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Around 18,000 homes, farms and businesses are without power following Storm Boelo, according to ESB Networks. It said that most of the power outages are in the northwest of the country
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The Irish Coast Guard and British Royal Air Force have been monitoring a tanker linked to Russia that declared a false emergency off the west coast.
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It's a day of rest, and you may be in the mood for a quiet corner and a comfy chair. We've hand-picked some of the week's best reads for you to savour.
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Dr Paul Davis: Ireland wants to build more and spend less. But who will actually deliver it?
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Jim O'Callaghan was a near-constant fixture in this week's headlines, but what may have damaged another minister made no dent in the justice minister's standing.
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There will be severe disruption to traffic and public transport with road closures across the capital due to the 45th running of the Dublin Marathon
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Drink-driving, triple-locking and hug-your-granny: Here are the winners and losers of the political week thejournal.ie/politics-irela…
ESB Networks says around 41,000 homes, farms and businesses are without power following Storm Boelo
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an oireachtas committee says dark money moving through irish financial services should be treated as a national security threat. the finance committee's report ties it to sanctions circumvention, money laundering and terrorism financing. daildex.com/news/oireachtas-…
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Our electricity prices are the highest in the EU, meaning that the average Irish home pays about €480 a year more for electricity compared to those across the bloc.
Could a price cap work? And how much would it cost? thejournal.ie/ireland-electr…
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those social media raffles: deputies from sf and ff have asked about them. justice says the 1956 act still applies, with a €360,000 prize cap, until the grai licenses online competitions. oireachtas.ie/en/debates/que… follow your td: daildex.com/follow
irish whiskey and the US tariff, per the dáil on 1 oct: US exports were €362m in 2025, about 39% of the total. no date yet for lifting it. rté says it's still in 'technical implementation'. oireachtas.ie/en/debates/que… follow your td: daildex.com/follow
Clocks are due to go back by one hour overnight to mark the official end of Irish summertime
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It's that time of year again.
The clocks will 'fall back' an hour later tonight, and Daylight Saving Time will end at 1am on Sunday. thejournal.ie/clocks-go-back…
Negotiations on removing US tariffs on Irish whiskey are still ongoing after US Donald Trump announced the move at his Doonbeg golf course last month
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New rules to control overspend in the health service will impact patient safety because it will impose a 'de facto recruitment freeze', the Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) has said.
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NEW #OireachtasTV episode of 'In Focus'. Flor MacCarthy & guests discuss Ireland’s climate targets ahead of COP31, the latest news on Ireland’s Presidency of the EU Council & the proposed Private Wires Bill & the growth of data centres.
Sunday at 6.30pm: oir.ie/494055a
Amid pay talks between Government and union leaders, Economics and Public Affairs Editor David Murphy asks whether public service wages have kept up with inflation
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