Politics
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Take me back
What would it take for the UK to rejoin the EU? Are Burnham's comments merely 'symbolic'?
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a billion in the red
Health chiefs have lost control of spending – and patients could pay the price next year
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Deal on Diesel
Trump says 'it's time for Ukraine to get a new president' amid oil strikes
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Industrial Action
Fórsa warns strikes could continue into winter if agreement is not reached in pay dispute
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Garvaghy Road
Legal challenge over parade ban adjourned to Monday
The Orange Order accused the NI Secretary of ‘capitulation to mob rule’ over Drumree parade ban
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The Late Late Show
Michelle O'Neill says banning Drumcree parade was 'right decision', but it could've come sooner
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The Morning Lead
Who's striking, who's not? What you need to know ahead of nationwide day of protest next Wednesday
Union leaders have said Wednesday’s strike will be the largest public sector strike since the height of the financial crisis in 2009.
Friday
9 Oct
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Parades Commission
NI secretary Chris Bryant bans controversial Orange Order parade along Garvaghy Road
Bryant said he would overturn the decision of the Parades Commission, saying the circumstances under which it was made “have now changed considerably”.
Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill has welcomed the "very positive" news.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said the decision would come as "a significant relief to the community on the Garvaghy Road".
DUP leader Gavin Robinson said the framework for parading and protests "now lies in tatters" and that the rule of law "has been fundamentally undermined".
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public service media
Number of TV licences sold in nine-month period dropped by 35k in a year
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get serious
The media is obsessed with picking budget winners and losers: it's lost sight of the economy
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Navi Pillay
Israel compares Nobel Committee to Joseph Goebbels after Peace Prize award
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military misfire
Ban on Defence Forces going on strike 'hampers campaigns for better pay and conditions'
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Public sector strike
Taoiseach says 'no need' for picket at Leinster House as Oireachtas staff prepare to strike
A number of political parties have said they will not be passing the picket at the Dáil next week as public workers prepare to strike.
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rhodes
Family seeks help for Cork man stranded in Greece for four weeks after car crash
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Foreign Affairs minister
McEntee calls on US not to go ahead with livestreamed firing squad execution of mass killer
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Wicklow
Gardaí probe incident of animal cruelty as online video shows deer chased and knocked down
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Pay dispute
Little hope of teachers' strike being called off as second day of action planned this month
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London
Zack Polanski fails to win Keir Starmer's old seat but vows to carry on as Green party leader
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Child poverty
Budget measures won't reduce number of children living in poverty, ESRI says
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The Morning Lead
Ireland's biggest private landlord firm tries to evict former employee from Dublin apartment
At a tribunal hearing, details were laid out about a souring of relations between Ires Reit and the tenant.
Thursday
8 Oct
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Garvaghy Road
Sinn Féin and PBP representatives receive PSNI letters over Garvaghy Road protest
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United States
US brings torture charges against Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro and wife Cilia Flores
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pay talks
Labour Party calls on politicians to refuse to cross picket lines at Leinster House next week
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Department of Justice
€430m cut in supports for Ukrainian refugees 'not resulting in hardship', minister claims
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Row
O'Donovan and Bakhurst at odds over RTÉ's funding, so why was the broadcaster left €20m short?
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Evictions
Vigils held for Maricarmen Abascal (87), whose eviction sparked housing protests across Spain
Hundreds marched to parliament chanting: “The struggle continues, Maricarmen lives.”
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lunchtime protests
INMO chief labels Taoiseach's strike remarks as ‘a little glib’ ahead of hospital protests
