Rory McIlroy's stunning win at the Masters last week has prompted a familiar discussion over who Ireland's greatest sportsperson is.

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Although lethal injection is now the default method used in most US jurisdictions that authorise capital punishment, the electric chair is still an option for execution in some states.

If there were to be a referendum on the proposed changes to triple lock, what way would you vote? Let us know by answering our poll!

Former UFC fighter McGregor would require the nomination of 20 members of the Oireachtas, or four local authorities to get on this year's ballot paper.

In 2021/2022, a number of businesses trialled a four day working week, which was labelled a "resounding success in virtually every dimension" by Fórsa, an Irish trade union for public service staff.

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People will have until 5pm on Friday, May 9th, to take part in the Electoral Commission consultation and submit their views.

Last month, The Irish Times reported 68,000 learner drivers were waiting to sit their driving test – with some facing waits of seven-and-a-half months.

The latest Business Post/Red C poll shows Sinn Féin is the most popular party

Are you back learning the language? Or have you always kept a good standard of Irish? And do you think more could be done to preserve the language? Let us know by taking our poll!

Met Éireann has said February is considered to be one of the three winter months for "climatological and meteorological purposes".

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Sinn Féin is the most popular party in the country on 22 per cent, up three.

The Taoiseach will then be nominated when the Dáil returns on January 22nd. It is expected that Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin will take on this role.

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Maybe you have no New Year's resolution this year but, either way, why not take our poll to see how many others are in the same boat as you?

Do Mariah Carey, George Michael or Shane MacGowan take the crown? Or is your favourite Christmas song something niche?

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The polls opened at 7am and closed at 10pm on Friday, with a total of 174 seats in the Dáil to be filled

Voters will head to the polls on Friday to have their say in the general election.

A poll by the Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks shows Fine Gael is down four points to 22 per cent, Sinn Féin up two points to 20 per cent, and Fianna Fáil holding steady on 20 per cent.

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A new opinion poll has put support for Simon Harris’s party on 25 per cent, ahead of both Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin on 19%.

The latest Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks opinion poll shows Fine Gael support unchanged at 26 per cent

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Some experts have argued that clock changes in March and October disrupt sleep and circadian rhythms, leading to sleep loss and short-term health issues.

Coalition leaders met on Monday night and formally decided that the election would be held in 2024

The findings show 82 per cent of respondents believe the housing crisis in Ireland disproportionately impacts young people, placing significant strain on their ability to become independent.

Coalition leaders have suggested they want to make progress on some pieces of legislation before any election

The Fianna Fáil leader said ‘It’s all there to play for’.

Irish voters will head to the ballot box on June 7th to decide on 14 MEPs for the European Parliament.

An Irish Times/Ipsos B&A opinion poll showed Fine Gael is on 23 per cent, Sinn Féin is on 23 per cent and Fianna Fáil at 20 per cent.

The poll rating is a blow to Micheál Martin ahead of the local and European elections

The latest Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll shows support for Sinn Féin fell marginally

The Business Post Red C survey suggests backing for the main opposition party is down four points in two months.

The Eurobarometer poll, carried out on behalf of the European Commission, found above-average levels of dissatisfaction in various aspects of democracy among Irish adults

The latest Irish Business Post/Red C poll has Sinn Fein on 29%, ahead of Fine Gael on 20% and Fianna Fail on 16%.