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Traffic control errors blamed for Spain rail disaster: ‘They had a clear view of what was happening’

Transport minister says operators cleared passenger train to accelerate to 100mph toward stationary carriages despite live warning displays

Hauliers seek meeting with Taoiseach over toll increases, with renewed protests considered

All 10 tolls on the national road network are set to rise from January, ranging from 10 cent on the M50 to €1 at Dublin Tunnel

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Patrick Honohan: Why are interest rates so high – and how exposed is Ireland?

The State’s relatively low debt has insulated it so far. But political turmoil abroad and a speculative AI boom could still hit the economy hard

Government considering bid for portion of €21bn EU ‘defence’ loans

Previous attempt to draw on European Union facility for Defence Forces vetoed by Paschal Donohoe

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The story of AI giant Anthropic in three numbers

IPO filing raises open questions about state of company’s business and wider artificial intelligence sector

Private school fees in Ireland are rising by between 2% and 13%: how do schools compare?​‌

With Glenstal Abbey closing and others consolidating, boarding schools are feeling pressure

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Young Hot Guys: ‘We’re not an antidote to the manosphere. I’m just having fun with my friends’

Tony Cantwell, Shane Daniel Byrne and Killian Sundermann, the three comedians behind the hit podcast, on friendship, mental health and the manosphere

Schools wait for delivery of hundreds of laptops already paid for by parents

One principal says school told by Olive for Education that ‘global supply issues’ the culprit for delay