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Cross Border Orchestra of Ireland to play Carnegie Hall in New York as part of out sell-out concert series

The concert series celebrates their work and achievements in promoting peace, unity and tolerance on the island of Ireland since their foundation in 1995. Significantly, the concerts will also mark the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

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Smoke visible across Dublin as firefighters tackle blaze and warn locals to keep windows shut

Firefighters are currently tackling the blaze on waste ground in the Kinsealy area. Locals have been advised to close their windows and doors to keep smoke out.

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Tommy Tiernan breaks silence over controversial joke as he makes public apology

RTE star Emer O'Neill walked out of his show after the comedian told the joke on stage in Vicar Street.

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Ryanair launches major cabin crew recruitment drive offering 200 jobs with surprising benefits

A recruitment event will take place in Ryanair's Engineering Building at Airside Business Park, Swords next week. The airline is hoping to hire 200 Dublin-based cabin crew ahead of summer.

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Man to lose both legs just days before 21st birthday after catching flu and sepsis

Levi Dewey is due to lose both his lower legs after contracting a form of flu, pneumonia and later sepsis. The 20-year-old is facing the surgery with courage and his family say his 'glass is always half full'.

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Google Ireland job fears as firm to lay off 12,000 workers in latest blow to tech sector

It comes after other companies including Microsoft, Amazon and Meta recently announced plans to axe workers.

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Horrific injuries to gardai last year include dislocations, damage to head, open wounds and bites

Bruising, grazes, and bites were the most common type of hazard faced by officers with 102 officers having suffered one of those types of injury.

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Social welfare Ireland payment date changes announced due to new bank holiday

Ireland’s first ever February bank holiday is just weeks away, after a new permanent one was announced last year to celebrate St Brigid's Day. This means some social welfare recipients will see their payments arrive earlier than expected.

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Ryanair launches new route to holiday hotspot with cheap flights under €30 - but there’s one catch

The new route from Dublin to Genoa will operate twice weekly from April as part of Ryanair’s Summer schedule. The budget airline is offering cheap seats from as little as €29.99 - but customers will need to act fast.

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Michael Schumacher fans 'crying' as Sebastian Vettel shares picture of F1 legend

Michael Schumacher was a mentor to Sebastian Vettel as he rose through the racing ranks en route to Formula 1 stardom. The families remains close today, almost a decade on from the seven-time world champion's devastating skiing accident.

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Irish car dealer who posted vehicle with clocked mileage on DoneDeal fined thousands

Patrick Quinn, who trades as Raheen Auto Centre, admitted the charge when he appeared at Kilmallock District Court following a probe by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission.

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Plumber shares main reason for condensation on windows - and 'key' to avoid it

Condensation can be a pain for many households across Ireland in the winter months. One plumber has shared the main reason you're getting it, and ways to avoid it.

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Dublin weather: Met Eireann pinpoints the end of cold snap as temperatures to rise

The mercury is set to rise to double digits after the recent cold snap that saw temperatures hitting the lows of -5 degrees

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Ireland in for dramatic weather change as Met Eireann forecast 20C temperature swing

A nationwide weather warning for ice remains in place this morning. But Met Eireann says temperatures could swing by as much as 20C next week.

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Met Eireann warns of 'hazardous conditions' as temperatures plunge to -4C with freezing fog

The cold snap is set to continue as freezing conditions are expected overnight

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People who catch Covid are five times more likely to die for up to 18 months

The findings of the study show that the chances of death remained five times higher up to 18 months later

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Dublin weather: Met Eireann's warning for 'freezing' rain as mercury to plummet to teeth chattering -4C

A Status Yellow ice warning is currently in place for the whole country as icy stretches could lead to hazardous travelling conditions

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Met Eireann issue new warning as bitterly cold front brings more snow before major U-turn

Expect more snow and “icy stretches leading to hazardous travelling conditions”

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Met Eireann ice warning kicks in for Dublin as sudden change expected in coming days

A big change is on the way this weekend as conditions turn much milder

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Video captures group of lads skiing in Cork as they make the most of the wintry weather

Snow fell in many parts of the southwest, west and north of the county on Tuesday night

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Ireland set for rare weather event as Met Eireann issues new warning and pinpoints end of cold blast

A Status Yellow weather warning for Ice is in place for all of Ireland, with Met Eireann urging people to be on alert for ‘freezing rain’.

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Man shares 'genius' hack to clear ice from windscreen in seconds

"cheeky morning hack"

Dublin Live

How to prevent condensation on windows - even if you have double glazing

An expert has given her top tips for Irish households to follow to help prevent condensation and mould

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Car rams into Grafton Street store before thieves make off with quantity of luxury clothes

Thieves rammed a car into the front of a Hugo Boss store around 4.30am causing extensive damage. They then made off with an unknown quantity of clothes from the luxury fashion retailer.

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Thousands of tyres dumped near village in Meath sparking fears of major forest fire

The landowner is now facing a hefty clean up bill of an estimated €7,000 and the council is urging all private owners to secure their properties with gates and fences.

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