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Man arrested after gardaí seize firearms and €2.5m worth of cocaine
Two men in their 30s and a woman in her 20s were also arrested during Monday’s operation.
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Live: Trump faces Democratic House and Senate after blue wave reaches Republican strongholds
Counting continues after a Democratic wave swept through Republican strongholds, handing Trump a major midterm defeat.
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Surge in support for Democratic candidates brings historic election firsts
A surge of support for Democratic candidates has seen a number of historic firsts in the profiles of those elected to Congress and governorships.
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Trump says he's 'learned a lot' and is ready to work with Democrats after midterms disaster
Republicans are set to lose the House and Senate to the Democrats.
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Abdul El-Sayed wins in high-profile Michigan race, making history as first-ever Muslim senator
He is the first Muslim elected to the upper chamber of Congress.
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Amy Acton wins in Ohio after ugly race where her opponent used her estranged mother in ad
The 60-year-old becomes the first elected female governor of Ohio, and the first Democrat to win the seat since 2016.
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At a glance: The key wins that saw the Democrats romp home in the House and Senate
It was a historic night for the Democratic party which did even better than polls had suggested.
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Government set to double down on smaller apartment sizes despite European court challenge
It is understood that the regulations will be a carbon copy of the apartment guidelines introduced in July last year.
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RTÉ to appear before TDs today after €20m funding cut
Kevin Bakhurst and other senior staff at the national broadcaster will update TDs and Senators on the pace of planned reforms.
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Democrats pull off unexpected double win in Texas in most expensive Senate race in US history
A changing of the guard in the Lone Star State.
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Democrat Jon Ossoff eyes 2028 presidential bid as he holds Georgia Senate seat
Attention is already turning to two years’ time.
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Dublin faces huge traffic disruption next week in 'biggest policing operation in Ireland's history'
The EU events are set to coincide with planned industrial action, adding to the disruption expected across the capital.
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US Election Day: What to watch out for tonight as America votes
The midterms could tip the balance of power in Washington, but once the results are clear, the 2028 presidential race will be firmly in focus.
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UK's King Charles stops short of offering formal apology over transatlantic slave trade
Andy Burnham recently announced a change in long-established government policy and made an offer of talks on a slavery apology.
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Mosque at centre of foiled bomb plot urges politicians to 'challenge hostility' facing Muslims
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Ireland spoke out on the back of last week’s sentencing of a group of men for a plot to bomb the Galway mosque.
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Spain's transport minister resigns after fatal train crash
Oscar Puente earlier pledged to work “tirelessly” to restore confidence in the world’s second-largest high-speed rail network.
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Patrick O’Donovan was consulted on which Fine Gael minister would take over his portfolio
O’Donovan said it was a ‘slap in the face’ that one of his ministerial colleagues briefed against him in a Sunday newspaper.
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FactCheck: Is Ireland generating AI jobs ‘at two to three times the pace’ of other countries?
Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke made the claim last week.
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How a Revolut and Bank of Ireland customer lost €4k in a scam - with no reimbursement in sight
The case highlights potential weaknesses in fraud detection systems – and neither bank has offered to reimburse.
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'The buck stops with you': Health minister blasted over patients spending hours on trolleys
Opposition TDs said the public are facing into a winter of discontent when it comes to hospital overcrowding.