Politics
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Newry Crown Court
Judge will be 'extremely disappointed' if Jeffrey Donaldson trial doesn't begin this month
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Valerie French
'Valerie's Law' moves step closer to remove guardianship rights from convicted killers
Monday
4 May
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The Monk
Rights group condemns Gerry Hutch comments calling for 'illegal immigrants' to be 'interned'
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European summit
Mark Carney tells Armenia summit Europe isn't destined to 'submit' to a more brutal world
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Going Nuclear
Taoiseach says Ireland should ‘consider seriously’ nuclear power option
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Money Talks
Tánaiste travels to Brussels for meetings with fellow EU finance ministers
Sunday
3 May
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Surprise Move
A global drug expert on why Trump lifting restrictions on psychedelics could be a positive
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Internet Diaries
AI 'slopaganda' has arrived in Ireland and is making extreme political messaging cheap and viral
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The Morning Lead
There are 40,000 apartments with planning permission - but not much building is expected soon
Despite recent changes governing sizes and how the rental market operates, some developers have said the buildings are often still not viable.
Saturday
2 May
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The week that was
'Diddly-squat for working families': Three winners and three losers from the political week
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ireland thinks
Independent Ireland sees support jump in new poll as Fianna Fáil slips
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Tories
UK Conservative leader apologises for Bloody Sunday footage post, says she didn't sign off on it
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Infrastructure crisis
Minister 'taken aback' by negative assessment of Ireland's economic management
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Palestine
Two Gaza aid flotilla activists brought to Israel for 'questioning', foreign ministry says
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dissent in the ranks
British media awash with reports of plots to oust Starmer as Labour leader
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language schools
Dozens of international students waiting for tens of thousands in refunds on rejected visas
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Dublin Central
Laughs but plenty of tough questions as civil war candidates do battle in Glasnevin
We joined Fine Gael’s Ray McAdam and Fianna Fáil’s John Stephens on the streets of Glasnevin this week.
Friday
1 May
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Middle East
Trump 'not satisfied' with Iran's latest proposal to end war as talks remain frozen
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Kemi Badenoch
Conservative Party apologises for leader using Bloody Sunday footage in now-deleted video
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Gaza Flotilla
Irish activists detained by Israel over Gaza flotilla have been released to Greece
Israel’s foreign ministry said around 175 activists had been taken off more than 20 boats.
The Explainer
Will garden cabins actually help fix the housing crisis?
We’re joined by Robin Mandal, former president of the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland and vice chair of the Dublin Democratic Planning Alliance.
18m
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cole allen
Video released of moment armed man tried to storm White House correspondents’ dinner
Thursday
30 Apr
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Whisky Business
Trump lifts tariffs on Scotch 'in honour' of UK's King Charles as state visit comes to an end
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British-Irish relations
'Clear commitment' from UK government to progress legacy legislation, McEntee says
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Palestine
Israel says activists taken from flotilla boats by IDF to be brought to Greece 'in coming hours'
Global Sumud Flotilla organisers said 211 people were taken from the boats near the Greek island of Crete overnight and that seven of those are Irish citizens.
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jimmy kimmel live
'It better be soon!!!': Donald Trump has (again) called for ABC to fire Jimmy Kimmel
The Candidate
Two byelections, three weeks out, and nobody can call either of them
Sinéad O’Carroll, Christina Finn, and Jane Matthews walk through both constituencies.
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