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Dublin Castle
Dublin's Silk Road Café to reopen after securing injunction preventing closure for EU presidency
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Explainer
Short-term let changes: December deadline, grace period for some and enforcement concerns
The register of short-term lets, such as Airbnb’s, will be in operation for most from 1 December.
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plant-based food
EU to ban labelling plant-based products as 'steaks' or 'bacon', but veggie 'burgers' sizzle on
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Housing Crisis
N11 road bridge, new parks and Naas harbour link among 82 projects approved under housing fund
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War in Ukraine
Trump says Russia 'should make a deal' with Ukraine, as US president is wooed at G7
European leaders will be keen to remind Trump of the importance of pushing Russia to accept peace on Kyiv’s terms.
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derelict sites tax
Harris doubles down and says some local authorities 'appalling' on dereliction
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Housing Crisis
Construction firms are at the housing committee - here's what they want to improve delivery
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LA
Iran told to return to Mexico immediately after politically charged World Cup opener
Monday
15 Jun
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Omagh Bombing
Law to allow sworn garda testimonies in Omagh bombing inquiry comes into effect
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MV Smyrtos
Captain of Russian shadow fleet vessel charged with contravening sanctions
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political opponent
California governor says Donald Trump ordered investigation into him and his wife
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agreement
Strait of Hormuz will be 'completely open' on Friday after US-Iran deal is signed, Trump says
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makerfield byelection
'I'm sick of you lot': World's media descend on UK town at centre of critical vote
‘What is a Makerfield anyway?’
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White House
UFC boss condemns 'nasty and false' comment by fighter that Michelle Obama 'is a man'
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Housing Crisis
What's so different about the new Derelict Property Tax and the old measure it's replacing?
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hello again
Common Travel Area and asylum system integrity discussed in Martin-Starmer phone call
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energy costs
Will excise cuts be extended so fuel remains cheaper? The government is still thinking about it
The Candidate
We sat down with Tánaiste Simon Harris
We asked him why a man on a doorstep in Dublin Central called him the minister for press releases, about how Ireland is a country that’s never been richer but has never felt poorer, and what his guiding philosophy is as finance minister
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EU-Israel relations
McEntee pushes EU trade sanctions as some nations hold out on travel bans for Israeli ministers
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White House
Photos: Blood sport at the White House for Trump's 80th birthday
Fighters for the evening’s top-billed bout emerged from the Oval Office, where just hours earlier Trump had sealed a long-awaited peace deal with Iran, to walk out to the cage.
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agreement
US and Iran agree 'immediate and permanent' peace deal, signing set for Switzerland on Friday
Few of the details were made public, but Trump said the Strait of Hormuz would reopen after the planned signing of the deal on Friday.
Sunday
14 Jun
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dereliction
Owners of derelict properties in 107 towns and cities to face new tax under Harris plans
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westport
Mark Carney touches down in sun-soaked Mayo to meet with relatives and President Connolly
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Irish Unity
Fine Gael to publish blueprint on Irish unity as Harris calls for 'serious' preparation
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Analysis
Rotunda row should spark debate on what we want maternity services to be under Sláintecare
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aughinish alumina
Ireland would back EU sanctions on Aughinish Alumina if Russia war link proven, minister says
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Immigration
Swiss voters go to polls to decide whether to cap population at 10 million
Saturday
13 Jun
