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national famine commemoration
Israeli ambassador at Irish famine event sparks criticism as govt pledges to maintain 'pressure'
Delmege House
Three people arrested in Limerick as part of investigation into 2010 murder of Lee Slattery
record numbers
More than 100 candidates from migrant backgrounds are running in June's local elections
claremorris
Inquest into 'unspeakable tragedy' after mother and two daughters die in Mayo road crash
Dublin
Garda hospitalised after being struck by car in Castleknock attack
The young garda is said to be in shock, and has said he feels “blessed” to have not been run over.
INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION
Govt working to create more accommodation for asylum seekers as tents remain on Grand Canal
Check the Register
Today is the last day you can register to vote for the European and local elections
Podcast
The Explainer: Climate-related emergencies are on the rise but how are we dealing with them?
Croke Park
'It's like they'd never done a gig like this before': Springsteen fans decry crowd control issues
Tragic Incident
Appeal for witnesses after death of man (80s) whose car went into water at Buncrana pier
Opinion
Georgia unrest: 'The Kremlin is relishing the falling out between the ruling party and the EU'
Industrial Action
Thousands of school staff to strike in Northern Ireland today over delayed pay review
buzzing around
New e-scooter laws mean electric scooter rental schemes can now be legal in Irish cities
From The 42
holding his nerve
Xander Schauffele wins PGA Championship as Shane Lowry's challenge fades
the morning lead
Drivers have 'zero' fear of getting caught using mobile phones, as detection by gardaí slumps
Gardaí caught 35% fewer drivers on their phones last year than before the pandemic.
Unpublished research for government found drivers put the odds of getting caught on their phone at "close to zero".
Drivers are too addicted to their phones and too entrenched in the habit of using them to stop if there's no deterrent.
Sunday
19 May 2024
Interview
'Ming' Flanagan on independents' popularity, his autism diagnosis and voters' move to the right
After nearly a decade in Brussels, Flanagan tells The Journal he can now see the merits of the European Parliament.
From The 42
hurling season
Clare edge Waterford in another Munster epic, Cork hammer sorry Tipperary
TJ events
Teachers, politicians and journalists - what experts say is needed to teach public about the EU
South of the Litani
Tánaiste visits Irish troops in Lebanon today and will meet Lebanese Government officials
window to the world
Dublin-New York portal reopens with new blurring feature to curb unwelcome behaviour
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