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TV anchor says Irish interest in his election coverage is ‘very kind and flattering’

Reporter Maggie Haberman has lived in Donald Trump’s head for the past four years

US TV anchor says a visit to Connemara home of his forefathers is ‘long overdue’

Derry Girls screenwriter Lisa McGee tweeted ‘is@JohnKingCNN Irish yet?’

‘Sites here are generally reluctant to use the expression ‘dark tourism’ because it implies a certain exploitation of people’

ViraPro in Ireland contained methanol, a chemical which with prolonged use can cause nausea, dermatitis and headaches

INMO says students on placement working for no pay in Covid environment

Siptu urges FF Sligo-Leitrim TD to recant ‘lying on the couch watching box sets’ remark

Practice is ‘in the Irish healthcare worker’s psyche’, says HSE assistant national director

Siobhán Murphy says she was off work for 12 weeks and physically crippled with fatigue

Securing pay and pension justice in sector is ‘very much unfinished business’ says Siptu

Accused from Ballincollig charged at a special court sitting on Sunday afternoon

The men, both homeless, are charged with a series of burglaries in Cork

Teenagers ordered to stay out of West Cork by court as part of bail conditions

Shannon Group warns unions of staff layoffs if it does not qualify for Government scheme

Extraordinary Emigrants: The Galway man was known as ‘quick tempered and tender-hearted’

Gino Frahill hospitalised with multiple wounds following incident in Bandon

James McKenzie stood over woman with knife in her Cork home, court told

Guinness Storehouse and Cliffs of Moher among destinations to offer free admission

Trade unions Siptu and Fórsa serve notice for a 24-hour work stoppage on February 21st

District Court told woman (38) took Xanax and alcohol before getting on board ‘to alleviate her fear of flying’

Initial one-day action by staff could lead to five more days of disruption

Union warns industrial action will ‘lead inevitably to impact on services to public’

Invasion on May 1st, 1169, constituted one of the most significant events in Irish history

Delirium has often been dismissed as simply ‘the patient is just confused, it will pass’

Gardaí seize almost €100,000 worth of cocaine from Sandor Banati

Union warns of potential strikes if its members not treated the same as INMO

Public service groups study implications of Labour Court recommendation in nurses’ dispute

Minister of State addresses Siptu health conference on his support for public sector health workers

Accused had repaid all the money taken using the victim’s Visa card and deeply regrets his action, court is told