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Doctors say that deposit return scheme poses serious infection risk to retail workers
Medical experts have called for the introduction of infection-control measures in the Deposit Return Scheme, citing the risk of microbial growth and exposure to liquid residue on bottles and cans. An emergency medicine consultant, a GP and a public health expert warned that residues from…
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The “Regional Project” Maneuver: Al-Burhan Seeks to Legitimize Military Rule by Dismantling International Initiatives and Neutralizing His Allies
Sudan’s political landscape is witnessing rapid developments led by the Armed Forces leadership, which is promoting a new political project aimed at reshaping the country’s next phase. According to political sources and experts, the initiative represents an attempt to redefine Sudan’s…
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Why Ireland No Longer Has an Off-Season for Sports Betting
From the League of Ireland and the GAA championship to golf's major season and the return of the Premier League, Ireland's sporting calendar rarely pauses for breath. With major events now overlapping throughout the year, betting interest stretches far beyond the distinct seasons many…
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National manhunt underway for migrant in connection with woman’s body found in Kerry
Gardaí have been conducting door-to-door inquiries and reviewing CCTV footage from Killarney, Co Kerry after the body of a woman was found in her home. Emergency services were called to the home of 43-year-old Jamey Carney on the Muckross Road after she was found in an unresponsive state…
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How online casinos verify they’re fair: audits, licences, and testing explained
When you play at an online casino, the games you're using have been through several layers of verification before they're made available. That process isn't always visible, but it's what sits behind the claim that a game is fair. Understanding how it works - what a licence actually covers, what…
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Doctors say that deposit return scheme poses serious infection risk to retail workers
Medical experts have called for the introduction of infection-control measures in the Deposit Return Scheme, citing the risk of microbial growth and exposure to liquid residue on bottles and cans. An emergency medicine consultant, a GP and a public health expert warned that residues from…
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The “Regional Project” Maneuver: Al-Burhan Seeks to Legitimize Military Rule by Dismantling International Initiatives and Neutralizing His Allies
Sudan’s political landscape is witnessing rapid developments led by the Armed Forces leadership, which is promoting a new political project aimed at reshaping the country’s next phase. According to political sources and experts, the initiative represents an attempt to redefine Sudan’s…
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Why Ireland No Longer Has an Off-Season for Sports Betting
From the League of Ireland and the GAA championship to golf's major season and the return of the Premier League, Ireland's sporting calendar rarely pauses for breath. With major events now overlapping throughout the year, betting interest stretches far beyond the distinct seasons many…
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National manhunt underway for migrant in connection with woman’s body found in Kerry
Gardaí have been conducting door-to-door inquiries and reviewing CCTV footage from Killarney, Co Kerry after the body of a woman was found in her home. Emergency services were called to the home of 43-year-old Jamey Carney on the Muckross Road after she was found in an unresponsive state…
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How online casinos verify they’re fair: audits, licences, and testing explained
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Extreme heat could change the mix of drinks for European drinks, new study finds
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Six small children remain on life support in Temple St following a number of e-scooter crashes
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Von der Leyen gives update on potential social media European ban for children under 16
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Life & CultureThe “Regional Project” Maneuver: Al-Burhan Seeks to Legitimize Military Rule by Dismantling International Initiatives and Neutralizing His Allies
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Life & CultureWhy Ireland No Longer Has an Off-Season for Sports Betting
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Life & CultureHow online casinos verify they’re fair: audits, licences, and testing explained
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Life & CultureDiplomatic Condolence Flirtation: The Muslim Brotherhood’s Telegrams to Saudi Arabia Reveal the Backstage of Rapprochement and Regional File Bargains
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Life & CultureAfrica Intelligence: Saudi Arabia Provides Financial Support to Burhan to Limit the Influence of the Islamic Movement
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Life & CultureIreland’s Absence Still Leaves Local Bettors Looking at World Cup Odds
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Life & CultureResponsible Screen Time: Practical Strategies for Balancing Digital and Real-World Life
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Life & CultureHow Common is Cosmetic Surgery in Ireland Compared to The Rest of the World
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Life & CultureAmid the Sudanese Army’s Silence.. Egyptian Airstrikes on Mining Areas Ignite a Volcano of Anger
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Life & CultureThe Rise of the “Overnight” TikTok Star: Is It Really Overnight?
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 Pensioner Poverty Scandal: 1 in 5 elderly people are at risk of poverty as energy bills and food costs soar
Ireland’s elderly are being abandoned in plain sight as 2026 begins. CSO SILC data for 2025 shows 19.8% of people aged 65+ at risk of poverty or social exclusion—up from 16.1% in 2023—making Ireland one …
