
Victim’s liver sliced, resulting in emergency surgery and removal of gallbladder, court hears
Budget drama could go to the wire as ministers wrestle for cash that may not come
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Pedestrian dies following incident involving bus in Cork City
Incident happened on Lower Glanmire Road at 6.30am
Millionaires’ tax central to People Before Profit Budget 2027 proposals
Party plans corporation tax of 20%, €500 energy credit and €1.75 per litre cap at fuel pumps to ease cost of living crisis
‘We’re in limbo’: Enniscorthy businesses feel defenceless after latest flood
Locals have endured several floods from the river Slaney and are worried about the lack of defences as extreme weather becomes more common
Seven-year campaign against Galway family leads to first arrest as woman (40s) detained
Harassment suspect detained by gardaí, with search carried out and items taken for examination
Rebel riders: Cork linked to more than half of 857 confiscated free travel passes
Bus Éireann services accounted for three-quarters of the passes confiscated in 18-month period
Remains of 10 more infants found at site of former mother and baby home in Tuam
Latest discoveries bring total number of remains recovered to 109
Woman who stabbed abusive partner to death wins bid to overturn murder conviction
Jurors were misdirected on Belfast woman Julie Ann McIlwaine’s loss of control defence to the killing of James Joseph Crossley
US deploys thousands of troops to Middle East as Donald Trump weighs strikes on Iran
Aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt expected to arrive in the region by the end of November, a US official says
The 2 Johnnies Late Night Lock In review: A turkey with all the trimmings. End this craic attack
Television: The chicken fillet roll has gone cold, the immersion has indeed been left on all night and Mammy is reaching for the wooden spoon
Europe rearms: files reveal extent of plans for a new ‘defence union’
Documents show capitals encouraged moves towards common ‘European defence culture’ and closer Nato cooperation
‘I could not let people die’: Flydubai captain describes cockpit attack
Smit Machchhar wiped away tears as he spoke from a hospital bed to India’s prime minister
All you read is love: The books about Mayo’s All-Ireland win that just had to be written
Never has one sporting moment inspired so much literary output so quickly
‘No such thing as half a march,’ says Mac Cionnaith as Drumcree talks break up without deal
Orange Order says it will accept outcome of upcoming High Court appeal
Euro zone inflation jumps to highest level in three years, paving way for another interest rate rise
Consumer prices were 3.8% higher in September than a year ago, up sharply from 3.2% in August
Russia plans most powerful blow yet to freeze Ukraine this winter
Ukraine says intercepted document shows Moscow wants to cripple the power grid using ballistic missiles and jet-powered drones
Troy Parrott at it again for Ireland
Dubliner’s brace not enough to best Austria; provinces look to rectify disappointing opening weekend
Hot summer boosts Wetherspoon’s sales growth
Pub and hotel operator reports 28% fall in profit for last year after four profit warnings over higher costs
Under-18s banned from using e-scooters from today
Fees for detention and storage of seized e-scooters also double amid crackdown on the vehicles
Industrial action at Oberstown Child Detention Campus postponed after WRC talks
Fórsa members were due to take part in a 72-hour work stoppage next week over staffing issues
Christa Pike: Life, death and a botched execution in Tennessee
Pike was sentenced to death in 1996 for murder and now lies in hospital after two lethal doses failed to kill her
Trump says Iran may be linked to co-pilot who tried to crash Israel-bound plane
US president says Tehran will ‘be hit very hard’ if it was behind the attack
Hospitality insolvencies down and budget draws ever closer
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Galway’s Taaffes shop, empty for 30 years, has a new owner
Building on William Street has been vacant since 1996, when the family-run shop closed down
Return of Ireland contingent just what the doctor ordered for Connacht in Treviso clash
All eyes on Ciarán Frawley as Stuart Lancaster’s men aim to bounce back from Stormers disappointment
Eamon O’Shea’s Ireland panel coming together for ‘throwback’ hurling-shinty international
Galway All Star nominee Darragh Neary among early call-ups for October 24th double-header at Páirc Uí Chaoimh
Maurice J Casey and John Waddell win Michel Déon Prize
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Fuel protester who allegedly drove through Garda road block to be tried in District Court
Man (28) arrested after allegedly attempting to join demonstration at Cork’s Irving Oil refinery
Andy Burnham has a mission. Now he needs a mandate to deliver it
Popular prime minister might be tempted to call an early election, but keeping out Reform UK means tactical voting
Dublin City Council intends to press ahead with bin bag ban in February
Residents of Stoneybatter, Phibsborough, Smithfield and Broadstone face fines if they resist wheelie bins
‘Literally unbelievable’: Ministers get ‘a kicking’ from Chambers’s team as budget talks near end
Jack Chambers fights to meet 6 per cent limit on increases, with Ministers complaining bitterly
Opposition alternative budgets; Grinds 360 boardroom war; and the viability of domestic rugby
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