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Ireland
crime4 h ago

18-year-old charged with Limerick grandfather's murder

An 18-year-old man faces a murder charge in Dublin. He has been remanded in custody for the killing of a Limerick grandfather last month.

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Dublin
technology5 h ago

OpenAI Ireland operations reach €164 million in funding

OpenAI Ireland's cash reserves hit €164 million as the company expands operations in the country. The Dublin office now employs 450 staff members.

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Dublin
crime12 h ago

RTÉ buildings evacuated after bomb threat

RTÉ buildings in Dublin were evacuated due to a bomb threat. The evacuation occurred on Friday, prompting security responses.

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Dublin
governance1 d ago

Work-to-rule action closes Dublin family law courts repeatedly

A work-to-rule action in Dublin District Court's family law division has caused repeated court closures and case adjournments over the past five weeks. The labor action has disrupted family law proceedings.

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Dublin
infrastructure1 d ago

Dublin's Dead Zoo to remain closed until well into 2030s

The Public Accounts Committee was told the Natural History Museum will not reopen until the 2030s. The refurbishment has cost €3.6 million to date with no final budget established.

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Dublin
business economy1 d ago

Over 40% of rent burden documented in South Dublin area

More than one-third of tenants in the South Dublin Co Council area spend over 40 percent of disposable income on rent. The Central Statistics Office released the data on housing costs.

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Dublin
politics1 d ago

Aer Lingus plane among 14 flights hit by bomb threats

Italian, French and Bulgarian fighter jets were scrambled today as at least 14 European flights - including an Aer Lingus flight from Dublin - were hit by hoax bomb alerts for the third day this week.

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Dublin
politics1 d ago

Councillors divided over Dublin private security plan

The Dublin City Development Company said it is examining the introduction of introducing private security in Dublin city centre, following discussions with Gardaí, the Department of Justice and local businesses.

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Dublin
politics2 d ago

Rickshaw driver charged over death of woman after concert

A rickshaw driver has been charged over the death of a Co Down woman who suffered catastrophic injuries after a concert in Dublin in September.

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Dublin
governance2 d ago

Traffic disruption expected in Dublin during EU meetings

Dublin will experience significant traffic disruption next week due to Ireland's EU Presidency meetings. The event will involve the largest policing operation in the state's history.

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