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High Court
BBC ends cross-examination of Gerry Adams in libel trial after seven days on the stand
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belgium meeting
'Constructive' meeting between Taoiseach and von der Leyen as pair discuss trade, Middle East and Ukraine
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strike a deal
US farmers to gain better access to British agriculture market under new trade deal, Trump says
The Candidate
Ireland has a voice on Gaza, but no real power
Sinéad O’Carroll, Christina Finn, Jane Matthews, and Rónán Duffy look at whether Ireland’s soft power is actually making a difference.
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Nursing
Nurses call on HSE to hire more security to prevent assaults, as minister says it's up to hospitals
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Sráid Synge
Teachers protest at Dublin's Synge Street school over plans to switch to Gaelcholáiste
It was announced last year that Synge Street CBS will transition into a Gaelcholáiste by September 2026.
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Random Inspections
'We need to do more on this': Weapons flown through Irish airspace to Israel raised with Harris
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IRISH SECTOR IMPACTS
EU proposes hitting US-made planes and cars with tariffs if trade talks fail
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Conclave
Black smoke emerges once again in the Vatican this morning as cardinals fail to elect new pope
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Ukraine
Three-day truce ordered by Putin comes into effect without Ukrainian consultation
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dr james browne
Browne says First Home scheme for second-hand homes being examined but there's concerns about price increase
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European Union
‘No chance of sanctions’: We asked all 14 Irish MEPs for their view on the EU’s response to Israel
As members of the EU prepare to celebrate Europe Day, we asked Irish MEPs to reflect on the bloc’s response to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
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Israel
Harris vows to outline timeline for Occupied Territories Bill promising progress 'within weeks'
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Ireland in the EU
Ireland's support for EU membership remains strong, but poll reveals it's dropped to lowest level
Support for Ireland to remain within the EU remains strong at 82% but support has slipped in recent years.
A European Movement poll shows support for EU membership has dropped to its lowest level at 82%, after reaching its highest point in 2019 at 93%.
Wednesday
7 May 2025
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Dáil
Social media 'destroying social conscience' after onlookers filmed man's final moments, TD says
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Israel
Eurovision defends stance on Israel's inclusion after RTÉ call for 'discussion'
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FactCheck
Debunked: Deepfake video appears to show Canadian Prime Minister announcing ban on old cars
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Courts
Michael Healy-Rae seeks injunction against 'serious and grave' publications about him
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HSE
Hospital consultants using waiting lists to funnel business to their private companies, Dáil told
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Housing Crisis
Minister says new housing tsar will have to be 'forthright with any conflicts of interest'
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High Court
Gerry Adams criticises ‘grievous smear’ in BBC Spotlight programme during defamation trial
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warning
Ireland given two months to begin implementing hate speech laws or face legal action from EU
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rent pressure zones
RPZ changes will have 'significant impact' says Minister, who claims he understands renters' fears
Tuesday
6 May 2025
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housing tsar
Taoiseach and Housing Minister unaware that McDonagh advertised Cabra home as short-term let
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United States of Never
Carney says Canada 'not for sale' but Trump says 'never say never' in the Oval Office
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Germany
Friedrich Merz elected as Germany's new chancellor after second parliamentary vote
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Jim O'Callaghan
Bill to outlaw sex for rent and give gardaí power to remove protesters' masks approved by government
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High Court
Gerry Adams tells High Court he won't 'speculate' about who was in charge of the IRA in 1970s
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housing tsar fallout
Donohoe does not expect NAMA boss to carry over €430,000 salary when he returns to NTMA job
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Economic Outlook
Employment set to grow over next two years but at slower rate than last year
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FactCheck
Debunked: A government scheme did not spend €200,000 per car to help isolated Ukrainians
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Ethnic Cleansing
Israeli finance minister says Gaza will be 'entirely destroyed' and civilians will be expelled
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Starvation
Israel's nine-week blockade on Gaza is 'clearly' a war crime, says Taoiseach
Martin also said it was “wholly unacceptable” that Israel is planning the mass displacement of people in Gaza.
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Eurovision
Staff at RTÉ call on broadcaster to oppose Israel's participation at Eurovision this year
