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Ceasefire breaches
Major bombing raids across southern Lebanon as strike hits town where Irish monument located
The Candidate
Just how big could the Social Democrats get?
Byelection fallout continues for Sinn Féin as Labour says Mary Lou’s party is left-wing no more. And while Holly Cairns says a left-wing government is within ‘touching distance’, the question being asked now is just how big could the Social Democrats get?
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private maternity care
Harris weighs in on Rotunda dispute, says public-only contracts must be upheld
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New Jobs
FF’s Catherine Ardagh named junior justice minister as Niall Collins takes Healy-Rae role
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Clashes
The US and Iran have been attacking each other in the most serious clashes since the ceasefire
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bloom festival
The people behind the EU garden at Bloom say it's about 'common shade' not 'throwing shade'
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SUVs
Government told to consider hiking tax on bigger cars and ditching universal EV grants
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Online abuse
Candidates targeted with racist and misogynistic abuse in build-up to byelection, report finds
Wednesday
27 May
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Rural housing
Simon Harris promises 'biggest overhaul' of one-off housing rules in decades
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Green Light
Council to plough ahead with planning, as majority support College Green pedestrianisation
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Suicide Prevention
'I bottled it within myself': Minister opens up about mental health struggles at self-harm prevention launch
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Ding Dong
O’Brien doubles down on climate progress claim against accusations of 'spin' and being 'delusional'
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playing with fire
Blair pens 5,700-word critique of Labour 'failures' as would-be leader Burnham pledges response
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another election
Friction on the left over who should be included in left-wing Seanad election pact
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Going Nuclear
Fianna Fáil members approve bill to lift ban on nuclear power in Ireland
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builders RoundTable
Builders tell minister that widespread skills shortage is delaying projects
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The Morning Lead
Ireland on track to deliver only half the reductions of greenhouse gas emissions needed by 2030
Nearly all sectors are on course to exceed their emissions ceiling by 2030.
Tuesday
26 May
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Thalidomide
Labour leader backs calls from thalidomide survivors for a formal State apology
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Antrim
Plea for information as first search for Disappeared victim Seamus Maguire begins
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Inquiry
Bill passed to allow Irish court testimony be used in UK Omagh bombing inquiry
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on the zeros
Government to oppose Social Democrats bill restricting ads for zero alcohol drinks
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Oireachtas Irish language committee
Catherine Connolly's Dáil group don't have enough Irish, so FF will chair committee instead
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occupied territories bill
Government accused of taking 'wrecking ball' to Occupied Territories Bill
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No entry
Government urged to follow France and ban Israeli ministers entering Ireland
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Social Democrats
Daniel Ennis says Ireland should boycott Israel matches as he arrives at the Dáil
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Cabinet
Helen McEntee aims to have Occupied Territories Bill enacted before Dáil summer recess
