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July
July 2024
Pay disputeAer Lingus accepts Labour Court 17.75% pay increase recommendation for pilots, IALPA to consider
Hit Me With Your Best ShotBiden tells Democrats to back his candidacy or challenge him at party's convention next month
Chin Wag
Harris and Starmer agree 'closer relationship' between Dublin and London 'needed' in first call
The newly-appointed Prime Minister invited the Taoiseach to visit him on 17 July.
Interest RatesHarris tells lenders he wants to see cost of mortgage repayments fall 'as quickly as they rose'
The Sun Front PageEleventh hour election woe for Tories as polls suggest Labour on track for landslide victory
media committeeThe TV licence fee should be abolished and replaced with State funding - media committee
Co FermanaghTwo arrested in investigation into improvised explosive device found in Co Louth last month
Kevin BakhurstRTÉ boss pushes back against claims that station is to 'privatise' production of Fair City
Dublin
Tourist who was attacked on O'Connell St in Dublin dies after nine days in hospital
The man was taken to the Mater Hospital shortly after the attack on 23 June, where he died today.
BinsSinn Féin TD: Families 'punished' for using Deposit Return Scheme after reported bin price hike
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DPP lodges appeal against Cathal Crotty's three-year suspended sentence
Crotty was convicted and given a fully-suspended sentenced last month for the assault of Natasha O’Brien in Limerick on 22 May 2022.
June
June 2024
le voteVoting gets underway in France's snap election with result projections expected later this evening
US Elections
Biden: 'I don't debate as well as I used to, but I know how to tell the truth'
The US President has taken aim at Donald Trump in his first remarks since his performance at last night’s presidential debate prompted concerns from within his party.
Podcast The Explainer
The Explainer: What is 'go-away money' and how is it being used in Ireland's planning system?
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Justice MinisterMcEntee says there's still 'so much work to do' after facing criticism from Natasha O'Brien
WikileaksJulian Assange lawyers: 'This prosecution sets a precedent that can be used against journalism'
Interview
'People move on': Aodhán Ó Ríordáin on Labour gaining first seat in EU after 10 years
Ó Ríordáin told The Journal he plans to protect employment rights, push back against the far right and continue carrying the green torch in the European Parliament.
progressive or posturingAodhán Ó Ríordáin: Property tax row was 'litmus test' for Sinn Féin, SocDems and PBP
PrioritiesEnergy, Housing, International Relations: What do our new MEPs hope to achieve in Europe?
