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springtime
Pregnant women warned to stay away from sheep during lambing season due to risk of infection
false narratives
Conspiracy theories are fuelling attacks on NGOs and aid workers, expert warns
There’s been a surge in online disinformation around aid agencies and other non-governmental organisations.
Wednesday
26 Feb 2025
How To Survive A War Zone
Gary Lineker and Miriam Margolyes among hundreds criticising BBC's removal of Gaza film
Courts
Man jailed after posing as barrister and personal insolvency practitioner to defraud around 1,200 people
Speaking rights row
Dáil walkout on the cards after Government wins speaking rights changes for Regional Independents
Earlier, the leaders of the Opposition wrote to Micheál Martin and Simon Harris requesting an urgent meeting.
Donegal
'Smouldering resentment' exploded into violence in Sliabh Liag killing, court told by barrister
Dublin city centre
Teenage boy who instigated 'unprovoked' attack on American tourist Stephen Termini sentenced
Louth
Search of Drogheda home as part of investigation into missing Kyran Durnin to continue tomorrow
Vatican
Pope Francis's 'clinical conditions show slight improvement' and kidney issues have 'resolved'
south anne street
Quham Babatunde ‘lost his life in unprovoked attack’ after being stabbed three times, court hears
Catholic Church
Catholic parish in Gaza thanks Pope Francis for his support and sends him their best wishes
Leinster House
'Tetchy' Taoiseach 'acting like a child' as Dáil erupts over Michael Lowry and 'Bik' McFarlane
Tensions were elevated in the Dáil today after members of the opposition were not pleased with the Taoiseach’s answers.
disabilities
Family still waiting for son's assessment of needs despite legally compelling HSE last year
Explainer
Trump wants 'anything we can get' from Ukraine, but what rare earth minerals are there?
Ukraine has reached an agreement with the US that would include American access to the country’s rare earth minerals.
not moving yet
Ukrainian families told they can stay at Cork Student Village - but could yet be moved
Rosslare
Ferry remains docked in Rosslare after woman dies in incident on sailing from Wales
It is understood that a largescale row broke out between people who were on the ship after the body was discovered.
Leinster House
Justice Minister clarifies he is 'not opposed' to ban outright counselling notes in rape cases
boland's mills
More than 2,300 applications for 46 'discounted' apartments for key workers in Dublin
scanner scandal
National Gallery will have unused €124k scanner up and running this year, Minister says
Department of Transport
Government committed to rolling out cameras to catch red light breakers in pilot scheme
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