67 m. ago My friend finally has a diagnosis of lipoedema, but she still feels judged when she explains it

Many young women try to cure the condition, which often starts in puberty, with diet and exercise - and lose weight everywhere but their legs (or arms)

Events

67 m. ago Breda O’Brien: My friend finally has a diagnosis of lipoedema, but she still feels judged when she explains it

Many young women try to cure the condition, which often starts in puberty, with diet and exercise - and lose weight everywhere but their legs (or arms)

Events

2 h. ago Mark O'Connell: The housing crisis could erode Ireland’s middle class to a point of collapse

It’s a profound insult to our national dignity that so many people no longer feel they have any prospect of owning their own home

Events

2 h. ago A Wicklow woman in Venice: ‘It really feeds the soul to have all that beauty around you’

Wild Geese: Orla McLaughlin, Venice

Politics

16 h. ago More than 60 officers injured after five nights of disorder in Northern Ireland, says PSNI

Assistant Chief Constable appeals to parents and guardians to speak to children about impact of their behaviour on communities

Events

23 h. ago 'Bricks instead of beer': Stark images from NI photographer tell story of the Ballymena riots

“People were drinking openly. The smell of weed hung in the air. It did not feel like protest. It felt like a Saturday night that had gone wrong. Drunken energy, looking for release.”

Politics

23 h. ago Incredible Michael Murphy painting to be raffled for Mary’s Meals

A stunning celebratory painting of Michael Murphy is set to help feed children worldwide. The painting by local artist Paul… The post Incredible Michael Murphy painting to be raffled for Mary’s Meals appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

26 h. ago Israeli attacks may give Iran’s nuclear programme greater impetus

Iran’s regime may feel a more urgent need to protect itself after Israeli attacks, saying the world now understands its need for enrichment and missile power

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26 h. ago Vincent Durac: Israeli attacks may give Iran’s nuclear programme greater impetus

Iran’s regime may feel a more urgent need to protect itself after Israeli attacks, saying the world now understands its need for enrichment and missile power

Events

29 h. ago ‘We need to feel valued’ – Dublin footballer Lauren Magee fears ACL injury could cost her more than €3,000

‘We need to feel valued’ – Dublin footballer Lauren Magee fears ACL injury could cost her more than €3,000  The Irish Independent

Economics

40 h. ago An Post to vacate art deco Rathmines building by September amid local protests

Postal services due to move to shop located ‘short distance’ away, after which property to be sold

Politics

41 h. ago Parents of 25 children given leave to legally challenge failure of special school places

Parents of 25 children given leave to legally challenge failure of special school places  BreakingNews.ie

Society

41 h. ago Italian teenager to become Catholic Church’s first millennial saint in September

Pope Leo XIV confirmed that date this morning.

Politics

45 h. ago Liverpool agree potential British record fee with Bayer Leverkusen for Florian Wirtz

The deal could be a British record fee of €136m if the add-ons are fulfilled

Politics

48 h. ago Trump says he may ‘have to force’ US interest rate change in attack on Jay Powell

President calls Federal Reserve chair a ‘numbskull’ for not reducing US borrowing costs

Politics

49 h. ago Electricity points sought to help casual traders reduce emissions

Donegal County Council has been asked to provide metered electricity points in casual trading locations in town and village centres… The post Electricity points sought to help casual traders reduce emissions appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

50 h. ago Autism classes delayed at Dublin school in dispute over parish hall

Two classes for pupils with autism were meant to be ready by September – but construction on the hall to hold them now isn’t expected to start until then.

Politics

50 h. ago Autism classes face delays at Dublin school in dispute over parish hall

Two classes for pupils with autism were meant to be ready by September – but construction on the hall to hold them now isn’t expected to start until then.

Politics

50 h. ago Concern that buildings developed as creches are being sold as residential homes

Government Ministers working to update planning regulations to prevent change of use of childcare facilities

Politics

50 h. ago Buildings designed as creches are being sold as residential homes

Government Ministers working to update planning regulations to prevent change of use of childcare facilities

Politics