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Female Garda under investigation for allegedly harassing love rival

The female officer is alleged to have inappropriately accessed the force’s internal computer system to find her love rival’s phone number, the Irish Mirror understands

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GAA broadcasting controversy could last weeks as Sports Committee to hold separate meetings

It is now expected that the saga over the broadcasting of GAA matches could last several weeks and will not be finalised until after many important matches have taken place.

Irish Mirror

Aldi and Lidl confirm bread price drop as supermarkets follow suit with Tesco

Both supermarkets are slicing their bread prices

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Gardai 'assessing' an element of Niall Collins controversy as Tanaiste says people 'innocent until proven otherwise'

Minister Collins has repeatedly denied that he broke the law by attending a local area meeting in January 2007 during which the sale of a plot of land in Patrickswell was initially discussed.

Irish Mirror

Aer Lingus passengers vent frustration as booking system unable to recognise fadas on Irish names

Exclusive: The system Aer Lingus uses, Astral, was developed in the late sixties

Irish Mirror

Man arrested over death of woman in Sligo released without charge

The man in his 30s was arrested on Sunday

Irish Mirror

Prison officer stabbed by convicted murderer Graham McEvoy in attempted escape from custody in Dublin

The Irish Mirror has learned that killer Graham McEvoy is accused of stabbing a prison officer with a shiv inside a prison van today

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Sligo grandmother Angela Canavan 'knew her killer and let him into her house' as garda probe ramps up

“This was not a stranger attack. It is a tragic case"

Irish Mirror

Seema Banu's family welcome gravestone fundraiser as neighbour says young mum loved her kids 'with all her heart'

Seema, her daughter Asfira, 11, and six-year-old Faizan were strangled to death at their home in Rathfarnham, Dublin at the hands of evil husband and father Sameer Syed in October 2020

Irish Mirror

As Donald Trump jets out of Ireland here's everything he said on his whistlestop tour of Doonbeg

During his short trip to his Trump Doonbeg resort, he took in 18 holes on the golf course, decided on a name change for the hotel and debated with his staff about where to build a new ballroom

Irish Mirror

Donald Trump says Ireland's tax rates have done a good job 'luring' US companies

"Ireland has done a good job, you've lured a lot of companies in. They love it here, they really love it here."

Irish Mirror

Former US president Donald Trump arrives in Ireland for whistle-stop tour of Clare hotel

His large black plane, branded with the word Trump, on the side, landed at Shannon Airport shortly before 6.30pm

Irish Mirror

Shocking picture shows Irish Ryanair passenger in wheelchair forced to crawl down steps of flight

Adrian Keogh was en route to Sweden for his daughter's 14th birthday when the incident occurred

Irish Mirror

Major Irish supermarkets including Tesco, Lidl, Aldi and Supervalu cut price of butter

Depending on where you buy your butter, the weekly shop is about to get a little cheaper

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Paschal Donohoe says protests outside politicians homes not acceptable following Varadkar protest

When asked if he thought legislation was needed in place to stop protests outside politicians' homes, Public Minister Paschal Donohoe said that these protests are organised in public areas

Irish Mirror

Protesters gather outside Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's home

The protest outside Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's home was the second demonstration to take place outside a politician's house last week. A protest was also held outside People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy's home

Irish Mirror

Latest airline guidance amid spate of cancellations at Dublin and Cork airports

It isn't just Ryanair that is impacted by the strikes

Irish Mirror

First photos of ex-GSOC man who partied with Gerry Hutch as he makes desperate attempt to hide face

The Irish Mirror took these exclusive photographs of the former investigator who made attempts to cover his face with a scarf, the day after he was released from custody without charge.

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Woman living with seagulls in attic as Dublin tenants demand action over decade-long issues

The residents of O’Brien Hall on Gardiner Street in the north inner city told the Irish Mirror they all have mould, damp, silverfish, malfunctioning windows and brown water coming out of taps and showers.

Dublin Live

Wrapped up ex-GSOC officer at centre of Hutch party probe stays silent

Our reporter approached the man - who is in his 60s - and asked several questions as he stepped out in north Dublin but he refused to comment

Irish Mirror

Wrapped up ex-GSOC officer at centre of Hutch party probe stays silent when confronted by our reporter

The man was yesterday quizzed on suspicion of committing an offence that carries a potential seven-year jail term and has been released without charge

Irish Mirror

Paul Murphy to lodge complaint about Niall Collins to standards watchdog

People Before Profit TD Paul Muprhy said that his party will not stop seeking an questions and answers session with Minister of State Niall Collins over the sale of land to his wife in 2008.

Irish Mirror

Ex-GSOC officer in Gerry Hutch party probe quizzed on suspicion of offence that carries seven-year jail term

The Irish Mirror has established that the disgraced ex-staff member at the independent policing watchdog was arrested on suspicion of illegally leaking information

Irish Mirror

House prices appear to have peaked but are still 'unaffordable' for buyers, expert says

Dr Rory Hearne, an Assistant Professor at Maynooth University and the author of housing book ‘Gaffs’, told the Irish Mirror that house prices do appear to have peaked

Irish Mirror

Full list of 23 landlord TDs asked to stand aside for affordable rent vote

The list includes Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, who the Irish Mirror revealed earlier this year had recently become a landlord for the first time

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