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Almost €1.3 million worth of cannabis seized at Shannon Airport
Packages were concealed in baggage of two female passengers who had disembarked a flight from the US
Munster confirm Craig Casey will miss Six Nations as Nankivell could also face spell on sidelines
Thaakir Abrahams and Jean Kleyn also out long-term, as could Dave Kilcoyne, as injury woes continue
Delivery driver (40s) dies after car enters water at Grand Canal in Kildare
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to incident in which father-of-one Jason Hallahan died
Matt Gaetz paid thousands of dollars for sex and drugs, US House report finds
Florida Congressman resigned from House last month after Donald Trump selected him to be attorney general
Councillor Claus of Alaska – Alison Healy on the other Santa
Elves he can deal with, but trolls are on his naughty list
German police facing claims of missed opportunities to collar Magdeburg-attack suspect
Officers unable to locate eventual suspect at workplace, a hospital near Magdeburg, and failed to follow up, according to media reports
Man (40s) arrested as part of investigation into death of Marguerita Sheridan in Rathkeale
Gardaí recover van believed to have been involved in incident
‘There were a few offers but it was easy for me to stay’: Robbie Henshaw agrees new Leinster deal
The centre pens deal that will keep him at Leinster until the end of the 2027/28 season at the earliest
Owen Doyle: Mack Hansen’s ill-advised comments simply cannot be allowed pass without sanction
The international’s comments set a dangerous precedent and the URC, and the IRFU, must take appropriate action
Israeli air strikes in Gaza kill at least 20, including eight in designated humanitarian zone
Israel receives major boost as pro-Iranian militias in Iraq announce they are stopping their attacks against Israel
Global markets quiet at start of Christmas festivities
Mixed day for Irish banks as Ryanair slips slightly
Person of interest makes statement to gardaí over Rathmines hit-and-run
Pedestrian in his 40s in stable condition in hospital following incident at 8.45pm on Sunday when driver failed to remain at the scene
Opposition suffering ‘off-day’ syndrome when matched against Liverpool
A season memorable for champions Manchester City’s implosion will also be notable for Anfield outfit’s to lose
Gordon Elliott saddles three of the four runners in Leopardstown’s €100k St Stephen’s Day feature
Willie Mullins will again be expected to dominate the week overall but the champion trainer has no representative in the new Grade One Novice Chase
Funeral of Co Down woman Karen Cummings hears of community’s ‘profound grief’
Ms Cummings worked various roles in the community before finding her ‘true vocation’ as a nurse, funeral told
England’s misery beats Late Late Toy Show into second place on Eir
Telco published its 2024 year in data on Monday, which offered a detailed view of Ireland’s evolving digital habits
Taoiseach urged to raise ‘crisis’ caused by Holyhead Port closure with Keir Starmer
Road haulage body says storm closure highlights State’s export vulnerability following talks with transport ministers
New plan for City Arts Centre on Dublin’s quays would reduce height of building but make it wider and increase office space
Developer Ventaway has lodged a new plan with Dublin City Council for the high-profile site on the capital’s south quays
Speed limits are ‘there for a reason’, says senior garda, after 600 weekend detections
Assistant Commissioner says there is still a cohort of motorists who do not obey speed limits designed to protect vulnerable road users
Your complete guide to all the festive sporting action including TV details
From rugby to darts, there is something for everyone over the Christmas period
Ticks, respiratory illnesses, skin cancer and poorer mental health ‘all on the rise due to climate change’
Climate change and extreme weather linked to worsening health in Netherlands study
From liberal icon to Maga joke: the waning fortunes of Justin Trudeau
With the Liberal Party trailing the Conservatives by 25 per cent in the polls, Canada’s long-serving prime minister will soon either step down as leader or call elections that he’ll most likely lose
Q&A: Why is the European Commission investigating data centre construction?
The European Commission confirmed last month it was investigating possible collusion between data centre providers
Planning permission for railings around Ambassador Theatre refused
Addition sought to combat ‘serious anti-social behaviour’
Luigi Mangione pleads not guilty to murder charges in killing of healthcare chief executive
Mangione (26) faces a maximum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted
Leinster’s Jamie Osborne back available for selection for Munster clash
Jordan Larmour and Tommy O’Brien also expected to be available through injury precautions against Connacht
Last minute tech gifts: where to find them
It is not too late to get something for the techie in your life
Man jailed for false imprisonment and assault causing harm to then girlfriend in Limerick
David Keane (32), nephew of murdered crime boss Kieran Keane, swung axe at woman during row over her pay
Arsenal lose Bukayo Saka for ‘many weeks’ with hamstring injury
Mikel Arteta says his injury is ‘not looking good’ after he left Selhurst Park on crutches
Man (28) remanded on bail following garda investigation into €185,000 drugs seizure in Cork
Jonathan Dennehy is charged with possession of cocaine and possession of cocaine for sale and supply
Taoiseach expresses ‘unbreakable support’ to people of Palestine during call with Abbas
Simon Harris says call was made to express ‘solidarity’ between people of Ireland and Palestine
Inside the alleged Hollywood smear campaign against Blake Lively: ‘We can bury anyone’
Messages detail alleged campaign to tarnish Lively’s reputation after she accused Justin Baldoni of misconduct on set of It Ends With Us
Bethlehem cancels Christmas celebrations
War means there will be little visitor presence in the birthplace of Jesus this Christmas
Ciarán Hancock’s Christmas Business Quiz
Win an overnight stay at the Radisson RED, a night plus dinner in the Heritage resort and night in a property of the iNUA Hotel Collection
Savings and investments back to pre-Covid levels, Bank of Ireland says
Attitudes to savings changed dramatically in the fourth quarter, lender says, as it reports drop in cost of living concerns
Judge throws out 30 speeding cases after slamming ‘unjust speed zone’ on Kildare road
Judge Andrew Cody urges council to review Clogheen zone speed limit, saying speeding vans are ‘shooting fish in a barrel’
Leinster should try to extract the absolute maximum from Jordie Barrett in chase of fifth star
Irish province appear to have struck gold, for as well as being a quality player, he’s clearly a quality bloke
Wholesale electricity prices rise 19% in 12 months
CSO figures suggest prices remain 62.3 per cent lower than the peak that occurred in August 2022
Andy Quinn: The ex-Connacht and Blackrock outhalf trying to make it in the NFL
Student switched from rugby to attend NFL Academy in Loughborough and has earned a scholarship to kick and punt at Boston College
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