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‘Baby sleep pillows’ pose a real risk of death warns consumer watchdog
Ireland's consumer protection authority has warned parents that pillows marketed as sleeping aids for infants can cause death through suffocation or overheating. The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) said these so-called 'baby sleep pillows' frequently come in animal…
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Woman heard migrant shout abuse about Irish people before Parnell knife attack, court hears
A woman heard a man shouting abuse about Irish people in an "aggressive" manner as he walked along a Dublin city centre street near where a knife attack later that afternoon left several children with stab injuries and one with severe brain damage, a court has heard. The trial of Riad…
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‘Our hearts are completely broken’: Parents pay tribute to their beautiful baby who ‘was incredible in every way’
A courageous toddler from Co Tyrone who passed away last weekend "is, and always will be, so unconditionally loved and will be missed more than words can ever say," her heartbroken parents have said. Lila Dripps-Weir faced enormous challenges from birth after being diagnosed with a rare…
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Govt slammed as Irish economic model is in desperate need of urgent reform, report claims
Ireland’s economic model requires urgent reform if it is to maintain high living standards, according to a new report. The study, conducted by University of Galway Professor Alan Ahearne, found that while Ireland ranks among the most productive economies globally, this performance is…
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Martin said to be excited as Canadian PM Carney is getting ready to visit Dublin and Mayo next week
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is to make an official visit to Ireland next week. Mr Carney will travel to Dublin to meet with Taoiseach Micheál Martin in what will be the first bilateral visit to Ireland by a Canadian Prime Minister in almost a decade, reports RTE. He will then…
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‘Baby sleep pillows’ pose a real risk of death warns consumer watchdog
Ireland's consumer protection authority has warned parents that pillows marketed as sleeping aids for infants can cause death through suffocation or overheating. The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) said these so-called 'baby sleep pillows' frequently come in animal…
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Woman heard migrant shout abuse about Irish people before Parnell knife attack, court hears
A woman heard a man shouting abuse about Irish people in an "aggressive" manner as he walked along a Dublin city centre street near where a knife attack later that afternoon left several children with stab injuries and one with severe brain damage, a court has heard. The trial of Riad…
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‘Our hearts are completely broken’: Parents pay tribute to their beautiful baby who ‘was incredible in every way’
A courageous toddler from Co Tyrone who passed away last weekend "is, and always will be, so unconditionally loved and will be missed more than words can ever say," her heartbroken parents have said. Lila Dripps-Weir faced enormous challenges from birth after being diagnosed with a rare…
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Govt slammed as Irish economic model is in desperate need of urgent reform, report claims
Ireland’s economic model requires urgent reform if it is to maintain high living standards, according to a new report. The study, conducted by University of Galway Professor Alan Ahearne, found that while Ireland ranks among the most productive economies globally, this performance is…
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Life & CultureWhat Irish players consider before signing up to a new sportsbook.
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Life & CultureJustice Under Torture: The Case of Omar Mohamed Omar Daris and Violations Related to Tribal Targeting and Security Trials in Sudan
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Life & CultureThe Best Financial Advisor Companies in Dublin to Manage Your Finances
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Life & CultureWhy More Irish Startups Are Ditching the 9-to-5 Office (But Not the Office Entirely)
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Politics
Alan Kelly reportedly set to resign as Labour party leader
The Labour Party leader Alan Kelly is reportedly set to resign later this evening. According to RTE News, Kelly who became Party leader in 2020 is expected to step down from his position after he …
Opinion
Ireland’s Nursing Shame: Over 114,000 on Trolleys in 2025 While Half Our Nurses Are Imported
Ireland’s hospitals are in chaos, with over 114,000 patients—including 1,248 children—treated on trolleys throughout 2025, according to INMO Trolley Watch figures. This marks yet another year of record overcrowding, with nurses stretched to breaking point …
