Politics
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Von der Leyen visit comes as Euroscepticism is high and the EU's Gaza response is a key driver
The visit of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to Cork comes as support for Ireland’s EU membership is at its lowest point in 13 years.
The Candidate
More houses in rural Ireland sounds great until you ask about the buses
Also: Ireland took over the EU Council presidency this week and most of the country barely noticed.
20m
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missile strikes
Ukraine asks allies to send air defence systems, after Russian barrage on Kyiv kills at least 17
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Fireworks
Did you hear loud noises in Dublin last night? It may have been the US 4 July celebration
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strait of hormuz
'We hit them hard, but we're getting along': Trump claims progress has been made in Iran talks
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Animal Welfare
TDs defend voting against hare coursing bill despite personally believing practice should be banned
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The Morning Lead
Planning granted for 'excessive' 14-storey student accommodation next to Croke Park
Local residents say the height and scale of the development is out of character with the street of redbrick terraced housing.
Social Democrats TD Gary Gannon said this development is not what is needed by locals in the area.
"What we're lacking is affordable homes that people can actually aspire to live in and raise a family," he said.
Wednesday
1 Jul
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There's a new plan for one-off housing - will it make it easier for locals to build in their area?
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From halloumi to boxty: Ireland's EU presidency begins as Zelenskyy delivers a pointed message
Today was about showcasing Ireland, but below the surface, the government is under pressure when it comes to the Russian-owned Aughinish plant in Limerick.
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carbon bootprint
Kelly Earley: As global militaries wage war and kill people, they are also killing the planet
As it happened
As it happened
Zelenskyy heads home as Ireland's EU presidency launch comes to close
Ireland will hold the presidency of the Council of the European Union for the next six months, and is set to host hundreds of EU meetings during that period.
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Thanks but no thanks
Ukraine turned away Irish donation of armoured vehicles because the technology was too 'old'
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Opinion
Lise Hand: Our passport shouldn’t be relegated to being a handy life hack to skip airport queues
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Revolving Door
Record number of former officials asked to have lobbying cooling-off period waived last year
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Dublin Castle
Zelenskyy doesn't 'want to wait' long for results of Irish investigation into Auginish Alumina
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Dublin
Why has Zelenskyy decided to fly over to Dublin for the start of Ireland's EU presidency?
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passenger cap
Dáil easily passes bill to allow removal of airport passenger cap as Sinn Féin supports government
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Stormont
Ex-DUP leader Edwin Poots says he wouldn't have 'done anything to protect' Jeffrey Donaldson
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Carer's Allowance
A two-adult household can now make up to €110k without cuts to carer's allowance
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ode to joy
EU presidencies can bring big moments for taoisigh, just ask Charlie Haughey or Bertie Ahern
Ireland has a history of holding the presidency at some particularly pivotal times.
Tuesday
30 Jun
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Identity and Democracy
EU prosecutors conduct raids in four countries over alleged misappropriation of funds by far right
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Climate Change
Dáil told today is 'the day of the bonfire of our climate targets' as it debates LNG bill
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legal aid
Law Society head warns solicitors are resigning from legal aid panels over a new payment model
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RIP
'A man of principle': Tributes paid to former Fianna Fáil minister David Andrews after his death
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Road Safety
Tánaiste says he is 'concerned' by lack of registration system for e-scooters
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Poppintree Park
Gardaí investigating assault of men in Dublin park condemned as unprovoked racist attack
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Ukraine
Police hunt for Monaco bomb suspect after ‘Ukrainian magnate and his family’ injured in blast
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House wine
Oireachtas to spend €400k on its own brand of red and white wine for the Dáil
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rural ireland
Government signs off on plan to make it easier for locals to build homes in their own areas
The new plan tells local authorities they are no longer to be ‘over prescriptive’ about rural housing rules.
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Simon Harris
Harris says petrol stations should 'pass on' falling oil prices as excise duty to be restored
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Treoirlínte Pleanála don Ghaeltacht
Scrúdú Gaeilge le déanamh ag iarrthóirí ar chead phleanála sa Ghaeltacht
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Middle East
Trump says Iran requested Qatar meeting, despite Tehran denying any direct negotiations planned
Monday
29 Jun
