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Leaders' Questions
Government will do all it can for festivals after ticket firm collapse, minister says
Ulster Hospital
Condemnation of ‘racist attack’ on nurse ‘chased’ by four masked men on her way to work in Belfast
The Explainer
What does a Limerick refinery have to do with a Russian sanctions row?
Niall O’Connor, News Correspondent with The Journal, joins us to explain who owns Aughinish Alumina, how its alumina allegedly ends up in Russian weapons, and what it all means for the hundreds of people who work there.
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Child charge
Ryanair investigated by UK watchdog over charging parents to sit with their children on flights
Value for Money
Are you getting the best value from your pharmacy? The consumer watchdog wants to find out
Belfast
Man who used hurl to stop Belfast attack says it ‘makes no sense’ for protests to turn violent
Nations League
Dáil rejects opposition motions calling for Ireland vs Israel football matches not to go ahead
Housing Crisis
Harris says he's meeting too many local councils who think they've 'done enough' on housing
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Sports listings
The World Cup kicks off, while the All-Ireland football championship heats up – don't miss these fixtures
politics by numbers
Gavan Reilly: Can TDs criticise double-jobbing consultants when many hold down second careers?
Facing eviction
Hundreds of Ukrainians including children and elderly face eviction from Cork holiday centre
The residents of the Trabolgan Holiday Centre are appealing for more time to secure alternative accommodation.
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10 Jun
the candidate podcast
Tánaiste rules out stamp duty relief for first-time-buyers but says budget will target childcare fees
In a wide-ranging interview on The Candidate podcast, the Tánaiste outlined some of his budget priorities.
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Glenveagh Homes
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what future awaits?
Artificial intelligence and humanity: AI is here, now we have to decide what to do with it
IHREC
Human rights body 'concerned' by law requiring social housing applicants prove legal residency
Murder Trial
Two accused of Cork man's murder were seen throwing golf clubs over a wall, trial hears
Courts
Leinster rugby player Alan Spicer avoids criminal conviction for assaulting woman in nightclub
Courts
Ireland's longest criminal trial ends with four men convicted for sexual abuse of deaf relative
EU migration pact
Anti-immigration protest brought traffic to a standstill in some parts of Dublin city centre
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