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An unforgiving conflict between rival military factions has killed 150,000 people. Another 12 million people are displaced, ...
Festival acquired letter playwright wrote to friend in 1958 to apologise for feeling compelled to cancel planned run of Act ...
A whistleblower has described the investigation into the alleged abuse of a vulnerable young woman as Kafkaesque ...
The Banner County will need the grit they have shown under Brian Lohan against Cork, while facing Limerick warrants a change ...
Irish Times/Ipsos B&A poll finds wealthier voters and women are most likely to support current model of neutrality ...
‘We were just different types of chimps’: How zookeeping became a family affair for one Dublin woman
When Helen Clarke was growing up, her zookeeper father looked after primates in the family home. That unusual experience led ...
Championship now is all about hitting form at the right time. For Dublin that doesn’t even start until the knockout stages ...
Data access requests have already cost the broadcaster more than €100,000 as it worries about potential for fresh controversy ...
The Munster semi-final against Cork has fallen through the cracks of popular memory. Back then, Clare’s world spun on the ...
Worldview: Running through contemporary debates is a battle between those who say reconciliation should come before ...
The idea that diversity practices in business oppose meritocracy is 'simply not true', the Dean said, suggesting the college ...
Irish taxpayers own 57 per cent of PTSB. NatWest owns 11.7 per cent, having received shares in 2022 as part payment for €6.8 ...
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