19 h. ago Politicians don’t want to admit the truth about the Northern Ireland riots

Politicians don’t want to admit the truth about the Northern Ireland riots  The Telegraph

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20 h. ago Northern Ireland’s political unity cracks after leisure centre attack on third night of violence

Northern Ireland’s political unity cracks after leisure centre attack on third night of violence  The Guardian

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38 h. ago Central Bank governor says Genocide Convention applies to Irish State, not Central Bank

The sale of Israeli State bonds has become a political flashpoint in Ireland.

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51 h. ago Civil servant who had ringside seat in Northern Ireland politics

Civil servant who had ringside seat in Northern Ireland politics  The Irish Times

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51 h. ago Sir Kenneth Bloomfield: Civil servant who had ringside seat in Northern Ireland politics

Sir Kenneth Bloomfield: Civil servant who had ringside seat in Northern Ireland politics  The Irish Times

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51 h. ago “From political compromise to economic opportunity”: Northern Ireland and the push for an all

“From political compromise to economic opportunity”: Northern Ireland and the push for an all-island corporate tax rate  The Currency

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59 h. ago Ireland to back proposal to extend EU protection for Ukrainian refugees into 2027

Cabinet separately approves plans to strengthen counterterrorism laws

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4 d. ago Political reconciliation has happened between Northern Ireland voters. How can we make reconciliation happen between mutually

Political reconciliation has happened between Northern Ireland voters. How can we make reconciliation happen between mutually-exclusive party narratives?  Slugger O'Toole

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4 d. ago Politics watch: Justice Minister under fire over child deportations

Here, we have a look at the issues likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come

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4 d. ago Despite the politics, Ireland is Israel’s second biggest export market for goods

Figures from UN’s trade database Comtrade reveals Ireland’s compromised political position as EU takes harder tone on Gaza

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6 d. ago Meet Ireland’s newest generation of politicians: ‘Young people want radical change. The patience is wearing thin’

Meet Ireland’s newest generation of politicians: ‘Young people want radical change. The patience is wearing thin’  The Irish Independent

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7 d. ago Between political gaslighting and supply chains: Ireland is complicit in the Gaza genocide

Between political gaslighting and supply chains: Ireland is complicit in the Gaza genocide  REBEL News Ireland

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9 d. ago Ireland is Israel's second biggest trading partner — we need to look at why

Ireland is Israel's second biggest trading partner — we need to look at why  Irish Examiner

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1 week ago Politics watch: Independent votes sign of Coalition tension?

Here, we have a look at the topics likely to dominate political discourse in the week to come.

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1 week ago Ireland to lodge letter of objection to Israel over shots fired close to Unifil patrol in south Lebanon

Irish troops uninjured and Unifil patrols resumed as normal on Friday

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2 w. ago Israel approves biggest expansion of settlements in West Bank in decades

Move to build 22 new Jewish communities in occupied territory criticised by Israeli human rights groups

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2 w. ago Politics watch: Bill to ban trade with illegal Israeli settlements

Here, we have a look at the issues likely to dominate political discourse in the weeks to come

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2 w. ago AI strategy for Ireland to be completed next year, Cabinet to be told

State needs to ‘sharpen its ambition’ for national digital strategy in light of increased competition from other states

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2 w. ago Simon Harris warns US of tariff impact on pharma and microchip sectors

Tánaiste tells US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick Irish national security approach is ‘closely aligned’ with Washington’s

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3 w. ago Leo Varadkar: Marriage equality result was best day of my political life

On May 22nd, 2015, the Irish electorate voted by 62 per cent in favour of same-sex marriage, on a high turnout of 61 per cent

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