2 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.”

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2 h. ago Majority of Northern Ireland Assembly Backs Maryam Rajavi’s Democratic Plan, Urges IRGC Blacklisting

Majority of Northern Ireland Assembly Backs Maryam Rajavi’s Democratic Plan, Urges IRGC Blacklisting  National Council of Resistance of Iran - NCRI

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3 h. ago The arrival of 'Brendan', Dublin's new AI tour guide, has divided historians of the city

The company behind the initiative said there are ‘plans also in motion for him to speak Irish’.

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15 h. ago Two men arrested for alleged public order offences during protest outside Heuston Station

Two men arrested for alleged public order offences during protest outside Heuston Station  The Irish Independent

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17 h. ago Paul Williams: Why the Annie McCarrick mystery that so long focused on Wicklow and Dublin Mountains has now shifted closer to home

Paul Williams: Why the Annie McCarrick mystery that so long focused on Wicklow and Dublin Mountains has now shifted closer to home  The Irish Independent

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17 h. ago Datavant announces Bonham Quay campus as Galway HQ for its global R&D centre

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Datavant, the health data platform, has announced the Bonham Quay campus as its Galway HQ for its global R&D centre The company recently announced its expansion into Ireland and its plans to create 125 jobs initially in Galway It’s taking the top two floors in the Calatrava […] The post Datavant announces Bonham Quay campus as Galway HQ for its global R&D centre appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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17 h. ago Americans in Dublin set to stage "No Kings" solidarity protest at US Embassy on Saturday

Americans in Dublin set to stage "No Kings" solidarity protest at US Embassy on Saturday  IrishCentral

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20 h. 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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21 h. ago Housing Minister officially opens newly renovated Threshold office in city

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM The Minister for Housing James Browne is having very busy day around Galway city and county today. He started the day by officially cutting the ribbon on Threshold’s newly renovated office on Prospect Hill in the city. He’s also meeting with the Residential Tenancies Board, Simon Community, […] The post Housing Minister officially opens newly renovated Threshold office in city appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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21 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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22 h. ago Huge Skerries transformation given green light by Fingal County Council

Huge Skerries transformation given green light by Fingal County Council  Dublin Live

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22 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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23 h. ago Hosepipe ban extended to August for Milford Public Water Supply

Main pic: Water levels at Lough Colmcille, which supplies the Milford area, remain under severe pressure. Uisce Éireann has announced… The post Hosepipe ban extended to August for Milford Public Water Supply appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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28 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.

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28 h. ago Opinion: After Leas Cross and Aras Attracta, how are we still failing people in nursing homes?

There are many urgent lessons to be learned from RTÉ’s nursing home care exposé, writes Amanda Phelan.

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29 h. ago Spat over process of dividing €500,000 funding to groups in Galway city

Members of the Council’s ruling pact have been accused of ‘wasting community groups’ time’ in a row over the divvying up of half-a-million euro in grants. A simmering dispute on the Council’s newly formed Grants Committee spilled into the Chamber at Monday’s meeting of the local authority where a number of councillors hit out at […] The post Spat over process of dividing €500,000 funding to groups in Galway city appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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29 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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29 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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30 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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36 h. ago No extra money yet for council to roll out actions put forward by Taoiseach’s Taskforce for Dublin

No extra money yet for council to roll out actions put forward by Taoiseach’s Taskforce for Dublin  Dublin InQuirer

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