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Spain holiday spots that locals want to keep a secret from Irish tourists
If you were to ask Irish holidaymakers their favourite spots in Spain, the Costa Del Sol and Alicante probably comes to mind, along with the major cities such as Barcelona, Madrid and Malaga.
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Tesla, classic luxury cars, watches and cash seized in major sting across four counties
Luxury cars, expensive watches and €15,000 in cash were seized during massive sting operation by the Criminal Assets Bureau today.
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The beloved cafe hidden behind a bookshop in Dublin city centre
If you've never stumbled across The Cake Cafe on Camden Street before, you won't be surprised to find out why.
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Dublin news LIVE: Luas Red Line services stopped in city centre due to fire
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Dublin takeaways: The best restaurants to order from this weekend
Dublin takeaways do a fine job of feeding us and introducing us to exciting flavours and dishes.
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Romance fraud warning as Irish bank account credited over €100k from 12 different people
Gardai have warned the public to be vigilant over romance fraud after an Irish bank account received over €100,000 from 12 different people all over Europe.
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Footage shows dog being rescued after falling onto rocks in Dublin Bay
An adorable dog found itself in a bit of ruff situation after it fell over a wall at Dublin Bay
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Service charge set to be banned from receipts unless staff get cash
Employers are set to be banned from using the term "service charge" on receipts unless the money goes directly to the staff member which is set to impact the hospitality industry.
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Louis Walsh claims U2 would have been 'too demanding' to manage
Music manager and former X-Factor judge Louis Walsh has claimed that Bono and crew would have been too difficult and demanding for him to manage.
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Dad of wheelchair user slams lack of automatic ramps on brand new trains
A dad of a young wheelchair user has slammed the lack of automatic ramps on trains just bought by Irish Rail.
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Aslan frontman Christy Dignam hails 'brave' Bono for opening up about half-brother
Aslan frontman Christy Dignam has praised Bono for bravely opening up about discovering he had a secret half-brother.
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Joanne McNally reveals secret boyfriend with loved-up snap
Comedian Joanne McNally has a lot to be happy about these days.
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Woman left stranded on own with no transport home after Green Day gig in Marlay Park
A young woman was left feeling anxious and afraid when she couldn't find transport home from a Green Day concert on Monday night.
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Devastating fire leaves Balbriggan family homeless
A Balbriggan family have been left homeless after a devastating fire ripped through their house.
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Irishman dies in early morning hit-and-run in London
An Irishman has died following a hit-and-run in the UK.
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Man found dead inside building which went up in flames in city centre
A man has been found dead inside a building which went up in flames this morning in Dublin city centre.
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Dublin traffic LIVE: Heavy traffic building on roads near Marlay Park ahead of Red Hot Chilli Peppers gig
Motorists are being advised that heavy traffic is being reported close to Marlay Park where the Red Hot Chilli Peppers are due to perform later this evening.
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Free things to do with kids in Dublin
The summer holidays are here and parents across Dublin are panicking on how to keep their kids entertained for a full two months.
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Revenue officers seize 1,700 litres of cocktails on way to concerts in Dublin
Revenue officers seized 1,700 of alcoholic cocktails destined for Dublin concerts.
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Dublin cyclist's death 'unexplained' as inquest found no reason for accident
Gardai could find no reason why an experienced cyclist suddenly veered across the road into the path of an oncoming jeep near Dublin Airport while out with a triathlon club, an inquest has heard.
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Top economist's ominous warning as he predicts 'serious food shocks'
A top economist has warned that Irish inflation could top 10% in the coming months as the cost of living soars.
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Ireland has second highest food prices in Eurozone, new figures show
Ireland has been ranked second highest for food costs in the Eurozone last year, with prices 17 per cent above the EU average.
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Dubs reveal how much you should tip at a restaurant - and it might surprise you
Tipping in the hospitality sector has been customary in Ireland for many years now.
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Ireland's emergency calls service outage affects hundreds
The emergency call system in Ireland was down in a major outage last night.
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Free women's fitness classes to start in St Anne's Park
Free women's fitness classes are beginning in St Anne's Park in Raheny today.
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Dublin students need over €13,000 a year for rental accommodation
Dublin students are advised to budget €13,305 for each academic year when living in rented accommodation.
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Heartbreaking tributes to broadcaster and cancer campaigner Deborah James who dies aged 40
Broadcaster, podcaster and cancer campaigner Dame Deborah James has died aged 40.
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Dublin comedian Emma Doran reveals her hair fell out over stress of buying home
Comedian Emma Doran has revealed she was so stressed trying to buy a house that her hair began to fall out.
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Met Eireann forecasts heavy showers for Dublin but expert pinpoints when heat spell will hit
Met Eireann has warned of another few days of unsettled weather but a dramatic change is on the way.
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Aer Lingus reveals reason behind surge in flight cancellations with further disruption possible
Aer Lingus have said recent flight cancellations is due to a spike in Covid-19 cases among staff.