9 h. ago Ireland moves to ban Israeli imports; university cuts ties with Israel

Ireland moves to ban Israeli imports; university cuts ties with Israel  Latest news from Azerbaijan

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10 h. ago Ireland moves to ban Israeli imports, as university severs ties with Israel

Ireland moves to ban Israeli imports, as university severs ties with Israel  RFI

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11 h. ago Four charged over aggravated burglary in which couple (60s) were threatened with gun

The owner of the home, a man in his 60s, was taken to St Vincent’s University Hospital for treatment for non-life threatening injuries.

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14 h. ago Petrol bombs thrown at police in fifth night of violence in Northern Ireland as disorder moves to Portadown

Petrol bombs thrown at police in fifth night of violence in Northern Ireland as disorder moves to Portadown  Sky News

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14 h. ago Petrol bombs thrown at police in fifth night of violence in Northern Ireland as trouble moves to Portadown

Petrol bombs thrown at police in fifth night of violence in Northern Ireland as trouble moves to Portadown  Sky News

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15 h. ago More smaller apartments and studios could be built under plans being considered by Government

Proposals among efforts to make building apartments more attractive for investors and developers

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15 h. ago More smaller apartments and studios could be built under proposed new rules

Proposals among efforts to make building apartments more attractive for investors and developers

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15 h. ago Special School in Galway is transformed by the work of 80 volunteers

A remarkable transformation has taken place at St Joseph’s Special School in Galway — thanks to the incredible efforts of 80 volunteers from Volunteer Ireland and Fidelity Cares. Over the course of a dedicated community action day, the volunteers completed a wide range of upgrade projects across the school. These included enhancements to the gardens […] The post Special School in Galway is transformed by the work of 80 volunteers appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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18 h. ago Why Britain’s first transgender judge quit her job and moved to rural Wexford – ‘For many the only option is Ireland’

Why Britain’s first transgender judge quit her job and moved to rural Wexford – ‘For many the only option is Ireland’  The Irish Independent

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29 h. ago An Post to vacate art deco Rathmines building by September amid local protests

Postal services due to move to shop located ‘short distance’ away, after which property to be sold

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29 h. ago Parents of 25 children given leave to legally challenge failure of special school places

Parents of 25 children given leave to legally challenge failure of special school places  BreakingNews.ie

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30 h. ago Thousands sign petition against mussel farm the size of 12 GAA pitches in Cork

Over 3,000 people have signed the petition against the proposed farm, which residents say threatens their way of life.

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32 h. ago Dr Leo Quinlan appointed inaugural Head at UG's School of Pharmacy

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Dr Leo Quinlan has been appointed the inaugural Head of the School of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences at the University of Galway. The appointment marks a significant milestone with the creation of the University’s first-ever School of Pharmacy since its foundation in 1845. Dr Quinlan is currently […] The post Dr Leo Quinlan appointed inaugural Head at UG's School of Pharmacy appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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34 h. ago Another damp weekend lies ahead, but things will improve next week

It’s not all bad news, as Met Éireann says next week will be ‘drier than normal’ as high pressure moves in

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37 h. ago UK urged to move faster on public contract ban on firms linked to Grenfell fire, including Kingspan

Survivor Edward Daffarn said a new documentary ‘clearly exposes how little’ companies and individuals have been held to account over the 2017 disaster.

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39 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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39 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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40 h. ago The numbers say we need private rental investment to address housing crisis

Latest Government proposals don’t deal effectively with the challenge of encouraging private investment in homes to rent

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51 h. ago Warehouse extension to provide storage for defective block home owners

Permission is being sought for an extension to a warehousing facility in Letterkenny. According to the application for the proposed… The post Warehouse extension to provide storage for defective block home owners appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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52 h. ago Taoiseach expects rent caps to be extended nationwide by this summer

Micheál Martin also denied that the government ‘flew kites’ on its rent control proposals, which he described as ‘modest’.

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