1 hour ago TD Paul Murphy and other Irish activists detained while trying to cross Egypt for March to Gaza

Several dozen Irish activists are among the thousands who have travelled to Egypt for the march.

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3 h. ago Major disruption expected due to protest over govt plans to purchase Citywest hotel

The current owners of Citywest received €51 million from the State for the first nine months of last year for use of the facility.

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4 h. ago Irish activists traversing Egypt to reach start of major March to Gaza protest

“We’re on the way,” said People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy, who arrived in Egypt last night.

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6 h. ago Are you (even a little bit) superstitious about Friday the 13th?

Many people will be throwing salt over their shoulder and hoping for the best today.

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6 h. ago Another damp weekend lies ahead, but things will improve next week

It’s not all bad news, as Met Éireann says next week will be ‘drier than normal’ as high pressure moves in

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8 h. ago Cloudy start but ‘long spells of sunshine’ and highs of 21c later

It will be a rather cloudy start across Ulster today with some showers.  However, it will become drier and brighter… The post Cloudy start but ‘long spells of sunshine’ and highs of 21c later appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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9 h. ago Dublin weather: 'Summer sunshine' finally arrives to dry up washout but it won't last

Dublin weather: 'Summer sunshine' finally arrives to dry up washout but it won't last  Dublin Live

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10 h. ago Summer concert series with Eleanor Shanley returns to Ballinasloe

The summer concert series in Ballinasloe with Eleanor Shanley and friends will return to Moycarn Lodge and Marina this year, following the sellout success of the inaugural series last year. This year’s Summer Series will start this Friday, June 13, when Eleanor will host  fellow singer/songwriter Mike Hanrahan of Stockton’s Wing, along with poet, playwright […] The post Summer concert series with Eleanor Shanley returns to Ballinasloe appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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10 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.

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10 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.

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10 h. ago Flying Ryanair, smoking on holiday and other things I’ll keep doing even though I shouldn’t

TikTok is awash with people posting about ‘propaganda’ they ‘won’t fall for’ - but here’s my list of things I know I will fall for, time and time again

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20 h. ago ‘We will come after you’: PSNI Chief condemns 'racist' violence in Ballymena

“These bigots and racists will not win the day,” PSNI Chief Jon Boutcher vowed in a statement this evening.

Events

21 h. ago Thunderstorms hit as status yellow rain warning still in effect for 12 counties

There is a threat of localised flooding, lightning damage and difficult travel conditions.

Events

22 h. ago Uisce Éireann assures Cleggan/Claddaghduff customers water is safe to drink

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Uisce Éireann is assuring customers in the Cleggan/Claddaghduff area the water is safe to drink and meets regulatory standards The water authority has been receiving calls regarding taste and odour issues Sampling completed to date shows a presence of algae in the raw water Compounds derived from […] The post Uisce Éireann assures Cleggan/Claddaghduff customers water is safe to drink appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Economics

24 h. ago Taoiseach expects rent caps to be extended nationwide by this summer

Micheál Martin also denied that the government ‘flew kites’ on its rent control proposals, which he described as ‘modest’.

Politics

25 h. ago Government launches public consultation for Maritime Security Strategy document

The new maritime security strategy is expected to be published before the end of the year and is likely to focus on security of critical undersea infrastructure such as internet and electrical cables.

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25 h. ago Ireland needs a plan to protect its undersea cables and government wants your views

The new maritime security strategy is expected to be published before the end of the year and is likely to focus on security of critical undersea infrastructure such as internet and electrical cables.

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25 h. ago Live reaction: A ‘thrilling’ start to Leaving Cert art exam, but essays challenged many students

Junior Cycle students have German and wood technology exams while it is business and art papers for Leaving Certs

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26 h. ago Beloved Clare pub to host Pride event in collaboration with An Post and Dublin

Beloved Clare pub to host Pride event in collaboration with An Post and Dublin-based magazine  The Irish Independent

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26 h. ago US Open live updates: Rory McIlroy off to a fast start; latest scores for Lowry, Aberg and the early wave

Follow the latest as round one of the year’s third major gets underway at Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania

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