Politics
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UNRWA
'Why bomb us?': At least 40 people killed in Israeli airstrike on UN school in Gaza
Osama Hamdan, a Hamas official based in Beirut, said: “There is no (ceasefire) proposal – they are just words said by Biden in a speech.”
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normandy
Biden, King Charles, Macron and Zelensky remember D-Day landings under the shadow of Russia's war
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defective blocks
Party campaigning for Mica redress running six candidates in Donegal local elections
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LE2024
We read local election manifestos so you don't have to: Here's what the 3 big parties promise
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factcheck
How Ireland's non-white election candidates are targeted with misinformation and racist abuse
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in it together
Micheál Martin not ruling out another coalition with Green Party, citing 'strong' economy
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European elections
And they're off! Dutch voters kick off European Parliament elections across 27 member states
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The campaign trail
Mary Lou can't avoid 'Up the Ra' comment on Cabra canvass but she's not worried about election day
Cabra is McDonald’s home turf, so it was no surprise that she was greeted with a warm welcome on the doors yesterday.
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the morning lead
Vast majority of Irish people think the EU should impose sanctions on Israel
Around a third of voters have boycotted companies associated with Israel in recent months, according to a new opinion poll.
Over three-quarters of people support sanctions, according to the latest opinion poll by The Journal and Ireland Thinks
Eight in 10 younger voters (aged 18 to 34) are in favour of the move, as are at least seven in 10 people across all other age groups
Wednesday
5 Jun 2024
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The campaign trail
Leo Varadkar grilled about lack of services for children, Phoenix Park and gout on his home turf
A few constituents in the Fine Gael stomping ground in Castleknock spoke about the new leader Simon Harris.
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delaware
Hunter Biden gun trial hears from FBI agent about seizure of evidence from infamous laptop
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milkshaked
Woman who threw milkshake over Nigel Farage charged with assault and criminal damage
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Housing
McDonald rules out Help-to-Buy 'cliff-edge' for buyers who 'baked in' deposit to their calculations
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Grant
Home Loan scheme expanded to first-time buyers who wish to renovate vacant or derelict properties
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Elections
Warmth, apathy and one 'don't come near my house': On the trail with Sinn Féin in west Dublin
The Journal joined Sinn Féin’s housing spokesperson as he knocked on doors in Lucan ahead of Friday’s election.
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no longer taoiseach
Varadkar: 'I can now be more frank. Trump re-election wouldn't be good for the world'
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State Exams
Record number of Leaving Cert students to sit exams today - starting with English Paper 1
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Local Elections
Some migrant candidates afraid to canvass or use posters amid fears their children will be targeted
The Immigrant Council of Ireland has raised concerns about candidates being threatened, as well as voter intimidation, ahead of Friday’s elections.
Tuesday
4 Jun 2024
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westport
Varadkar says Mayo incident with Harris 'unpleasant' but believes security for politicians 'about right'
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Reform
Nigel Farage has drink poured over him amid campaign launch for ‘reverse takeover’ of Tory party
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the morning lead
Clonsilla: 'I don't want the next generation to only know this place for being housing estates'
The Journal spoke to local residents in Clonsilla in Dublin 15 last week to hear what their community needs.
Monday
3 Jun 2024
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EU ELECTION 2024
Gardaí investigating protests that targeted Simon Harris while canvassing in Co Mayo
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disinformation
Election security expert tells of threats to family as Government regulators 'not doing enough'
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EU Explainer
Buail le 'ionadaithe' a d'fhéadfadh suíochán a ghlacadh san Eoraip má fhágann FPE
Sunday
2 Jun 2024
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LE2024
Voters go to the polls on Friday for the local elections - but what exactly do councillors do?
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EP2024
What is an EU commissioner and how are they appointed?
There is a grueling, sometimes-months-long process within the EU to select the next 27 commissioners.
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EU competences
Cad a dhéanann an tAontas Eorpach? Agus cad is féidir leis a reachtú agus a rialú?
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ash dieback
'We're the custodians of the land': Forest owners say land 'is valueless' after ash dieback
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my hometown
Drogheda: Locals say it is on the 'cusp of being brilliant' - it just needs attention
Our reporter Jane Matthews visits her hometown.
Saturday
1 Jun 2024
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ceasefire plan
Taoiseach among European leaders urging all parties to consider Gaza ceasefire plan
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Giorgia Meloni
Italian PM sets 'clear objective' for EU election to 'build a right-wing government in Europe'
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Israeli PM
Netanyahu insists on 'destruction of Hamas' before commencement of permanent ceasefire in Gaza
The Israeli Prime Minister’s statement comes after US President Joe Biden outlined a plan to end the conflict in Gaza.
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LARRY DONNELLY
RFK Jr is demanding a place on stage alongside Trump and Biden - he may have a point
