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Pollution
UK watchdog to investigate over raw sewage pouring into Belfast Lough 'every time it rains''
visit to ireland
Zelenskyy visit to Ireland up in the air as Trump's peace deal deadline looms
Planning is continuing, but the government is unsure if the visit can go ahead given recent developments on a peace deal.
Monday
24 Nov 2025
Letitia James
A bad day in court for Trump as judge dismisses cases against ex-FBI boss James Comey and New York AG
Courts
Man who smashed computers and glasses after missing flight at Dublin Airport jailed for one year
gormanstown
Two dead and several injured following collision between bus, lorry and car in Co Meath
The driver of the bus and the driver of the lorry were pronounced dead at the scene, while occupants of the third vehicle and bus remain in hospital for treatment.
Special Criminal Court
Bench warrant issued after alleged victim of false imprisonment fails to appear in court
Dublin Central
Justice Minister says 'there may be consequences' for The Monk if he wins Dublin by-election
gaza humanitarian foundation
Controversial US and Israeli-backed aid group announces end of 'mission' in Gaza
Galway
President leads tributes to artist and activist Margaretta D'Arcy following her death aged 91
EU migration pact
Citywest Ipas centre a 'good example' for rest of EU, says European Commissioner for Migration
sustainability
Just three in ten garments donated to Irish clothes banks are recycled, new research suggests
debut appearance
Micheál Martin was in South Africa for the G20 over the weekend - here's what you might have missed
An American boycott, the Taoiseach’s love of Darjeeling tea and questions about Trump-country all featured over the three days.
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