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The Green Party leader ruled out a 2025 bid.

The €43 million cost also includes closure provisions of €7.03 million, write-down of leased assets of €9.8 million, €1.6 million in write-downs of property, plant and equipment.

The Sinn Féin leader said she had no regrets tabling a motion of no confidence in Minister for Justice Helen McEntee

This followed the business re-opening on a full time basis from January 27th 2022 after Covid-19 Government restrictions had shut down the business for most of the time since March 2020.

Riots in Dublin, chaos at RTÉ and Ireland at the World Cup were some of the biggest stories which made headlines this year

The man and woman were treated for non-life threatening injuries

Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald insisted a border poll was a possibility within the lifetime of the next Dáil

Tweety, Milana, Sora and Bluebird are living at Donkey Sanctuary Ireland in Co Cork

The yellow alert for rain will be in place overnight on Tuesday

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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said a ‘small minority’ of migrants were abusing the system

The annual gathering at the RDS saw 500 homeless people sit down for a Christmas meal

Hannah Nash's Greener Fields shares the stories of young people who chose to leave Ireland, and what it taught them about home

Met Éireann has issued a warning for heavy rain in Cork and Kerry

Despite some heavy rain showers, spirits were high as locals and visitors plunged into the cold sea.

There was good cheer at the famous bathing spot as punters braved the chilly weather.

The run director said they expected this to be the biggest event they have had to date.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has expressed shock and expressed solidarity with gardaí and restaurant staff.

A detailed analysis shows that households across the country are enjoying quicker broadband connections