4 h. ago At least 10 people dead after school shooting in Austrian city of Graz

Suspected perpetrator, reportedly a pupil, is believed to have killed himself.

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5 h. ago Nine killed and several others injured in Austrian school shooting

Suspected perpetrator, reportedly a pupil, is believed to have killed himself.

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6 h. ago Two killed after 'massive' Russian strikes on Kyiv and Odesa, Ukraine says

A maternity hospital was also hit by the strikes.

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6 h. ago Two killed after Russian strikes on Kyiv and Odesa, hitting maternity hospital, Ukraine says

A maternity hospital was also hit by the strikes.

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6 h. ago Israel committing war crimes by attacking Gaza schools and religious sites, UN experts say

The independent commission accused Israeli forces of committing war crimes, including “directing attacks against civilians and wilful killing”.

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7 h. ago Councillors unite against plans to increase social housing rents

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM City Councillors have united against plans to increase social housing rents for the first time in six years. Under proposals from council management, rents would increase by half of one percent each year over the next six years. But a key sticking point is the blanket removal […] The post Councillors unite against plans to increase social housing rents appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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8 h. ago Call for complete audit of Galway city traffic lights sequences

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM There are calls for a full audit of traffic lights sequences across the city. Councillor Alan Cheevers says he’s concerned about long delays at key junctions. He believes some poorly sequenced lights are causing unnecessary congestion and frustration for all motorists. Fianna Fáil Councillor Cheevers says this […] The post Call for complete audit of Galway city traffic lights sequences appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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8 h. ago Demonstration outside City Hall with councillors due to discuss Shantalla helipad

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A demonstration has taken place outside City Hall this afternoon over the potential transfer of three acres of Shantalla Park to the HSE for a permanent helipad. The Shantalla Residents Association says this would amount to giving away half of the community’s only green space without any […] The post Demonstration outside City Hall with councillors due to discuss Shantalla helipad appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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9 h. ago Four Galway academics sign open letter urging Government to suspend trade with Israel

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Four Galway academics have signed an open letter urging the government to suspend trade with Israel Declan Coogan and Su-Ming Khoo from University of Galway and Marie Finnegan and Brian O’Boyle of ATU are among 160 signatories from 11 universities and key policy sectors The letter says […] The post Four Galway academics sign open letter urging Government to suspend trade with Israel appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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9 h. ago One killed after 'massive' Russian strikes on Kyiv and Odesa, Ukraine says

A maternity hospital was also hit by the strikes.

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10 h. ago Galway school offers €2,000 to new pupils to prevent loss of second teacher

Scoil Naomh Pádraig is set to lose three of its seven pupils next September

Politics

11 h. ago How should we go about buying a home in Ireland from abroad?

I’m American and we are looking to move to be closer to my wife’s family

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16 h. ago Family of murdered GAA official to continue legal battle for public inquiry

Northern Secretary says inquiry into killing of Seán Brown `not the best way to proceed’

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19 h. ago Sly Stone, leader of funk revolutionaries Sly And The Family Stone, dies aged 82

Formed in 1966-67, Sly And The Family Stone were the first major group to include black and white men and women.

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22 h. ago David McGinley named Lawyer of the Year as Donegal firms shine at Irish Law Awards

Milford native David McGinley of McGinley Solicitors LLP was crowned Lawyer of the Year for Connacht/Ulster at the prestigious Irish… The post David McGinley named Lawyer of the Year as Donegal firms shine at Irish Law Awards appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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22 h. ago Family concerned for welfare of teenage boy missing for 3 days

Family concerned for welfare of teenage boy missing for 3 days  Dublin Live

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26 h. ago Two Donegal players make Irish squad for Deaf Futsal Championships

Catherine Grier of Bonagee United FC and Teagan O’Reilly of Drumbar United FC have been named in the Republic of… The post Two Donegal players make Irish squad for Deaf Futsal Championships appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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26 h. ago Galway city public event to mark Infant Mental Health Awareness Week

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A public event will take place in the city tomorrow to mark Infant Mental Health Awareness Week. It’s organised by the Galway City Early Years Group and will focus on the vital role of early relationships in shaping a child’s wellbeing. It’s open to all, particularly expecting […] The post Galway city public event to mark Infant Mental Health Awareness Week appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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26 h. ago Call for more public accountability for Council CEO and management

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Senior management and the CEO at Galway County Council should face more public accountability. That’s according to former councillor and now Senator PJ Murphy, who’s raised the issue in the Seanad. He said far too often, it’s councillors who get the blame for decisions that they had […] The post Call for more public accountability for Council CEO and management appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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26 h. ago Book dealer cleared of selling stolen 'extraordinarily rare' €2,000 Heaney editions

Alan Ladak of Fahy Gardens, Loughrea, Co Galway, admitted he was reckless in buying the books for about €40 each, hoping to sell them for a profit

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