Around 12,000 runners take part in first Dublin City Half Marathon
Killian Mooney of Dundrum South Dublin Athletics Club was the first to finish, with a winning time of 65 minutes
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Camellia Grisby
22:24
HEALTHCARE DECLINE OP-ED: Why funding health sufficiently will stimulate economic development in South Africa
Urgent action and investment to bring about improvements to South Africa’s declining state of health and health systems are needed
Aoife Daly
22:24
Trump’s ‘liberation day’ looms over the EU as pharmaceutical tariffs expected
Trump's administration feels that more pharmaceutical jobs should be in America rather than in Ireland...
Milad Sherzad
22:24
Major motorway closed after crash near shopping centre sparking chaos for drivers and five MILES of delays
A CRASH near a shopping centre has shut a major motorway sparking chaos for drivers. Queues have been seen stretching
Juliana Cruz Lima
22:24
Two dead after bus driver ‘opens fire on passengers’ outside shopping mall in Miami
TWO people have died after a bus driver allegedly opened fire during a heated argument in Miami. Chaos unfolded around
Associated Press
22:24
Tsunami warning lifted after 7.1 earthquake near Tonga in South Pacific
TOKYO (AP) — A strong 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit near Tonga, prompting an initial tsunami warning that was later lifted
Marquis Block
22:23
Myanmar-Thailand earthquake: Quake toll passes 1600 as rescuers dig for survivors
Myanmar's leader issued a rare plea for international aid in televised address...
Margarett Lanz
22:23
THOUSANDS FEARED DEAD… MORE
THOUSANDS FEARED DEAD... MORE (Second column, 12th story, link) Related stories:7.7 mag quake rocks Thailand, Myanmar...Bangkok disaster area...Buddhist heartland rocked...Most
Qiana Guillemette
22:22
‘As Sevens hosts, Kai Tak keeps improving’
Culture, sports and tourism minister Rosanna Law said operators of Kai Tak Sports Park made improvements every day during the
Yuri Geddes
22:22
AI culture war: Hidden bias in training models may push political propaganda
The release of Chinese-made DeepSeek has generated heated debate, but critics have largely ignored a huge problem: the potential for
