Politics
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primary school survey
Over 73% of households with kids in single-sex schools want co-education, survey finds
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James Browne
Housing minister says he has stopped estimating when homeless numbers will drop
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Front Pages
'He thinks it's all over': UK papers spotlight the rise of Andy Burnham (and slag off Starmer)
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free contraception scheme
Pharmacists to renew contraception prescriptions under expanded State service
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Social Housing
Charities 'greatly disturbed' new housing bill is being 'rushed' through the Oireachtas
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Human Rights
Women abused by same principal as Louise O'Keeffe say suing the State is only route to redress
Eleven years after Louise O’Keeffe won one of the most significant human rights cases in Irish history, 19 women abused by the same man in the same school are still fighting for redress.
Monday
22 Jun
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Matthew Whittaker
US Nato head spends his time 'calming everyone down' as Trump tensions with Europe spill over
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children's health ireland
Health minister wants all affected groups included in CHI inquiry as some families flag flaws
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Downfall
From Queen's Honours list to sex offenders list: The fall of Jeffrey Donaldson
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James Geoghegan
Fuel protesters are considering new blockades over upcoming increase in diesel prices
Fuel relief introduced by the government in April is set to end on 31 July.
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another one bites the dust
Analysis: Why Keir Starmer became the latest casualty of the Downing Street meat grinder
Starmer becomes the latest PM to leave while in office, but how did he get here?
As it happened
gone
Starmer quits in Downing Street speech and his would-be replacement is sworn in as MP
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Operation Adana
New affidavit lodged with courts claims fresh evidence that lays out RAF use of Irish airspace
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Analysis
Here's why UK leader-in-waiting Andy Burnham won't need any introductions in Ireland
Those in Irish government circles have described the possible changeover from Starmer to Burnham as “business as usual”.
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weight-loss medicine
'Significant price reduction' for Mounjaro means the drug may be deemed cost-effective
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Colombia
Trump-backed populist who has never held office wins Colombia's presidential election
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Retirement
New law to allow people to work beyond employer’s retirement cut-off until State Pension age of 66
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inside bikegate
Bikegate: Internal documents back up claim there was 'no warrant' to search farmer's land
TD Alan Kelly has called for a public inquiry into the case, which he says has cost the State some €400,000.
Sunday
21 Jun
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Downing Street
Keir Starmer reflecting on ‘political realities’ amid pressure to resign as prime minister
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Sexual Abuse
Survivors want Fianna Fáil apology for Bill Kenneally abuse, Mary Lou McDonald says
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UK monarchy
King Charles to publish his personal tax bill in push for greater transparency
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: Eve Hewson on how being Bono's daughter impacted her view of fame
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White Lines
'There's a lot of aggro': The parking wars saga continues as Citywest residents call for action
Despite mounting national scrutiny on poor transport connectivity in new housing developments, the government has taken no action.
Saturday
20 Jun
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The week that was
'Yes, we know. Everybody here is able to count': 3 winners and 1 loser of the political week
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Press Freedom
Al Jazeera reports death of journalist in Gaza after Israeli strike on refugee camp
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UK Politics
Keir Starmer facing calls to outline exit plan after Burnham’s Makerfield triumph
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FactCheck
The head of US intelligence has been pushing misinformation about Ukrainian 'biolabs'. What are they?
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social media ban
Sinn Féin says under-16 ban may drive teens to 'darker, unregulated, corners of the internet'
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your stories
Ghost buses, rain and pricey taxis: Your stories of getting home from suburban summer gigs
We asked our readers to share their experiences of travelling to and from the big concerts that take place every year across Dublin.
Friday
19 Jun
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scramblers
Gardaí seized more than 1,000 scramblers, e-bikes and e-scooters in first quarter of 2026
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Getting offline
Maybe we should be giving children more options than 'bad' or 'really bad' online lives?
