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The 9 at 9
Latest on peacekeeper attacks, parties’ election plans and how one Catholic diocese has become a battleground.
Diocese of Waterford
Disinformation expert fears diocese is helping to 'mainstream conspiracy theories'
There are growing concerns that the Waterford diocese has become a ‘test case’ for hardline factions in the Catholic Church in Ireland.
The TroublesDrama based on hit book about Jean McConville disappearance to air in Ireland next month
Eavan Boland libraryTrinity renames library after poet due to protests over George Berkeley's links to slave-trade
Fine GaelHarris condemns 'utterly wrong' claims by FG councillor that 'US economy is ruled by the Jews'
Newtownmountkennedy'Protestors have disrupted events and threatened people - simply for supporting those in need'
Clonmel'It's making land unaffordable': Locals protest against John Magnier's plans for Tipperary farm
Imelda KeenanGardaí examining case of woman who went missing 30 years ago with 'fresh eyes', family say
budget 2025PAC member sharply criticises Govt after it increases horse and greyhound funding to €99.1m
Thinking of the childrenTwo double child benefits before Christmas and a €420 'baby boost' for birth of a child
Money Laundering investigationGarda fraud squad freezes 12 bank accounts and search three properties in Cork
September
September 2024
A Very Royal ScandalRTÉ buys rights to screen latest retelling of infamous Prince Andrew BBC interview
Limerick
Nursing home group defends giving different contracts to Irish and Indian care staff
One man told a tribunal this week that he was was left ‘penniless and homeless’ after the company cancelled his contract and tenancy.
Paul TweedLawyer to the stars planning to take group action in Irish courts against Big Tech over AI
A Very Royal ScandalAmazon confirms latest retelling of notorious Prince Andrew BBC interview isn't available in Ireland
the morning lead
'Safe for now': Asylum seekers on how they're seeking safety in Dublin after spate of attacks
“We worry that a petrol bomb will come in through the window,” one man staying at a disused council property said.
The MV Shingle
'Underwater oasis': Former smuggling ship sunk off Co Mayo to create country’s first artificial reef
The MV Shingle completed an unusual ten-year stint in Ireland this afternoon when it was scuttled off Killala Bay.
The MV ShingleFormer smuggling vessel to be sunk off Co Mayo coast to create artificial reef for divers
