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InternationalEU institutions 3Diplomacy & summits 2UN & international bodies 1
Power and electionsLocal government 2Elections & polls 1
AccountabilityProtests & civil rights 1Courts & the constitution 1
Ireland 12 More in Ireland
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London direct rule would see ‘radical woke agenda foisted’ on Northern Ireland, Gavin Robinson saysPulling Stormont down would leave ‘Sinn Féin-kissing Labour Secretary of State in full control of all our affairs’…
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Hard to see southern voters agreeing to pay €1,500 to €5,000 each for unityA plan for reunification has to start with Northern Ireland working better. Can Sinn Féin get on board?
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EU leaders talk it out in Dublin – but leave the big calls for another dayWho will represent Europe in peace talks and how to plug Ukraine’s finances are among the outstanding issues…
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Richard Curran: A united Ireland could cost up to €25bn – we cannot afford that‘Let’s give it a go and see what happens’ campaign would be incredibly divisive and would set us…
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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.
United Kingdom 5 More in United Kingdom
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Plans submitted for ‘Christian’ addiction rehab centre for young people near Belfast International AirportThe UK branch’s planning application for the centre in Crumlin has received support from Deputy First Minister Emma…
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Northern Ireland support for rejoining EU drops when open borders and Euro currency includedRegional support for EU membership was 56% in the 2016 referendum but when the UK’s obligations are the…
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Newton Emerson: Vetoes, vendettas and very little government at StormontOur man offers his inimitable take on the stories making headlines this week…
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Brian Feeney: Trouble ahead for Troubles Bill as Britain rats on promisesBritish government attempting to give Attorney General for England Wales final decision on prosecutions…
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Europe selects its negotiating team for Ukraine peace talks with RussiaOfficials from EU institutions will join four member states and UK…
4 sources · Irish Independent, CNA, Evening Standard, Limerick Leader
United States 2 More in United States
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JD Vance ‘considering pulling out of race for White House in 2028’Vice-president blamed Iran war in wake of bruising mid-term elections and is unsure of a presidential win if…
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The Irish designer illustrating America’s biggest news storiesAny reader flicking through recent copies of The Atlantic, The Economist or The New Yorker will likely have…
Economy & budget 2 More in Economy & budget
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Irish Mirror
Cost of living: All you need to know as thousands of workers in line for €1,600 boost within weeks
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We are giving out pay rises not because productivity is up, but because we have moneyIrish public sector expenditure has grown seven-fold in 30 years. The money is not coming from domestic taxpayers…
Education policy 1 More in Education policy
EU institutions 1 More in EU institutions
Housing 1 More in Housing
Immigration & borders 1 More in Immigration & borders
Other 6
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EU court to decide if full-time care provided in exchange for food and housing is ‘work’Supreme Court says case ‘raises important issues’ as to how EU rules on the freedom of movement for…
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We need ‘immediate, drastic’ cut in fossil fuels, says UN chief Guterres as divisions grow at Cop31 summit‘Future of planet cannot be negotiated on terms of those profiting from its destruction,’ UN secretary general says…
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Letters: In the modern world, neutrality is just a nicer word for indifference
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Minister expects greyhound racing body to lead ‘independent’ review of sectorParliamentary Budget Office questioned continued funding of Rásaíocht Con Éireann in scathing report…
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How big is too big? Government weighs future of public service in a time of population growthAfter a decade that saw recruitment surge, Government departments and State agencies face new approach…


