3 h. ago Georgia’s prime minister claims protesters want to topple his government

Tens of thousands marched in the Georgian capital Tbilisi on polling day against the government’s repressive policies.

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6 h. ago Israeli and Hamas negotiators due in Cairo for talks to progress Trump’s peace plan

Foreign ministers of several countries said the talks are a “real opportunity” to achieve a comprehensive and sustainable ceasefire.

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6 h. ago Suspected case of bird flu detected in large poultry flock in Co Tyrone

Northern Ireland’s agriculture minister Andrew Muir has said all the birds on the site will be humanely culled.

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7 h. ago Minister for Agriculture urges vigilance after suspected case of bird flu identified in Co Tyrone

Hundreds of birds will be culled following the case of suspected bird flu

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7 h. ago Marine Minister of State meets with pelagic fishermen in Killybegs

Minister of State for the Marine Timmy Dooley met with representatives from Ireland’s pelagic fishing industry in Killybegs today. He… The post Marine Minister of State meets with pelagic fishermen in Killybegs appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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15 h. ago Vincent Durac: Tony Blair’s record makes him an extraordinary choice to govern postwar Gaza

One of the most controversial elements of Trump’s plan for Gaza concerns the role of the former British prime minister

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15 h. ago O’Callaghan not inclined to allow third parties to fund legal actions

Minister for Justice considers third-party funding as ‘enriching lawyers’

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23 h. ago Netanyahu hopes to announce release of all hostages from Gaza ‘in coming days’

In a brief statement on Saturday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he has sent a delegation to Egypt ‘to finalise technical details’.

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26 h. ago Irish Government must prepare for Border poll, SDLP conference told

Party leader Claire Hanna calls on South to create a ‘New Ireland’ ministry

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27 h. ago Over 350 arrested at London Palestine Action protest despite Starmer plea to cancel march

Policing minister Sarah Jones said many of those attending a protest in London did so with the aim of being arrested.

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27 h. ago Over 440 arrested at London Palestine Action protest despite Starmer plea to cancel march

Policing minister Sarah Jones said many of those attending a protest in London did so with the aim of being arrested.

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28 h. ago Was it gallons or litres of paint used to decorate St Eunan’s Cathedral?

Comment to the editor. I enjoyed your article on the painting of the interior of St. Eunan’s Cathedral. However, I… The post Was it gallons or litres of paint used to decorate St Eunan’s Cathedral? appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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31 h. ago Dublin Airport warns of further Storm Amy delays as it announces record numbers for September

Dublin Airport warns of further Storm Amy delays as it announces record numbers for September  MSN

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32 h. ago 49,000 homes without power as Storm Amy's damage becomes clear across Ireland

49,000 homes without power as Storm Amy's damage becomes clear across Ireland  Letterkenny Live

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33 h. ago Michael O'Neill feels Northern Ireland squad 'a bit stronger' and explains absence of two strikers

Michael O'Neill feels Northern Ireland squad 'a bit stronger' and explains absence of two strikers  Belfast News Letter

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34 h. ago Richard Linklater’s 'Nouvelle Vague' Confirms UK & Ireland Release Date – A Love Letter to French Cinema

Richard Linklater’s 'Nouvelle Vague' Confirms UK & Ireland Release Date – A Love Letter to French Cinema  The Arts Shelf

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35 h. ago Tributes pour in as man killed in Letterkenny weather tragedy is named

A man who died following a ‘weather-related’ tragedy in Co Donegal yesterday has been named locally. He was Tommy Connors,… The post Tributes pour in as man killed in Letterkenny weather tragedy is named appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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38 h. ago Cliff Taylor: Six key points to watch in a politcally explosive budget

Finance minister Paschal Donohoe has ruled out personal tax cuts in the budget, a decision sure to cause controversy

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38 h. ago Opinion: Teachers are marking the government's education homework; it better not let the dog eat it

INTO General Secretary John Boyle says that the government is expecting teachers to do more with less as pupils pay the price for underfunding.

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40 h. ago Lawyers on collision course with Justice Minister over reforms to judicial review process

Lawyers on collision course with Justice Minister over reforms to judicial review process  The Irish Independent

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