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The report looks into the understatement of star presenter Ryan Tubridy’s published fees by 120,000 euro from 2017 to 2019

Biden says he plans to visit Hawaii for Maui recovery efforts soon

Who are the Trump allies indicted in the Georgia election scheme?

China's fertility rate drops to record low 1.09 in 2022- state media

The Minister for Public Expenditure has said there is no future for RTÉ without the TV licence

Catherine Atkinson, also known as Catherine McCarthy, was found dead in Newcastle West on Monday.

Trump he will release report on Georgia 'election fraud' on August 21st

Kevin Skelton, whose wife Philomena died in the 1998 atrocity, said a probe without the Irish Government would be a ‘waste of time’

The deceased’s friend and neighbour, David Smyth, told the inquest that it was the first time he had gone swimming at Tower Bay.

Teachers’ union the ASTI had accused successive ministers for education of adopting ‘a minimalist approach to the problem’.

England and Australia go head to head in Sydney on Wednesday for a place in the World Cup final.

The flanker had been a major doubt ahead of the tournament in France after suffering a serious knee injury in April

There were no reported injuries as of Tuesday afternoon

Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris reiterated he believed Irish banks had been ‘laggards’ compared with European counterparts

Garda Aidan O’Boyle said the accused made no reply to the charge under section three of the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act.

Richard Freeman was found guilty of ordering 30 sachets of banned testosterone gel for an unidentified rider in 2011

Paschal Donohoe said apprenticeships could have ‘big, positive knock-on effects’ on problems such as the lack of housing supply.

The €184,497 write down at Hozier’s Haskey Ltd contributed to the firm recording a modest loss of €7,415 for the year.

It comes after a BBC Newsnight investigation in October last year

Minister for Higher and Further Education Simon Harris also said past ‘economic mismanagement’ of the country is the reason for the slow increase in the housing supply

Donegal's Crime Prevention Officer, Sergeant Paul Wallace issued a fresh appeal for people living along the coastline to be vigilant of unusual activities in their area.

The Hare’s Corner near Mountmellick launched the initiative for takeaway orders to save on the price of containers

It is believed a car may have caught fire in the drive-thru section of the town's McDonald's

The Nato member is building one of Europe’s strongest armies to beef up deterrence against potential aggressors.

Ruth and Peter Jaffe, from Ealing, west London, had mistakenly printed their return boarding passes instead of the ones for their outbound flight.