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Ireland 93 More in Ireland
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Donal O'Rourke: In Waterford we have to stop the self-pity and look inwardDonal O’Rourke loved bringing Glen Rovers to the mountaintop, but wanted more time with his own county.
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Tánaiste seeks views on Irish unity from party leadersThe Tánaiste Simon Harris has written to all political leaders across the island to seek their views on…
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Gardaí purchased Israeli anti-drone equipment for EU Presidency eventsIn August 2024 Micheál Martin said that Ireland would not be purchasing kit which contains Israeli manufactured products.
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Irish police disarm 'viable device' in Dublin on day of EU summitIreland's Garda police said it 'responded to report of a suspicious device at an office building, near the…
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AI should be for the benefit of mankind - TaoiseachArtificial intelligence should be designed for the benefit rather than the "ruination of mankind", Taoiseach Micheál Martin has…
United Kingdom 13 More in United Kingdom
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More than half of NI voters believe UK should rejoin EU, new poll suggestsThe Queen’s University Belfast report is the 16th in the Testing The Temperature series on views on Brexit…
4 sources · Evening Standard, ITV News, Belfast Telegraph, The Irish News
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Evening Briefing: PPS to review decision not to prosecute former PSNI officers over ‘utterly despicable’ behaviour, homes evacuated in Ballymena security alert and councillor insists City Hall will not be lit for abortion rights on Easter SundayFriday, 12 November 2026: Your evening catch-up on the Northern Ireland news making the headlines…
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Direct rule would see ‘radical woke agenda foisted’ in NI – RobinsonDUP leader Gavin Robinson said previous bouts of direct rule law ‘liberal’ abortion laws imposed in the region.
4 sources · Evening Standard, ITV News, Belfast Telegraph, News Letter
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DUP minister Paul Givan ‘did not breach ministerial code’
2 sources · Belfast Telegraph, News Letter
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Independent councillor Jarlath Tinnelly joins SDLPRostrevor councillor Jarlath Tinnelly was described as ‘highly respected’ by his new party leader Claire Hanna.
European Union 3 More in European Union
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Who’s who in the EU? The state of the union through its 27 leadersMeet the heads of government navigating domestic anger over living costs, aging populations and other major challenges…
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Irish Mirror
Hoax bomb found at Connolly Station as garda chief says security operation of EU summit went 'very well'
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Gript
MYERS: Drum rolls for Europe’s countless ‘world leaders’To discuss our many crises…
Ukraine 3 More in Ukraine
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Who will represent Europe in Ukraine negotiations? Well, that is precisely the questionInside Politics: Government manages to clear the decks of some major domestic woes in advance of two days…
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The Irish Sun
Are the SAS fighting in Ukraine and what is the so called Dim-Witt pact?
2 sources · The Irish Sun, The Sun
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Europe must seize opportunity to intensify efforts for peace in Ukraine - The Irish News viewIrish News editorial on why Europe must seize opportunity to intensify efforts for peace in Ukraine…
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Europe fails to connect over Ukraine as US steals a march on peace talksUS envoys stole the show in a meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky while European leaders dined at the National…
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Connected Europe? Not quite as US envoys steal a march on peace talksUS envoys stole the show in a meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky while European leaders dined at the National…
Housing 1 More in Housing
Other 21
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Education minister cleared over Israel tripThe trip, paid for by the Israeli government in 2025, led to a no-confidence motion in Givan in…
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Jon Burrows: Good intentions, dangerous laws - why the Conversion Practices Bill must be reconsideredThe Conversion Practices (Criminalisation) Bill is one of the most dangerous and ill-conceived pieces of proposed legislation I…
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Chris Donnelly: The south is finally getting serious about Irish unityFor the first time ever, both traditional mainstream parties are now committed to planning for constitutional change…
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ITV News
The latest headlines - as Government approves plans to house asylum seekers near Piddington
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Politico Europe
Dissident leader wants Europe to consider Belarus in broader Ukraine peace dealSviatlana Tsikhanouskaya defends Angela Merkel’s record on Russia and says Europe indulged Alexander Lukashenko as “our son of…
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