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This selection also offers a peek into the wider scientific realm with space news, games, media and travel abroad, along with transport matters including car reviews and obituaries. Enthusiasts are treated to podcasts like the ‘Inside Politics Podcast’, the ‘Women’s Podcast’, the ‘Inside Business Podcast’, and the ‘Ross O’Carroll-Kelly’ amongst others.
The website additionally offers historical insights, student-oriented content, crosswords and puzzles, along with intriguing content situated under ‘Offbeat’. Finally, dedicated sections are provided for weather forecasts, special reports, competitions, cartoons, and more. One of the highlighted cartoons is Martyn Turner’s creation featured on Wednesday, April 17th, 2024. In recent news, a member of the Dublin fire brigade was charged with rape and held on a $100,000 cash bail order. In other reports, it’s noted that Ireland is regarded as a country with friendly inhabitants and a comparatively safe environment.
A former horse trainer resorted to illegitimate means to fuel his drug addiction after he lost his housing and job amid the Covid pandemic, as disclosed in court. Elsewhere, a judge from the Court of Appeal has been chosen to represent Ireland in the European Court of Human Rights.
Though his wife desires another offspring, a man expresses concern as he would be in his 80s by the time the child reaches university.
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A proposal to endorse posthumous presidential leniency for two convicted men has received the Cabinet’s approval. Martyn Turner and the unveiling of Aston Martin’s latest creation, the DB12 Volante, a sleek car with resonant sounds, took centre stage. A long-lasting electric car battery promising a 1.5 million km warranty has been introduced.
The Camogie Congress’ decision on skorts incites Niamh Gannon’s disappointment in Dublin. An Irish citizen is among the chosen seven who constitute the jury for Trump’s silence-payment trial. The Law Reform Commission is advocating for a new protective entity empowered to intervene at homes to save vulnerable adults.
Teenagers are getting overwhelmed with content that perpetuates woman-hating within moments of joining platforms like TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
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