3 h. ago Protesters march through Dublin city centre over lack of additional needs education provision

Protesters march through Dublin city centre over lack of additional needs education provision  Irish Mirror

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5 h. ago Principal says sudden deportation of two pupils felt like a death in Dublin school

Thirty five people, including five children, were deported on a flight from Dublin to Lagos, Nigeria on Wednesday night

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5 h. ago Opinion: Dublin's streets are a mess, and not enough is being done to fix them

The council and government are in denial about the state of our capital city, writes Gus Landy.

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6 h. ago Kilkenny rebound against Dublin, Costelloe rescues draw for Limerick

Tipperary and Waterford both scored big wins on Saturday.

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7 h. ago Will head coach Franco Smith stay on after Glasgow's Dublin drubbing?

Will head coach Franco Smith stay on after Glasgow's Dublin drubbing?  BBC

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8 h. ago Leinster overcome champions Glasgow to set up URC final at Croke Park

Leo Cullen’s side to face the Sharks or Bulls in Dublin next weekend

Sport

9 h. ago Protest held in Dublin over lack of additional needs education provision

It comes after a number of children with autism have not yet received an allocated school place.

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9 h. ago 'Miracle no one died' in arson attack on west Dublin apartment block

'Miracle no one died' in arson attack on west Dublin apartment block  Dublin Live

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10 h. ago Dublin Airport urgent warning as Irish passengers face passport error

Dublin Airport urgent warning as Irish passengers face passport error  Dublin Live

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10 h. ago Gardai launch probe after knifepoint robbery at north Dublin off

Gardai launch probe after knifepoint robbery at north Dublin off-licence  Dublin Live

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11 h. ago 'It’s as if someone passed away' says Dublin primary school principal after students deported

'It’s as if someone passed away' says Dublin primary school principal after students deported  Dublin Live

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12 h. ago Convicted killer fighting for life after being battered in exercise yard in Dublin's Mountjoy Prison

Convicted killer fighting for life after being battered in exercise yard in Dublin's Mountjoy Prison  The Irish Sun

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12 h. ago EuroMillions results Ireland: Search on to find Dublin's latest winners who scooped huge prizes

EuroMillions results Ireland: Search on to find Dublin's latest winners who scooped huge prizes  Dublin Live

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13 h. ago I found box of puppies on side of road in Dublin and nursed them day and night

I found box of puppies on side of road in Dublin and nursed them day and night - now they're shining  The Irish Sun

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14 h. ago Dublin weather: Exact day for big temperature boost but Met Eireann dampens spirits

Dublin weather: Exact day for big temperature boost but Met Eireann dampens spirits  Dublin Live

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17 h. ago Man (20s) charged in connection with robbery at Dublin petrol station

The incident happened at 5.30pm on Monday afternoon.

Events

18 h. ago Editorial: Now Queen’s University in Belfast disgraces itself over Israel too, just as Trinity College Dublin has done

Editorial: Now Queen’s University in Belfast disgraces itself over Israel too, just as Trinity College Dublin has done  Belfast News Letter

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19 h. ago GRETB calls for investment and collaboration to transform poverty into potential

The Chief Executive of the Galway & Roscommon ETB has called for sustainable investment in youth services and better collaboration across education, youth services and families — to help tackle child poverty, school absenteeism and mental health challenges, and to support young people to thrive. David Leahy was speaking at the national Education & Training […] The post GRETB calls for investment and collaboration to transform poverty into potential appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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19 h. ago Children at west Dublin asylum seeker accommodation witnessed friends being ‘put in the back of a black van’

Three siblings were among 35 people deported on a flight to Nigeria on Wednesday

Events

19 h. ago Who owns St Stephen’s Green? A guide to the buildings on Dublin’s most famous square

Historically linked to an anti-duelling group, Daniel O’Connell and the East India Company, today properties on ‘the Green’ house the offices of global corportations, an online retail giant and private clubs. Who owns them?

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