33 h. ago Surrealing in the Years: Don't worry, they're only telling us to sit down with their fingers

Public conversations in Ireland are fast entering a territory of total incoherence.

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38 h. ago History Today: Ireland became the first nation to ban smoking in public places

History Today: Ireland became the first nation to ban smoking in public places  Firstpost

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3 d. ago European leaders united in opposition to lifting sanctions on Russia as condition of ceasefire in Ukraine

Europe’s ‘reassurance force’ could guarantee Ukrainian security following peace, says French president

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3 d. ago Work has begun to create security force for Ireland’s public transport system

Work has begun to create security force for Ireland’s public transport system  Irish Post

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4 d. ago Public services in Northern Ireland ‘relegated to bottom of the pile’ says finance minister

Public services in Northern Ireland ‘relegated to bottom of the pile’ says finance minister  The Irish News

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4 d. ago Ireland announces €28m in funding for commercial fishing and public marine infrastructure

Ireland announces €28m in funding for commercial fishing and public marine infrastructure  Baird Maritime

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4 d. ago Ministers Chambers and Higgins welcome public consultation on Ireland’s first National Public Procurement Strategy

Ministers Chambers and Higgins welcome public consultation on Ireland’s first National Public Procurement Strategy  Gov.ie

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6 d. ago Several Northern Ireland schools forced to close due to ‘security concerns’

Several Northern Ireland schools forced to close due to ‘security concerns’  MSN

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6 d. ago Several NI schools forced to close due to ‘security concerns’

Several NI schools forced to close due to ‘security concerns’  Belfast Telegraph

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7 d. ago 'An affront to Irish democracy': Messages to Taoiseach show public anger at speaking rights row

Taoiseach Micheál Martin was told the Dáil speaking rights row was an "affront to Irish democracy" and asked "is this the start of a dictatorship?".

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1 week ago Large number of motorists choosing public transport due to rising fuel costs

The study revealed that 13 per cent of motorists are now using public transport more frequently, 11 per cent are opting to walk more and 6 per cent have switched to an electric vehicle to mitigate rising fuel costs.

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2 w. ago RTÉ forced to warn staff after security threat at HQ aiming to derail the Late Late Show

RTÉ forced to warn staff after security threat at HQ aiming to derail the Late Late Show  Sunday World

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2 w. ago The debate: Should the State develop a terminal for liquefied natural gas?

Geopolitical upheaval, energy security and reliance on UK for supplies are forcing a rethink on the ban on LNG

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2 w. ago Senior Irish general won’t take part in Ukraine security force talks, but will attend wider Paris forum

Chief of Staff travels to Paris where 30 nations are gathering for discussions on security

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2 w. ago Overachieving Ireland can’t always rely on south Dublin public schools

Overachieving Ireland can’t always rely on south Dublin public schools  The Times

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3 w. ago Man (30s) charged after garda injured in public order incident in Dublin

Gardaí said garda welfare services will be put in place for the member.

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3 w. ago Man (30s) arrested after garda injured in public order incident in Dublin

Gardaí said garda welfare services will be put in place for the member.

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3 w. ago Government 'scenario planning' for impact of Trump tariffs on Irish economy

Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers acknowledged Ireland was vulnerable to any tariffs

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3 w. ago Northern Ireland leader vows funding public services rather than weapons for Kiev

Northern Ireland leader vows funding public services rather than weapons for Kiev  United News of India

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4 w. ago Tributes paid to ‘Ireland’s greatest writer' Jennifer Johnston at public memorial she arranged

Family, friends and literary luminaries read from Samuel Beckett and the Bible at event

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