Irish
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bill kenneally
Taoiseach backs Kenneally report recommendation for new offence of 'dereliction of duty'
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Belfast
Family of stabbing victim say 'unrest is not welcome' as Belfast businesses shut doors early
“We do not want this terrible tragedy to be used to divide people or fuel hostility.”
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The Border
Ministers say Common Travel Area works for UK and Ireland despite abuse concerns
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Courts
Child injured in Parnell Square attack is now non-verbal and uses a wheelchair, court hears
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that's mad
Roy Keane's walkout at Saipan has been ranked as the sixth-maddest World Cup moment ever
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Croke Park
'Incredible' demand sees over 40,000 Katie Taylor tickets snapped up on pre-sale
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Rain Rain Go Away
What happened to Leaving Cert weather? We asked a meteorologist about the erratic downpours
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Belfast Riots
'Civil war is coming': Belfast protests were planned and inflamed online before turning violent
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Counter Drone
Irish military helicopter crews have been practicing shooting down drones in EU presidency training
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Northern Ireland
'F**k off before you get kneecapped': Journalists faced threats while covering Belfast riots
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Immigration
Immigrants make higher fiscal contribution back to public services than Irish-born, says ESRI
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kinnaird avenue
Court hears Belfast stabbing victim lost an eye as suspect (30) is charged with attempted murder
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Riots
In pictures: A night of unrest and its aftermath on the streets of Northern Ireland
Emergency services attended up to 62 incidents as a result of the scenes Tuesday night.
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Rain Rain Go Away
Is it ever going to stop raining? Not at the moment, but things are looking up later this week
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stop the game
Dáil told Ireland 'can't sit on the sidelines' as politicians call for boycott of Israel games
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ireland's childcare mess
The childcare barrier: The lack of options meant I had to turn down my dream job
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Northern Ireland
People forced to flee their homes as cars and houses torched during violence in Belfast
Attacks were launched on homes and businesses by groups of masked young men in the wake of a serious knife attack in the city.
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Climate Change
'There has to be a plan B and compensation': Thousands of homes at risk of coastal erosion by 2050
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bill kenneally report
Man told by gardaí he was 'too young' in 1985 to report his abuse 'finally feels listened to'
The state report into Kenneally’s abuse details “a missed opportunity” to act when the then 14-year-old was told his report couldn’t be pursued.
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The Morning Lead
The government will have to borrow to top up its new savings funds, spending watchdog warns
The government has been criticised for not spending windfall corporate tax revenue, but it turns out it has been.
Tuesday
9 Jun
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Northern Ireland
Bus set alight and buildings evacuated in Belfast as anti-immigration protests continue
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Press Conference
State apology to be issued to victims of Bill Kenneally following report into 'cruel' abuse
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sight to see
Look up tonight - there's a rare 'double planet' visible in Irish skies soon
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International Football
The World Cup and domestic violence: When the final whistle of a match brings fear
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Investigation
Man charged with attempted murder following ‘horrific’ stabbing incident in Belfast
British prime minister Keir Starmer described the attack as ‘sickening’ and said he has ‘absolutely no tolerance for abhorrent scenes of violence like this on our streets’.
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column
Kelly Earley: How giving up alcohol strengthened my connection to the LGBTQ+ community
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Courts
Trial hears eyewitness accounts of fatal delivery truck collision that killed pedestrian
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Nations League
Moving Ireland-Israel game to Hungary simply removes right to protest, activists argue
The football association is expected to announce its decision on Thursday.
Sinn Féin and the Social Democrats are tabling motions in the Dáil calling for the game to be called off.
The Stop the Game campaign has threatened a judicial review over the "collective failure" to stop the fixtures from going ahead.
