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Dr Martens is demanding a full refund of £10m paid under Donald Trump's illegal tariff regime, joining a global stampede of over 1,000 companies seeking rebates after US courts ruled the levies unlawful.
Former teacher Patrick Sharkey has been jailed for six and a half years for 132 sexual offences against 19 victims, exposing decades of systemic failure.
The Central Criminal Court in Cork has heard that postman Barry Daly died from severe head trauma after a forceful blow broke his jaw, causing him to inhale blood.
British exporters face mounting costs and red tape post-Brexit, while Northern Ireland's unique EU access fuels economic growth, exposing Westminster's failure.
It's out of hand at the moment, but it really will get worse. Somebody will get hurt. Very, very badly,
A new pilot project will allow prisoners in Dublin to receive phone calls directly to their cells from family and friends for the first time. The Irish Prison Service says the initiative, launching at the women's Dóchas Centre and the Training Unit at Mountjoy Prison, aims to strengthen family bonds and support rehabilitation during custody.
We cannot have visitors, and we're confined to a setting that is not suitable for raising young children,
The US has again delayed its decision on sanctions over Dublin Airport's passenger cap, giving the Irish state more time to pass legislation removing the cap and protect vital transatlantic links.
Leaving Cert 2026 students share their honest experiences with Maths Paper 1 and Geography. From frustration to relief, their voices deserve to be heard.
As the Gunvor oil corruption inquiry reaches into Gabon's current regime, Brice Oligui Nguema relies on political fuses to protect his grip on power.
Poland demands apology after Israeli detention of Gaza flotilla activists, including Irish citizens. European leaders condemn humiliating treatment by Ben-Gvir.
The husband of Sligo GP Dr Margaret Connolly says he has had no contact with his wife since Israeli forces boarded her aid vessel on Monday, and he is demanding that the Dáil seize this week's opportunity to sanction Israel.
Nine elderly residents in Enniscrone retirement village face eviction with no alternative accommodation, exposing Ireland's housing crisis failures.
Over 1,000 Lebanese killed in Israeli bombardment as humanitarian crisis deepens, with one million displaced and critical infrastructure systematically destroyed.
Roscommon Circuit Court delivers justice as cannabis operation worth €725,000 is exposed in rural community, highlighting the importance of community vigilance and strong judicial response.
US officials predict Iran war will end within weeks as oil prices soar to $100 per barrel, while Tehran rejects negotiations and maintains defiant stance against Western pressure.
Wicklow councillor's sexist slur against female chairperson mars debate over threatened elderly day care services in Blessington, exposing both funding crisis and misogyny in local government.
Trump publicly rebukes Starmer over UK's cautious Iran war response, highlighting tensions in the special relationship as Britain balances alliance duties with principled diplomacy.
Trump's appointment of Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin as Homeland Security chief raises serious concerns about American democratic institutions and security policy direction.