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Mum-of-three Deirdre Arnold (40) of Briarfield Grove, Kilbarrack appeared in court this morning

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Mum-of-three accused of impeding the prosecution of Lisa Thompson’s suspected murderer

A MOTHER-of-three has been accused of impeding the prosecution of the suspected murderer of a woman who was found stabbed to death in her Dublin home.

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Mum-of-three accused of impeding the prosecution of Lisa Thompson’s suspected murderer

Teen boys who stole girl’s phone in attempt to force her into oral sex told they may be jailed

exclusive The alleged shocking calls made by Sinn Féin activist to Fine Gael TD – ‘You’re a c***. With Sinn Féin coming into power, I will f***in’ go after you’

Application to name hospital registrar in Medical Council disciplinary case over driving offences is adjourned

Childcare providers across the country shut in protest at ‘unfair’ funding they say will lead to more closures in sector

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75-year November temperature record broken as Shannon Airport records minimum 15.5C overnight

Two gardaí deny allegations of falsely imprisoning 16-year-old boy at a Dublin station, court hears

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Opinion

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Revealed: The ‘respected’ Blackrock College abusers who preyed on children

exclusive The alleged shocking calls made by Sinn Féin activist to Fine Gael TD – ‘You’re a c***. With Sinn Féin coming into power, I will f***in’ go after you’

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Elderly tenant ‘being taken advantage of’ at Ballyfermot flat where man was stabbed

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Application to name hospital registrar in Medical Council disciplinary case over driving offences is adjourned

Teen boys who stole girl’s phone in attempt to force her into oral sex told they may be jailed

Two gardaí deny allegations of falsely imprisoning 16-year-old boy at a Dublin station, court hears

Hair salon owner ordered to pay €30,000 after woman left with ‘blowtorch-like’ injuries from botched perm

Boy (16) found guilty of murdering Uransetseg Tserendorj as she walked home from work in Dublin city centre

Mum-of-three accused of impeding the prosecution of Lisa Thompson’s suspected murderer

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe says ‘risk’ of Irish recession ‘could materialise’ next year

No Northern Ireland Executive and no Assembly… so who’s running Stormont?

Micheál Martin and Eamon Ryan pour cold water on Varadkar’s vote pact suggestion

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‘It was a calculated attack on a woman’ – complaint against ex-Fianna Fáil TD Marc MacSharry after Dáil outburst

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Rise in thefts linked to cost-of-living crisis, says Garda Commissioner Drew Harris

Man (36) ‘fell’ on knife, claims female suspect (40s) who was arrested after fatal stabbing

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Nursing homes seek overhaul of Fair Deal scheme as costs rise

Appeal for victims of adult abuse to speak out as poll shows only 9pc reports their experiences to gardaí

HSE awarded new contracts to company linked to bribes, RTÉ investigation reveals

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Patients cleared for discharge from ICUs continued to occupy thousands of beds

Advocacy service for vulnerable people living in long-term care records almost 1,500 new cases

Government urged to provide subsidised housing for nurses as hiring fears for new Children’s Hospital raised

Childcare providers across the country shut in protest at ‘unfair’ funding they say will lead to more closures in sector

Children’s Minister says childcare protest ‘unwarranted’, as demonstrations take place nationwide today

Norma Foley brings back teacher ‘overtime’ scheme in post-primary schools to deal with shortages

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exclusive The alleged shocking calls made by Sinn Féin activist to Fine Gael TD – ‘You’re a c. With Sinn Féin coming into power, I will fin’ go after you’

exclusive The alleged shocking calls made by Sinn Féin activist to Fine Gael TD – ‘You’re a c. With Sinn Féin coming into power, I will fin’ go after you’