5 h. ago Was Bono morally wrong to accept a US medal of freedom? It’s not that simple

Unthinkable: There may be lessons from Northern Ireland in responding to the horrors of the Middle East

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18 h. ago Taoiseach “doesn’t accept the negativity from those who spoke yesterday” at the anti

Taoiseach “doesn’t accept the negativity from those who spoke yesterday” at the anti-immigration protest in Dublin  The Irish Independent

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23 h. ago Minister to outline scale of reform to Northern Ireland employment legislation

Employers argue timing for many proposed measures in ‘Good Jobs’ Bill is terrible while unions argue the North is simply catching up on Britain and Ireland

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24 h. ago How accurate is Conclave? What does the film get right, and wrong?

Pope Francis' death has drawn renewed attention to the recently released film Conclave

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25 h. ago Why Ukrainians say they will never accept full surrender of Crimea

Donald Trump’s peace proposal would see the US formally recognise Crimea as Russian and de facto accept Moscow’s rule over occupied territories.

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68 h. ago Russia says it's 'ready to strike deal' as US envoy Witkoff gets warm wlecome at the Kremlin

Ukraine feels it is being pressured to accept terms that would cede Crimea.

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68 h. ago Russia says it's 'ready to strike deal' as US envoy Witkoff gets warm welcome at the Kremlin

Ukraine feels it is being pressured to accept terms that would cede Crimea.

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3 d. ago Russia says it's 'ready to strike deal' as Ukraine pushes back on pressure to give up Crimea

Ukraine feels it is being pressured to accept terms that would cede Crimea.

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4 d. ago Bobby McDonagh: To avert our eyes from Gaza would be a moral travesty

Former ambassador Bobby McDonagh says the horrors of what has happened in Gaza are tough to witness, but we cannot turn our backs.

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4 d. ago Bobby McDonagh: To avert our eyes from Gaza would a moral travesty

Former ambassador Bobby McDonagh says the horrors of what has happened in Gaza are tough to witness, but we cannot turn our backs.

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4 d. ago Kneecap manager says rapper received death threats following Israel display at Coachella gig

Daniel Lambert warned of a ‘moral hysteria’ that was attempting to eclipse the tens of thousands of people being killed by Israeli forces.

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4 d. ago Trump blasts Zelenskyy for refusing to formally cede Crimea to Russia as part of peace talks

The US president has threatened to “take a pass” on efforts to end the conflict unless progress is quickly made.

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4 d. ago US will 'walk away' if Russia and Ukraine do not agree on peace deal, Vance says

Trump has threatened to “take a pass” on efforts to end the conflict unless progress is quickly made.

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5 d. ago UK hosts new round of peace talks as US reportedly ready to accept Crimea as Russian land

Trump has threatened to “take a pass” on efforts to end the conflict unless progress is quickly made.

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6 d. ago UHG launches AI Research Study to help improve GP correspondence

UHG’s Emergency Department has commenced a pioneering study aimed at enhancing the efficiency and quality of GP discharge letters through artificial intelligence. The UHG study, which is in collaboration with James Foley, an Emergency Medicine Consultant in UHG, will leverage MedWrite.ai’s AI Assistant, which generates GP letters from simple voice notes recorded by clinicians to […] The post UHG launches AI Research Study to help improve GP correspondence appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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6 d. ago A downsizer’s dilemma: Is trading two rentals for one future home worth it?

If the ultimate intention is that this will be your home at some point, it become much more than a simple financial decision

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7 d. ago Sinn Féin calls for a border poll 'this decade' as Taoiseach's stance labelled 'wrong'

Both Mary Lou McDonald and Matt Carthy of Sinn Féin took swipes at the Taoiseach’s stance on a border poll during addresses today.

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7 d. ago Pope says 'no peace without freedom of religion' at Easter balcony appearance amid illness

His address, read out, condemned “worrisome” anti-Semitism, and the “deplorable” situation in Gaza.

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8 d. ago At home with Brendan Courtney by the sea in Wicklow: ‘I wanted to simplify my life’

An escape from Dublin has offered the broadcaster and designer a chance to reimagine what his home should be

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8 d. ago Over 90 people on waiting lists for eating disorder services

Figures seen by Breakingnews.ie through the Freedom of Information Act 2014 show that as of March 13th, there were 92 people waiting for access to 11 specialist eating disorders teams.

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