88 m. ago As the world's eyes turned to Iran this week, Israeli forces killed hundreds of people in Gaza

On a daily basis people waiting at aid distrubution centres in Gaza have been shot dead, according to the local civil defence agency.

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1 hour ago Explained: What is Tattle Life? Why was the operator's identity revealed?

The website provides a platform for anonymous accounts to share their opinions on public figures and celebrities.

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3 h. ago Lisa Thompson's daughter tells killer's getaway driver she is 'guilty and always will be'

Last April, a jury found Deirdre Arnold was not an "innocent abroad" and had "decided at every turn" to assist her then-partner McHugh, whom she knew to have murdered mother-of-two Ms Thompson.

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5 h. ago Sliabh Liag killers denied legal aid for third barrister over concern for 'the public purse'

Alan Vial and Nikita Burns, a former couple, were convicted by a Central Criminal Court jury last March of murdering Robert ‘Robin’ Wilkin whose body was thrown over the cliffs in Co Donegal almost three years ago.

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7 h. ago Donegal International Rally: Callum Devine leads at halfway point of Day 1

Callum Devine’s pursuit of a third Donegal International Rally win in a row has gotten off to a fine start,… The post Donegal International Rally: Callum Devine leads at halfway point of Day 1 appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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9 h. ago US singer Chris Brown pleads not guilty to ‘bottle attack’ charge

The American musician denied attempting to cause Abraham Diaw grievous bodily harm in February 2023.

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10 h. ago Public asked to have say on 2,000 homes planned for 'Clongriffin Central'

Public asked to have say on 2,000 homes planned for 'Clongriffin Central'  Dublin Live

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10 h. ago Land Development Agency launches public consultation on 2,000 new homes in north Dublin

Land Development Agency launches public consultation on 2,000 new homes in north Dublin  Meath Chronicle

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14 h. ago Gaza's blackouts: 'You might be killed for trying to have internet access at public points'

People in Gaza speak to Hana Salah about the real fear of death if they try to access the internet.

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15 h. ago Government plans for €35,000 fees cap to halt High Court delays to building projects

Ministers take legal advice over measure intended to clear way for quicker infrastructure and housing

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27 h. ago Retired judge allegedly punched outside cafe by man who said 'you put me in jail for nothing'

‘This is an extremely serious alleged offence where a retired district court judge was allegedly assaulted for carrying out a public duty when he was a judge,’ the court heard.

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27 h. ago Man awarded €10k in damages after being pursued for €20 petrol bill after he forgot his wallet

Courier Paul Brooks took the case after difficulties despite him having tried to pay back the sum.

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28 h. ago 'Strange and slightly goofy': US tech firm books out seven pubs on Dublin's Dame Lane

Pubs closed their doors to the general public as tech conference goers took over for the night, turning Dame Lane into a mini Temple Bar.

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28 h. ago At least 72 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in Gaza, civil defence agency says

A spokesperson said 21 of the dead had gathered near an aid distribution site in central Gaza.

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28 h. ago Job Vacancy: Do you like sums? GMB Law wants to hear from you!

Do you like sums?! Here’s a great opportunity to join a bunch of motley crew legal eagles. GMB Law in… The post Job Vacancy: Do you like sums? GMB Law wants to hear from you! appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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29 h. ago Clare man punched retired judge outside café saying 'you put me in jail for nothing'

Judge Alec Gabbett said: “This is an extremely serious alleged offence where a retired district court judge, now into his 80s, was allegedly assaulted for carrying out a public duty when he was a judge.”

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30 h. ago Aontú leader says social housing waiting list figures are 'out by the population of Tullamore'

The Aontú leader asked in the Dáil if this was ‘incompetence’ or the government ‘misleading the public’.

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30 h. ago EU court adviser backs record €4.1 billion fine on Google for anti

Although not binding, the advice carries weight and is often followed by EU judges in their rulings.

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31 h. ago Watchdog may compel Peter McVerry Trust to come before it amid growing anger over finances

Charity has twice refused to appear before Public Accounts Committee despite receiving €15m bailout

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32 h. ago Review of environmental governance in Northern Ireland publishes interim report

Review of environmental governance in Northern Ireland publishes interim report  Irish Legal News

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