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Iran
Trump warns Iran blockade could last months, sending oil prices to highest level in four years
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The Morning Lead
ESRI slams expensive universal energy credits - as Harris won't rule out bringing them back
Universal energy credits are back on the agenda this week. Now the ESRI has weighed in.
Wednesday
29 Apr
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Former President
Michael D Higgins returned €2.6 million of pay and allowances to State over 14-year presidency
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Ballymun
Escalating gang feud to blame for incident in which 11-year-old fired shot from discarded gun
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cole allen
US prosecutors release selfie of suspect taken before Washington media dinner shooting
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Dublin Central
Gerry Hutch among six candidates to officially register for Dublin Central byelection
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fuel package
Fuel protest fallout: Farmers and agri-contractors to get payments by June
Two schemes costed at €100m and €120m respectively have been unveiled.
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Accommodation
Current scheme to house Ukrainians 'not fair' and 'too expensive', says Harris
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Budget 2027
Harris says there'll be budget tax cuts, wants people to 'keep a little bit of their own money'
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joker trumps king
Britain's King Charles was full of jokes at the White House dinner, some of them not bad either
Jokes about colonialism, the French and a naked Winston Churchill were all part of the repertoire.
Tuesday
28 Apr
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ukrainian refugees
Government plans to cut support for Ukrainians criticised as 'immoral and unethical'
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parliamentary inquiry
McSweeney says revelation of Mandelson's close friendship with Epstein was 'knife through my soul'
The Irish-born former Downing Street chief of staff also denied giving the police intentionally wrong information when his government phone was stolen last year.
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intimidation
Amplified false narrative was used to attack Garda member after Whitegate, officers say
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holly cairns
Government to engage with Social Democrats' bill seeking to update abortion law
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Cabinet
Transport costs to be made free for survivors of domestic violence from next week
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Not on track
Thousands of fast-track homes stuck in planning limbo over failure to decide on applications
More than 6,000 units have stalled because of legal challenges and delays.
Monday
27 Apr
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Don't Mention the War
King Charles meets Trump to kick off state visit aimed at easing strained UK-US relations
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Middle East
Iran offers to reopen Strait of Hormuz if US lifts blockade, officials say
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Washington DC
Suspect charged with attempting to assassinate Donald Trump at White House correspondents' dinner
Cole Allen faces a sentence of up to life in prison if convicted of attempting to kill the US president.
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Travel arrangements
Dublin City Council and Lord Mayor criticised over business class flights on official trip
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War in Ukraine
Government to start withdrawing State-provided accommodation housing 16,000 Ukrainians
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Assassination Attempt
A bizarre 'time travel' theory is among the conspiracies spreading about the DC shooter
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jimmy kimmel live
Melania Trump urges ABC to 'take a stand' against Jimmy Kimmel after widow remark
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George's Dock
'I think it's silly': Mixed views on The Giant, a €29m idea for Dublin's Docklands
The 30-metre tall statue can transform into any Irish or international figure.
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Background
Who is ex-TD Jim Glennon, and what made him write a character reference for Daniel Ramamoorthy?
Sunday
26 Apr
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temporary tax
Rate of USC to be lowered on a 'phased basis' over the coming budgets, says minister
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Cork
Taoiseach praises courage of those who have endured the legacy of Chernobyl 40 years on
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ard fheis fallout
McDonald says fox hunting ban is now Sinn Féin policy, but 'clearly not the core mission'
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Daniel Ramamoorthy
Former Fianna Fáil TD Jim Glennon confirms he gave sex offender a character reference
The Court of Appeal earlier this week refused to reveal the identity of the former TD.
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new poll
Support steady for Fianna Fáil despite fuel protest fallout as Independent Ireland gains
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: The devoted World Cup fans skipping this year's US matches
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Analysis
How Ireland’s affordable rent scheme delivered 30% price cuts - and how it could be improved
Cost rental is easing pressure for some, but it’s nowhere near big enough to fix Ireland’s rental crisis.
