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Liam Neeson slams 'little leprechaun' Conor McGregor for 'giving Ireland bad name'

The superstar actor was speaking about the UFC which he compared to a "bar fight"

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Tallaght pair reunited on First Dates Ireland after matching on dating apps

Adam and Clodagh knew each other long before they sat at the bar at the First Dates restaurant

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Slain gangland figure's son suspected of driving at man after asking if he's Ukrainian

Footage of the racist outburst has been widely circulated on social media and is believed to have happened on Wednesday

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White Moose Cafe owner vows to continue controversial social media presence

Paul Stenson and his family decided to sell the Charleville Lodge on Dublin's northside after running the hotel and cafe for many years

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Dublin Airport noise complaints skyrocket after opening of new runway

The new €320 million North Runway opened last August and has led to increased numbers of noise complaints

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Far right activist Graham Carey due in court after protest video

Mr Carey claimed anti-refugee protesters would "go through" Finglas Garda Station at a demonstration on Wednesday night

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Dublin weather: Met Eireann pinpoints when frost and freezing weather hits this weekend

The bank weekend will be mostly dry with patches of drizzle and some colder weather

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Dublin Lotto player becomes millionaire after big win

They are the fifth person to become a millionaire through the Lotto this year

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Teenager arrested after alleged attempt to steal vehicle from city centre gay bar

The incident occurred at The George bar and nightclub in the early hours of Wednesday morning

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Iveagh Markets preservation works to finally begin after years of decay

The works have been estimated to cost €12 million - and it is expected the Government will pay the bill

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Dublin weather: Met Eireann predicts cool, breezy conditions as expert pinpoints return of 'frosty' weather

Today will be mild and breezy and mainly dry, with highs of 10 or 11 degrees

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Map shows date snow could hit as Met Eireann gives ‘Beast from the East’ verdict

Long range weather maps, which are subject to change this far out, have suggested there could be a likelihood of snow falling across Ireland in the coming days

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Italia 90 legend Charlie O'Leary slams getting means tested for blind pension on 99th birthday

"The only thing they didn't ask me was, 'how much did I get to make my holy communion'"

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'Secret discount' allowing people to get huge bag of Aldi food for €3.99

Aldi Ireland has launched a new ‘secret discount’ where shoppers can buy a huge bag of food for just €3.99. It has become the first Irish supermarket to partner with food surplus app Too Good To Go

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Turkey travel warning issued as 'terrorism threat remains high'

The Department of Foreign Affairs' general advice is to "exercise a high degree of caution at all times"

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McDonald's worker's secret tip for fresh hot chips without asking for 'no salt'

You don't have to ask for 'no salt' to get fresh hot chips, the employee revealed

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Plans to demolish iconic St Stephen's Green building branded 'disgrace'

The building was the host of the 24-hour Starbucks Cafe for many years before it closed last year

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Lemon and Duke, which is owned by Irish rugby stars, saw their turnover "fall off the face of the earth" after the fencing was erected

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Europe on the verge of 'catastrophic drought' scientists warn

The severe drought is damaging natural habitats, affecting agriculture, and creating major energy shortages

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Paperchase on brink of collapse with future of Dublin locations in doubt

The stationery chain already went into administration in 2021 but has not been able to keep operations in profit since

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Historic Dublin building being used to house refugees in city centre

There are 60 International Protection applicants being housed in the Staircase and other buildings on Aungier Street

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Dublin cafe removes meat options on menu as costs soar

"We regret having to take this step but it is unavoidable," they wrote

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Attack on migrant tent camp has 'feel and look of racist attack', says Leo Varadkar

A number of men reported attacked a tent camp with sticks, dogs, and a baseball bat

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Groups fling chairs at each other's heads during city centre brawl

The wild fight took place on King Street - the pedestrianised thoroughfare between St Stephen's Green and South William Street

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The Banshees of Inisherin cast 'may have taken large pay cut' for Oscar nominated film

It may come as a surprise to fans to hear how much Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson, and Barry Keoghan got paid for the Oscar nominated film

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