Politics
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Education
India's education minister resigns after a week of protests over exam irregularities
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Monaghan
DUP leader questions Irish court’s decision to grant bail in Carrickmacross case
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US Military
This year, Shannon Airport is on course to see the lowest annual level of US troops this century
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Investing
Financial literacy ambassadors appointed as plans for investment account progress
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White House Correspondents' Dinner
Trump jokes about a third term, roadkill and the press at rescheduled correspondents' dinner
The Explainer
Cad atá i ndán don Ghaeilge mura bhfuil tithíocht ar fáil sa Ghaeltacht?
Tá ceisteanna móra ann maidir le todchaí na Gaeilge mar gheall ar an nganntanas tithíochta sa Ghaeltacht.
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The Morning Lead
A 'talented young woman', an alleged rape, court hearings, an arrest: A timeline of the UCD case
A student’s alleged rape and the circulation of a photo of her shocked the country. This week she was arrested over alleged deception of the university.
Friday
24 Jul
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merrion gates
Around 100 fines issued since first level crossing red-light camera came into operation in January
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Palestine
Four Palestinians and two Israeli soldiers killed after clashes in occupied West Bank
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at it again
Trump threatens EU with 'substantial' tariffs in retaliation for fines on US tech giants
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Criticism
US embassy says Occupied Territories Bill 'risks real unintended consequences' and is 'unhelpful'
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Monaghan
Woman charged over bomb discovery believed to have been intended for Northern Ireland attack
Gardaí requested assistance from the army bomb squad after they stopped a vehicle that was transporting the bomb on Wednesday.
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Critical Infrastructure Act
Metrolink and Galway ring road among nine infrastructure projects to be fast-tracked
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Explainer
What will happen to Aughinish Alumina now the government has released its report on the plant?
While “no adverse findings” were made, this was due to a lack of information, so the Department could not rule out foul play either.
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Critical Infrastructure Act
Chambers claims climate law has been 'weaponised' by NGOs to halt infrastructure projects
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inheritance tax
Inheritance tax overhaul for people who don't have children would cost State hundreds of millions
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aughinish alumina
'No evidence' that alumina exports from Limerick plant are going to Russian arms factories
Peter Burke said there is “a lack of verifiable internal trade data within Russia” to corroborate the claims.
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Graham Carey
Man who threatened to throw refugees 'into the sea' to be sentenced for incitement to hatred
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Tariffs
US unveils new tariffs on 60 partners, including European Union, as Trump rebuilds trade agenda
Thursday
23 Jul
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Tourism
Trump family project in Albania that led to mass protests has caused 'irreparable' damage
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aughinish alumina
Taoiseach says no 'definitive evidence' alumina exports are going to Russian arms factories
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Vincent Kearney
MI5 and PSNI to pay damages to journalist Vincent Kearney for illegally obtaining his phone data
Vincent Kearney has been awarded a total of £20,000 (€23,000) in damages.
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Prison Officers Association
Prison officers move closer to strike action over ongoing pay issues
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fuel costs
Volatile conditions in Strait of Hormuz cast doubt on whether fuel price hikes are here to stay
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knighthood
Jeffrey Donaldson stripped of knighthood by Britain’s King Charles following sex abuse convictions
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daniel tatlow-devally
Father of Dubliner detained in Germany says son has been 'made to look like Hannibal Lecter'
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strait of hormuz
Trump threatens Iran with 'major military punishment' if Houthis launch future attacks
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legal aid row
Minister defends comments about avoiding criminal work in the past because it 'doesn't pay'
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The Morning Lead
'We can start to tell their story': Forensic works begin to identify remains of children in Tuam
The opening of a new facility means investigators can begin to forensically examine the remains of children found at the site of the former mother and baby home in Tuam.
Wednesday
22 Jul
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New York
Trial date set in US for Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro in drug trafficking case
The Explainer
Who is Andy Burnham?
Britain has a new prime minister (again). What kind of leader is he, how did he get here, and what does his rise mean for Ireland? Dominic McGrath, UK correspondent with the Business Post, joins us to break it down.
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Cabinet
Government urged to introduce Municipal Councils as part of overhaul of local government
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summer economic statement
Big focus of Budget 2027 will be improving people’s disposable income next year - Harris
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Jim O'Callaghan
Legal aid solicitor work stoppages risk court delays, says justice minister
