From jeans that changed colour to a jumper that bobbled after a handful of wears, a lot of these clothes did not hold up.

Even if a starving person regains access to food, they remain at huge risk.

Refill stations and reusable containers are set to become more commonplace.

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Local addiction services have come out fighting against a proposed arcade in one of Ireland’s most disadvantaged areas.

Pádraic Fogarty says that despite the climate crisis, Ireland’s native trees are last in line once again as unsustainable forestry practices continue.

Tests costing hundreds of euro are available privately, meaning access is not equitable.

Successful businessman Gerard Moran recently announced he was stepping back from Bodyslims.

Tests costing hundreds of euro are available privately, meaning access is not equitable.

Planters, poles and even parked cars have been flagged by JC Decaux as impediments to eyes on its ad displays.

Even graduates are worse at reading than a decade ago.

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The Irish government last night defended supporting Shein to establish its European headquarters in Dublin.

There has been a surge in Irish seizures of this highly concentrated form of cannabis.

Housing is the top issue in Dublin North West, and Sinn Féin hopes it can turn people’s anger into votes.