29 m. ago Lawyer: There is no excuse for the government to keep delaying the Occupied Territories Bill

It’s long past time for the government to make its position on the Occupied Territories Bill clear, writes Gerry Liston.

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90 m. ago Gerry Thornley: French clubs rescue Champions Cup and maybe even the wider game

Welcome rays of light offset rugby’s transformation into a form of Aussie Rules

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90 m. ago Drones passed within 500m of naval ship during Zelenskiy visit

Naval officers on LÉ William Butler Yeats felt rules of engagement in place meant they could not open fire

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3 h. ago Ireland set for 'impactful event' as Met Eireann issues two weather warnings

Ireland set for 'impactful event' as Met Eireann issues two weather warnings  MSN

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7 h. ago 'Not good enough': Black questions whether Occupied Territories Bill is still a government priority

Senator Frances Black says the Occupied Territories Bill is a test for this government and whether it meant what it said at the height of the genocide.

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10 h. ago Status Orange wind warning extended to seven more counties as Storm Bram set to hit Ireland

A separate rain warning will come into effect tonight in seven counties.

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10 h. ago High Court settlement clears way for Greater Dublin Drainage project

High Court settlement clears way for Greater Dublin Drainage project  roscommonherald.ie

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11 h. ago Leinster, scrums and set pieces under threat: Is rugby failing its supporters?

After a controversial weekend of rugby, questions mount over set-piece integrity and coaching loyalty

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12 h. ago Judicial review taken against Dart expansion as far as Drogheda resolved

Work is due to commence on the project in 2028.

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12 h. ago Watch: Donegal TD’s Christmas nightmare shows defective concrete crisis is far from a ‘legacy issue’

Video: Charles Ward TD Donegal Deputy Charles Ward has slammed the government for labelling the defective concrete crisis a ‘legacy… The post Watch: Donegal TD’s Christmas nightmare shows defective concrete crisis is far from a ‘legacy issue’ appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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14 h. ago 'You're going to see a lot more make Ireland great again posts': US influence on far

The Global Project Against Hate and Extremism (Gpahe) monitors far-right and extremist groups across the globe

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15 h. ago Government video on how to cope with moving back in with parents slammed as 'dystopian'

“Is this Waterford Whispers?,” was the immediate reaction from one Opposition TD.

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15 h. ago 'Groundbreaking technology' helps build Dublin St Bridge case

'Groundbreaking technology' helps build Dublin St Bridge case  NZ Herald

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15 h. ago Wind warnings issued for 18 counties as Storm Bram set to hit Ireland

Wind warnings issued for 18 counties as Storm Bram set to hit Ireland  Irish Examiner

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15 h. ago Storm Bram to bring ‘significant’ flood risk as Met Eireann issues orange wind warnings for 11 counties

National Directorate for Fire & Emergency Management meets to prepare for ‘multi-hazard event’

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16 h. ago Lowe set for Leinster return but Snyman and Ringrose could miss Leicester trip

Jordan Larmour ruled out of game at Welford Road on Friday night with hamstring injury

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16 h. ago ‘Catch remaining targets’: Leaked Teneo files pull back curtain on corporate lobbying

Internal Teneo documents reveal exactly how oil firms and other big multinationals pushed to dilute EU supply chain rules

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16 h. ago Landscape changes at Glenveagh as non native trees are removed

A major phase of woodland restoration is now visible at Glenveagh National Park, where large sections of non native conifer… The post Landscape changes at Glenveagh as non native trees are removed appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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17 h. ago Legal challenge to Greater Dublin Drainage project ends in settlement

Legal challenge to Greater Dublin Drainage project ends in settlement  Irish Legal News

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18 h. ago Mayor concerned about trend of vandalism at city sports facilities

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM The Mayor of Galway says he’s quite concerned about an apparent trend of vandalising sports facilities in the city. It’s after damage was deliberately caused to the newly resurfaced tennis court at Crestwood in Ballinfoile. A wheelie bin was set on fire in the middle of the […] The post Mayor concerned about trend of vandalism at city sports facilities appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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