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EuropeGerman Protestant churches riddled with sexual abuse and cover-ups, report findsBy Derek Scally
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Special ReportsFinancial health of the nation: ‘Gap between the rich and poor increasing all the time’By Jillian Godsil
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RugbyJack and Richie Murphy bring father-son duo to Ireland U20s ahead of Six Nations campaignBy John O'Sullivan
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IrelandRTÉ ignored suggestion to cancel Toy Show the Musical after poor ticket sales, report saysBy Jack Power
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SportFrom Nazi occupation to world records, 99-year-old swimmer Betty Brussel shows no sign of stoppingBy Mary Hannigan
PeopleI’m worried people think Andrew Scott and Paul Mescal have made a gentle, sexy romcom. Prepare to be devastatedBy Emer McLysaght
TV & RadioLate Late Eurosong contenders aim to shake up Ireland’s Eurovision entry with black talons and exploding toiletsBy Deirdre Falvey
In the NewsPodcast: Hugh Linehan on the RTÉ board’s moment of reckoningBy Bernice HarrisonListen | 23:59
IrelandTánaiste orders generals to increase Defence Forces recruitment targets for 2024By Conor Gallagher
ResidentialWhat will €295,000 buy in France, Sweden, South Africa, Italy and Cork? By Elizabeth Birdthistle
Six NationsOpens in new windowSix Nations 2024: Ultimate guide to fixtures, main contenders and where to watch it on TVBy Gerry Thornley
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Business Today NewsletterUnsolicited bid for Brown Thomas Arnotts, nursing home losses, and Dalton Philips plan to rebuild profits at GreencoreBy Ciarán Hancock
IrelandFriday’s Top Stories: Pay deal for 385,000 public sector workers agreed; RTÉ ignored suggestion to cancel Toy Show the Musical after poor ticket sales, report says
BusinessEnergia customers in line for savings as group to cut electricity and gas pricesBy Colin Gleeson
BusinessIres downplays largest shareholder siding with activist investor Vision Capital By Joe Brennan
TV & RadioMasters of the Air review: Barry Keoghan shows there is more to him than high-concept shiftinessBy Ed Power
Crime & LawGardaí examining footage from Cork cultural events to see if it shows Ian Bailey with Sophie Toscan du PlantierBy Barry Roche
On The Money NewsletterIs travel insurance a waste of money or the best €100 you’ll ever spend?By Conor Pope
OpinionMany children in Gaza need amputations. We can treat their physical wounds but not their mental anguishBy Isabel Simpson
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The Politics FixSinn Féin is accused of soft-pedalling on Gaza while poor old RTÉ continues its self-flagellationBy Pat Leahy
Advertising Feature20Fifty Partners take on impact ambassador role at the Green Awards 2024 to empower businesses to achieve a sustainable future
EnvironmentAre there toxic chemicals in your drinking water? Full list of areas with ‘elevated levels’ of THMsBy Sorcha Pollak
SoccerMalachy Clerkin: You can hate Liverpool with all your soul and still know you will miss Jürgen KloppBy Malachy Clerkin
TV & RadioCatherine Martin will not rule ‘anything in or out’ on future decision on RTÉ board By Jack Power, Olivia Kelleher and John Fallon
IrelandMore than 13,300 in homeless accommodation, down by 196 in a monthBy Shauna Bowers and Olivia Kelleher
EducationStudent Hub digest: ‘I’m comfortable saying All of Us Strangers is one of best films I’ve seen in years’
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CourtsState to argue obligations to homeless asylum seekers met by providing €113.80 weekly allowanceBy Ellen O'Riordan
WorkPublic sector workers to get pay rise of 10.25% over 2½ years under €3.6bn dealBy Emmet Malone and John Fallon
IrelandRenewed appeal for information on skeletal remains of woman pensioner found in Cork By Olivia Kelleher
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Middle EastEuropean leaders call for Israel to respect International Court of Justice ordersBy Naomi O’Leary
Middle EastInternational Court of Justice orders Israel to take all measures to avoid genocidal acts in GazaBy Peter Cluskey
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EuropeICJ orders Israel to ‘take all measures within its power’ to prevent genocide in Gaza By Sorcha Pollak and Glen Murphy
TransportDriver injured and passengers taken to hospital after double-decker Dublin bus crash in Stillorgan By Jade Wilson
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IrelandLaunch of Irish Uyghur cultural association attended by World Uyghur Congress presidentBy Colm Keena
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EuropeSecurity an increasing focus for Baltic region as Sweden moves step closer to Nato membershipBy Derek Scally
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