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September
September 2024
Hotel tells Dept it will lower its rates to 'avoid further displacement' of Ukrainians
How the transfer of dozens of families to rural Tipperary went wrong at every turn
‘Government politicians are keeping their heads down and waiting for all this to blow over,’ one local commented of the last few weeks.
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Dublin's traffic lights to get new tweaks reminding drivers to give priority to cyclists
O'Gorman says families facing move to new IPAS centre will be allowed to remain in Borrisokane
Alan Kelly demands Govt halt 'scandalous' transfer of families from Borrisokane IPAS centre
Netanyahu asks protestors urging ceasefire in Gaza for 'forgiveness' for not saving hostages
Thousands of mourners have attended the funeral of slain hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin, a US-Israeli who was 23 years old.
Victims of stalking can apply for emergency court orders from today, McEntee confirms
Several homes evacuated in Cork city overnight after grenade thrown at house
'Here’s a band who've had to turn a new page': Coldplay were joined on stage by Aslan last night
‘Here’s a band who have had to turn a new page,’ Coldplay frontman Chris Martin told the crowd last night.
Revealed: Which industries use the most water?
August
August 2024
Human rights groups urge govt to stop transfer of traumatised girl to Ipas centre 200km away
Investigation after families told 'food may be withdrawn' at Tipperary Ipas centre
The Department of Integration has launched an investigation after letters were given to several families.
'I've been waiting for my life to change for 10 years': Readers tell us why they're emigrating
The number of Irish people leaving Ireland has reached its highest point in almost a decade, according to new figures.
Dublin school intervenes after child with 'signs of trauma' is moved to Tipperary Ipas centre
The young girl was due to enter 2nd class but she and her mother were transferred to Dundrum House earlier this month unexpectedly.
Why have you emigrated from Ireland in the past year (and do you intend to come back)?
Dundrum protest: 'We tell the children it's okay, nothing will happen and that we are safe here'
Women who were moved into the former hotel in Tipperary say they are fearful that the site could be attacked, amid ongoing hostility from protesters.
Oasis to play Croke Park next August as band confirms long-awaited reunion
Sinn Féin and Unionists criticised for extending UK ban on puberty blockers to Northern Ireland
Oasis fans await news on long-awaited return as band teases reunion
Gaza ceasefire negoations end without agreement as Israel and Hezbollah trade fire
A US official said lower level ‘working teams’ will remain in Cairo in an effort to bridge remaining gaps.
Women and children housed in Tipp hotel face 'intimidation daily', human rights group says
African fishing crew whose boat sank off Galway granted visas after months spent couch-surfing
Divers recover body of Mike Lynch in search after luxury yacht sinking
Ireland's first ever national swimming strategy will be launched today
'Complete misinformation' circulating around fire at south Dublin building, says cllr
Number of fines issued for dog fouling last year fell by 56%
'Unseasonably strong' winds for two counties as remnants of Ernesto come Ireland's way
Irish man (60s) dies after hotel balcony fall in Thailand
Blinken says Israel's Netanyahu accepts 'bridging proposal' for a ceasefire
Taoiseach: Government to discuss calls for public inquiry into 'vile paedophile' Michael Shine
'This is what happens to derelict buildings': Fire breaks out at site of vacant Waterford hotel
'I feel humiliated': Man barricaded inside homeless hostel bedroom for past week
Tens of thousands expected to arrive in Co Laois today for Electric Picnic
Death toll in Gaza tops 40,000 people in the past 10 months of conflict