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drumcree
Taoiseach to keep invitation to meet Garvaghy Road residents over parading dispute 'under review’
Dublin
Man (51) accused of 'politically' motivated car-punch attack on Michael Healy-Rae denied bail
Manchester
Burnham vows deeper ties with EU as Martin becomes first foreign leader to visit No 10 North
Shortly after becoming British prime minister, Andy Burnham opened a new headquarters for the UK government in Manchester.
Reform
Reform UK pledges immigration spot checks at Irish border and potential fines of up to £10,000
Department of Defence
Government confirms order to buy long-range military radar systems from France
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Immigration
Jail time: People in Ireland are being detained for a median of 29 days before deportation
IHREC has raised concerns about an overreliance on prisons and a lack of independent oversight on immigration-linked detentions.
Thursday
17 Sep
Dublin city centre
Road closures on Friday and Saturday for EU presidency event with high-profile guests
Operation Fianna
Military group declares 'blatant exploitation' of personnel in operation to protect EU presidency
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Fáilte
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.
The Candidate
Trump's visit was grubby, weird, but apparently a success
Was it smart diplomacy or uncomfortable fawning? Sinéad O’Carroll, Christina Finn, Jane Matthews and Rónán Duffy unpack the fallout from a strange weekend in Irish politics.
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Fuel Prices
Pressure mounts on government as prices at the pumps exceed €2 per litre for petrol and diesel
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.
not so heated rivalry
Carney warns against beefed-up EU alliance becoming another global power ‘only with better manners’
Donald Trump
Catherine Connolly says Trump asked if she believed Ireland would be united during her lifetime
Palestine
Classic Hits Radio to remove Ed Sheeran music 'for foreseeable future' amid Macklemore row
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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.
Wednesday
16 Sep
Donald Trump
Tharraing ‘grá’ Trump d’Éirinn aontaithe trioblóid, ní hamháin in Éirinn ach ar fud an domhain
Kerry
TD Michael Healy-Rae assaulted in his car while driving through Dublin
Gardaí confirmed the incident occurred shortly after 4pm on Cork Street in Dublin.
Gaeilge
D’fhéadfadh scéim traipisithe seancharranna maidir le feithiclí leictreacha a bheith ar na bacáin do 2027
off the rails
It's official: transport authorities expect a drop in public transport use after fare hike
The National Transport Authority said that for every 10% fare increase, passenger numbers fall by 3%.
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EU said it
'Living in another world': Irish politicians divided over von der Leyen's latest EU vision
stop the game
Politicians call on FAI and government to be more like acts quitting Ed Sheeran's tour
mythical metro
MetroLink to cost up to €17.5bn and take at least a decade to be ready for passengers
Tuesday
15 Sep
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National Ploughing Championships
Sun showers and sheep shearing on day one of the National Ploughing Championships
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