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Simon Harris signals end to fuel excise cuts as oil prices fall back below pre-Iran war levels
‘I was on six litres of oxygen a night but a clinical trial gave me new lease of life’
Woman alleges sports coach (79) attempted to rape her during a summer camp
All local authorities on course to follow Kerry County Council and urge GAA to make all games free to air
Government move to establish liquified gas terminal in Shannon estuary opposed in Dáil
‘Inhumane’ policy slammed as double amputee facing eviction prevented from joining Wicklow housing list
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Temperature hits 31 degrees in Co Galway; orange thunderstorm warning in place in three counties
Women increasingly victims of assaults despite overall drop in serious crime, CSO finds
Uncle may have had dementia longer than thought, court told in €3m farm inheritance case
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Irish Examiner
Status orange warning for Cork, Kerry, and Waterford as Met Éireann warns of 'extreme thunderstorm activity'
Met Éireann said the risks include heavy downpours leading to flooding in places, lightning damage, hail, hazardous driving conditions and very gusty winds
Tánaiste: Middle Ireland facilitates gangland crime 'by snorting coke and popping pills'
Simon Harris has urged caution about decriminalising drug use as he raised concerns about those “facilitating” gangland crime
Dáil first for slang word as TD says workers were 'mogged' in budget
Labour's Ged Nash deployed the term, which has gained popularity online in recent months and generally means to outdo someone else