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Permission granted for €1bn data centre campus in Westmeath despite local opposition

Leaving Cert maths paper two gets far more positive response from students

Jean Kelly, a maths teacher, said that the ordinary-level paper was fair, modern and thoughtfully designed

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‘Jennie’s Law’ to go to cabinet, Israel strikes Iran despite Trump plea and warning over ‘baby sleep pillows’ that pose risk of death.

Israel launches overnight strikes on Iran despite plea from Trump not to retaliate

“I am going to call Bibi right now and tell him not to retaliate,” the US president was quoted as saying by US news site Axios.

Israeli strikes in Lebanon as two projectiles intercepted

Israel's military said it intercepted two projectiles launched from Lebanon into Israeli territory, as it carried out more strikes on Lebanon despite an ongoing truce.

Baby given blood transfusion despite mother’s objections on religious grounds, after court ruling

Court hears religious views should receive ‘utmost respect’ but not prevent live saving treatment

Two caravans parked on the Curragh are attracting others to the area, court told

‘Waves of trespassers’ have been arriving on the land since earlier this year, barrister for Minister for Defence says

Downing Street hits back after JD Vance blames Henry Nowak murder on migrant ‘invasion’

A No. 10 spokesperson said that in recent days figures have tried to “interfere” in democracy in the UK and to “stir up division”.

Lithuanian boy brought to Ireland without mother’s consent to remain in country, judge rules

Teen can remain in Ireland despite mother’s custody rights, High Court rules

Israeli strikes kill 7 in south Lebanon - civil defence

Israeli strikes overnight in the Lebanon city of Tyre killed seven people, despite a ceasefire in the Israel-Hezbollah war.

Defence Forces tribunal hears generation joining ‘are more educated on mental health and consent’

Some 4,000 members have undergone sexual ethics and respectful relationships training in recent years

'Nothing to do with me': Junior Minister responds to accusation of conflict of interest

It has been described as “disgraceful” that a Fine Gael councillor is lobbying a Fine Gael minister on behalf of Re-turn.

GP found guilty of professional misconduct over online posts criticising Covid measures

The inquiry chairperson said some of Marcus de Brun’s comments were “grossly irresponsible” given his status as a doctor.

Fingal County Council says Nathan Carter show to go ahead despite ticket platform facing liquidation

The Council said ticket sales were ‘temporarily paused while the Council completes a review of matters relating to the appointed ticketing provider’.

Area ‘50 times the size of Croke Park’ destroyed after ‘illegal’ fire within Wicklow Mountains

An ‘emergency response’ has been completed and a garda investigation is now underway.

Data centres’ energy use being ‘managed appropriately’ by Government, Darragh O’Brien says

Minister for Energy and the Environment has responded to UN report that described Ireland as ‘cautionary tale’

Enoch Burke no longer receiving Department of Education salary after formal dismissal, court told

Burke remains in prison after again refusing to give a court undertaking not to trespass at his former workplace

Enoch Burke to remain in prison for another three weeks

Enoch Burke will remain in prison for at least another three weeks, after again failing to give an undertaking to the High Court that he would stop trespassing at Wilson's Hospital School.

Enoch Burke to remain in prison for another three weeks

Enoch Burke will remain in prison for at least another three weeks, after again failing to give an undertaking to the High Court that he would stop trespassing at the school he used to work in if he was released.

'60 Minutes' correspondent fired by CBS News says owners trying to ‘curry favour with Trump’

Scott Pelley has said the new CBS owner is casting aside the ‘legend’ of the programme ‘to curry a moment of favour with the Trump administration’.