Opinion
school avoidance
What do you do when 'I can’t face school today' becomes a daily struggle?
Antoinette McGuinness
Series
politics by numbers
A million people can now vote in Seanad elections, but they're not signing up
Gavan Reilly
New Irish citizens elated at ceremonies, but sympathetic for friends facing stricter rules
5,600 people will become Irish citizens at ceremonies this week.
One new citizen said she cried when the Irish anthem was played during the ceremony.
The ceremonies are happening against the backdrop of new, stricter rules that will apply to future applications.
Minister for State Colm Brophy has said new rules are expected to come into effect around the end of this year.
Evening Wrap
The 5 at 5
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Another Eurovision boycott: RTÉ, the FAI and Ed Sheeran are all learning you can't avoid politics
Johnny Fallon
Dublin
Man arrested in connection with assault on TD Michael Healy-Rae while in his car in Dublin
Healy-Rae was assaulted by a lone male while he was stopped in traffic on his way home from Dáil Éireann yesterday afternoon.
Exclusive
Air defence
Government signs order to buy French military radar systems for up to half a billion euro
Sources said there will be five deployable Thales long-range radar systems and also be ground based air defence systems provided by MBDA.
Opinion
biohazard blues
Hyrox diarrhoea drama: When nature calls, you really need to listen
Dr Catherine Conlon
Analysis
the housing essay
Holiday homes: a theft that needs redressing to release housing stock?
Imagine if we had seen the 70% rise that we’ve seen in holiday homes over 20 years matched by a similar rise in volume of primary homes.
Jude Sherry and Dr Frank O’Connor
Good Morning
The 9 at 9
Unpopular investment tax looks set to change, President Connolly meets King Charles and Classic Hits Radio to remove Ed Sheeran music…
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The Morning Lead
Harris likely to bow to pressure to tackle unpopular investment tax in upcoming budget
Deemed disposal is widely viewed as a deterrent to investment by Irish savers.
Valerie Flynn and Andrew Walsh
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