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Woman (54) with terminal cervical cancer settles case over smear tests

Settlement with HSE and Quest Diagnostics Incorporated reached without admission of liability

Court increases jail time for rapist who failed to tell gardaí he was a sex offender

Randi Gladstone (41) raped a woman two weeks after he arrived in the State

Natasha O’Brien: Being bullied in school made me determined to speak up for others

When I saw so many people turn out to protest, it lit a fire in me

Worker who said she was forced to quit Arranmore Island co-op over ‘cute hoorism’ remark loses claim

Community organisation operating on Co Donegal island wholly denied claim at WRC

Cork man died after he received five to six wasp stings, inquest hears

Retired tax consultant suffered swelling of larynx, which obstructed his breathing

Woman was abducted in Kildare after alleged threats to petrol bomb her house in row over dog

Pair refused bail after being charged with burglary and threatening to damage woman’s door and windows

National Broadband Ireland CEO steps down amid reshuffle of leadership team

Peter Hendrick will remain with the company as a non-executive director and a shareholder

‘It’s effectively our Olympics’: firefighters to represent Ireland at the World Police and Fire Games

Firefighters from Dublin Fire Brigade and Dublin Airport Fire & Rescue Service to compete in various categories

The film Jaws and its Co Mayo connection

He had only taken a few paces when he collapsed again.

Nato leaders back increase in defence spending at Hague summit

Nato endorses spending goal of 5 per cent of GDP by 2035 as allies hope pledge will prompt Trump to dispel doubts over commitment to alliance

Carl O’Brien: ‘Are grinds really worth it?

Booming private tuition sector promises top grades but studies raise questions about its true effectiveness

Finn Lynch takes bronze medal at Kieler Woche festival in Germany

National Yacht Club sailor secures second podium finish in Sailing Grand Slam series

EU’s splintered stance on Gaza crisis a ‘huge stain’ on bloc, says Taoiseach

Draft occupied Palestinian territories Bill published with no reference to banning of services

‘Up to 400 post offices could shut’ unless State increases subsidy to keep them running, TDs told

Payments for provision of Government services are too low, says postmasters’ union

Lorry driver saves man from burning building in Dublin by parking under window

Tomasz Zareba positioned his Eurospar delivery lorry to allow the man to jump onto it from Granby Row building

Homelessness is ‘too high and we have to do better’, admits Harris

Tánaiste defends record after fresh criticism over child homelessness and report on people sleeping rough under M50

Vote on Keir Starmer’s disability cuts Bill faces major challenge from Labour rebels

Government proposals to reduce spend on personal independence payments faces showdown moment

Mixed bag for global markets as Israel-Iran tensions ease

Euronext Dublin finished down 0.8%, which was largely in line with international peers

Lack of facilities and high costs among barriers excluding people with disabilities from sport

Paralympics Ireland research shines light on inequality of access

Covid cases rise by more than 60% in last fortnight, mainly affecting the elderly

But figures are likely to be an underestimate as testing has declined since end of pandemic

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