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The mystery website claiming to belong to an Irish Muslim-only party that made international newsOur FactCheck editor details the internet trends seen by a thirtysomething-year-old man.
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John and Tara McAreavey welcome third child with sweet nameJohn and Tara McAreavey have welcomed their third child together, sharing the news with a series of touching…
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Davina McCall shares photos from hospital after brain tumour surgeryDavina McCall has taken to Instagram to share new hospital photos from when she underwent brain tumour surgery…
Electric vehicles 2 More in Electric vehicles
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Andersen Quartz review: We test an EV charger worth putting on showWith nearly 200 colour and finish combinations, the Andersen Quartz makes home charging a surprisingly personal affair. But…
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Macroom time capsule from 1996 predicted 'computers would be more or less controlling our lives'Former pupils of De La Salle College buried everything from VHS tapes to cassettes and foresaw the evolution…
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Starshield restrictions ‘threaten Ukraine’s energy defences’ ahead of winter
4 sources · Belfast Telegraph, AP News, ITV News, The Irish News
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Popular clothing brand Uniqlo set to open first Irish storeJapanese clothes brand Uniqlo is coming to Ireland. The fashion brand is over 50 years old, with its…
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Dublin football club slams ‘mindless’ vandals after fire started at newly upgraded pitchA football club has said they are continuing to improve their facilities despite ‘mindless’ vandals. Cherry Orchard FC…
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The Irish Sun
Army of robot DOGS unleashed in stadium to take back control from gangs
2 sources · The Irish Sun, The Sun
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IVCA: Irish venture funding hits lowest Q3 levels in 10 yearsThe VenturePulse Q3 2026 survey found venture funding for the three months until September was €113.8m, down year-on-year…