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May
May 2024
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Bambie Thug blasts EBU, evacuation continues in Ukraine, and the HSE is sending eating disorder patients abroad – here’s what’s in the news today.
UnaccommodatedMcGrath says tents should be provided to asylum seekers for use at State-run facilities
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Tensions persist at Eurovision. Independent EU candidates most popular among voters and Israel continues striking Gaza – it’s your morning roundup.
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Protest planned at Eurovision, tents cleared from Grand Canal, and septic tanks not up to scratch – it’s your morning roundup.
EvictionsOver 900 households avoid homelessness through Threshold, but evictions still 'persistent' issue
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Irish people for the EU, Bambie Thug’s political statement interrupted and news deserts in Dublin – it’s your morning roundup.
trinity college dublinTrinity students set up encampment after accusing college of trying to 'scare' them into silence
Stormont AssemblyMichelle O'Neill 'underlines commitment to A5' during Harris's first trip to Belfast as Taoiseach
Higher Education'A dangerous precedent': Senators slam €214k fine for TCD students over Book of Kells protests
that takes gutsOlivia Rodrigo to donate portion of proceeds from European shows to domestic violence charity
leading questionUsers underwhelmed by Bumble update that means women no longer have to make the first move
April
April 2024
cash for ashMinister to seek approval for €80 million ash dieback scheme to help farmers plant new forests
waitin on a sunny dayAfter summer shows, more than a million Irish fans will have seen Bruce Springsteen live
The Late Late ShowImprovements in housing 'could've happened five years ago' if govt had been 'braver' - Varadkar
return to public lifeBritain's King Charles to return to public duties after making 'progress' in cancer treatment
Dún Laoghaire'Devastated' family grieves cyclist killed in Dublin crash, as council says junction will be fixed
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Newtownmountkennedy: Five charged as Garda Commissioner condemns 'unacceptable' scenes
Drew Harris said gardaí were attacked with stones and patrol vehicles had windows smashed, with one being smashed with an axe.
