43 m. ago Irish Catholic bishops accuse Israel of ‘genocidal actions’ and 'ethnic cleansing' in Gaza

The Irish Catholic Bishops’ Conference called has for arms supplies to be cut off from Israel and urged parishioners to lobby their local politicians.

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2 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.

Politics

4 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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4 h. ago Paul Murphy among 50 Irish people taking part in 'March to Gaza'

A delegation of 50 Irish people will be among thousands setting off on a global 'March to Gaza' today

Politics

8 h. ago New opera will take Arts Festival audiences on virtual trip to Mars

Irish National Opera (INO) will take audiences on a virtual trip to Mars during next month’s Galway International Arts Festival. In the darkly comic MARS, four astronauts and a sentient AI software interface are sealed into a spacecraft for nine months on a one-way mission to the red planet. As they drift through the void, […] The post New opera will take Arts Festival audiences on virtual trip to Mars appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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8 h. ago Donegal look to bounce back from Ulster final defeat to Armagh in All

Donegal look to bounce back from Ulster final defeat to Armagh in All-Ireland opener  The Irish News

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8 h. ago Róis: ‘Moving away from Ireland shook me. Going away is essential’

Róis: ‘Moving away from Ireland shook me. Going away is essential’  The Irish Times

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9 h. ago Catfish and the Bottlemen at Fairview Park in Dublin: How to get there, set list, ticket information and more

Catfish and the Bottlemen at Fairview Park in Dublin: How to get there, set list, ticket information and more  The Irish Times

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9 h. ago ‘Burn them all out’: The prejudice bubbling under Ireland’s thin veneer of normality

‘Burn them all out’: The prejudice bubbling under Ireland’s thin veneer of normality  The Irish Times

Events

9 h. ago Irish evangelicals protest invitation to TEC bishop to preach at Dublin cathedral "pride" servie

Irish evangelicals protest invitation to TEC bishop to preach at Dublin cathedral "pride" servie  Anglican Ink

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12 h. ago With an inverted layout and A3 BER, this terraced home in Dublin’s docklands has all mod cons

With an inverted layout and A3 BER, this terraced home in Dublin’s docklands has all mod cons  The Irish Independent

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12 h. ago From doer upper to dream home in Dublin 9: ‘We had to sleep in a tent in our living room for six months’

From doer upper to dream home in Dublin 9: ‘We had to sleep in a tent in our living room for six months’  The Irish Independent

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12 h. ago Kildare hurlers seeking inspiration from 1976 Leinster quarter

Kildare hurlers seeking inspiration from 1976 Leinster quarter-final victory over Dublin  The Irish Independent

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12 h. ago Dublin criminal’s hand blown off after alleged attempt to throw pipe bomb at house

Dublin criminal’s hand blown off after alleged attempt to throw pipe bomb at house  The Irish Independent

Events

12 h. ago On the market: Four renovated period redbricks in south Dublin

On the market: Four renovated period redbricks in south Dublin  The Irish Independent

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12 h. ago Frank Roche: Dublin into the breach once more – how the ‘three

Frank Roche: Dublin into the breach once more – how the ‘three-up’ rule could KO Sky Blue bid for Sam  The Irish Independent

Politics

14 h. ago Schools told they cannot spent €9m phone pouch budget on other education needs 

Principals say funding should used for more pressing issues

Politics

14 h. ago Irish business seeing ‘silent slowdown’ as confidence plummets

Firms in the Republic pessimistic about the future, says Azets Ireland

Politics

14 h. ago Irish businesses observe ‘silent slowdown’ in the economy as confidence falls

Firms in the Republic pessimistic about the future, says Azets Ireland

Economics

14 h. ago Schools told they cannot spend €9m phone pouch budget on other education needs 

Principals say funding should used for more pressing issues

Economics