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Raising Awareness
TD says she's been left with 20cm scar after skin cancer diagnosis
29 May
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Housing Crisis
Homelessness: Record number in emergency accommodation, including new high for children
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new safety feature
Uber app now allows passengers to audio record their journey if they feel unsafe
29 May
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Is the GAA’s disciplinary system fit for purpose? | Why Davy did not work out at Antrim
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climate breakdown
John Gibbons: The planet is burning, but Ireland still isn't taking climate change seriously
John Gibbons
29 May
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back on track
Dart and other suburban train services resume after suspension due to signal fault
29 May
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good morning
The 9 at 9
Tax on sun cream, a space rocket explosion and Ireland’s match against Qatar halted by protests…
29 May
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Galway
'Truly devastating': Tributes paid to Masuma Sohrabi after stabbing in Clifden
The Iranian woman was found dead in the grounds of a hotel on the outskirts of Clifden on Thursday.
29 May
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Cerebral Palsy
Mother and carer: You don't appreciate public services until your child needs them to survive
Stephanie Park
29 May
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Nobody Needs This
I pride myself on being a lickarse in the airport security queue. The person in front of me is not
Emer McLysaght
29 May
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The Morning Lead
'Skin cancer is not cosmetic': Calls for 23% VAT on sun cream to be scrapped
Under EU law, sunscreen is currently classed as a cosmetic product, meaning it is taxed with a VAT rate of 23%, the same as make-up or perfume.
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Thursday
28 May
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Ireland friendly with Qatar disrupted twice by protesters urging a boycott of Israel games
Groups of fans threw tennis balls on the pitch Aviva Stadium and chanted support for Palestine.
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Israel
Michael D Higgins calls on Ireland to recover the 'moral standing' of the EU during its presidency
28 May
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Special Educational Needs
Applications for July Provision to reopen after parents and schools missed one-week window
28 May
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Newry Crown Court
Jeffrey Donaldson wrote letter to alleged victim expressing regret, trial hears
28 May
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Irish Politics
Left or right? Sinn Féin's fence-sitting may be about playing the long game
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28 May
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FactCheck
Debunked: Far-right figures spread untrue claim foreigners were taking over a farmer's land
28 May
As it happened
Minute-by-Minute
Republic of Ireland defeat Qatar 1-0 in International Friendly
28 May
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Ceasefire breaches
Major bombing raids across southern Lebanon as strike hits town where Irish monument located
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28 May
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Gorse Fire
Crews have been tackling gorse fires with whirling vortices in Dublin Mountains since 2am
28 May
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Creideamh agus teanga
Úsáid bainte as leagan Gaeilge de pháidir thábhachtach na Moslamach den chéad uair
28 May
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FTD brothers
Emotional scenes at Dublin's Merrion Square, as brothers complete 33rd charity marathon
“When I started this journey eight years ago, I wasn’t even good at running,” said Jordan, after completing his 33rd marathon in 33 days.
28 May
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James Joyce
Ulysses in 80 days: Just 15 pages a day and Trinity College says you’ll be done by end of summer
28 May
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private maternity care
Harris weighs in on Rotunda dispute, says public-only contracts must be upheld
28 May
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IRAN WAR
Electric Ireland to raise electricity prices by €138 a year and gas prices by €117
28 May
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before sunset
Twelve museums and galleries opening late tonight as first Dublin by Dusk begins
28 May
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New Jobs
FF’s Catherine Ardagh named junior justice minister as Niall Collins takes Healy-Rae role
28 May
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Clashes
The US and Iran have been attacking each other in the most serious clashes since the ceasefire
28 May
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bloom festival
The people behind the EU garden at Bloom say it's about 'common shade' not 'throwing shade'
28 May
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Consumer protection
EU hits Chinese retailer Temu with €200m fine over illegal products
28 May
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O Captain My Captain
Landmark Grafton Street restaurant Captain Americas is closing down on Sunday
28 May
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Blackwater
Gardaí arrest suspect for petrol bombing of County Wexford garda station
28 May