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February
February 2024
Speaking from experience'It's all about the loser': Australia has some advice for Ireland's new electoral commission
European Parliament
'You reap what you sow': At the scene of the farmers' protest that shut down Brussels city centre
Smoke filled the air as farmers burned bales, as well as tires and wooden pallets.
Road Deaths
'A terrible loss': Three young people killed in Co Carlow road crash named locally
Another passenger in the car, a man in his 20s, was taken to hospital with serious but non-life threatening injuries.
The crash occurred at around 11.30pm last night, Wednesday, on the N80 at Leagh on the Wexford Road.
Father Tom Little, a priest in the area, went to the scene late last night.
He said it's a "terrible loss".
Golden handshakesMedia Minister Catherine Martin says latest report into RTÉ points to a ‘dysfunctionality’
January
January 2024
blockades
'Macron, move your ass': French farmers talk to us at the scene of the Paris blockade
Blockades on motorways around Paris have only intensified following concessions, with thousands turning out each day to disrupt traffic.
world stageTourism Ireland's St Patrick's Day 'Global Greening' initiative has officially been axed
DocklandsWaterways Ireland accused of 'gentrifying' Grand Canal Dock, as fees for houseboats set to soar
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Further delays to overhaul of mental health legislation, a county council targets mayoral expenses, and a murder charge in Northern Ireland.
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Sky-high demand for cost-rental homes, ICJ ruling prompts Security Council meeting, and Ireland chooses its Eurovision song.
HousingNearly 33,000 homes delivered last year, uncertainty remains over social and affordable targets
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Fare increases cause a stir, boost for lone parents, and Social Democrats motion defeated in the Dáil.
International Court of JusticeMotion for govt to join South Africa's case against Israel defeated in Dáil
Housing CrisisHigh rents, evictions, poor conditions: Growing number of older people with housing difficulties
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The aftermath of Storm Jocelyn, a reduction in payments for Ukrainians, and impressive poll results for anti-EU parties.
hapOver 70 households facing eviction in Westmeath as politicians urge coordinated councils response
HousingPlans to build 852 homes in Dundrum stalled by one objector, Land Development Agency to tell TDs
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Mortgage-holders encouraged to switch, unmarried widows hope for pension, and the highest single-day Israeli death toll since October.
