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Politics
Farming
IFA ends Bord Bia protest, with Larry Murrin to stand aside from chairing meetings during review
Sinn Féin
'This is a reckless war': Michelle O'Neill refuses to attend UK cabinet briefings on Middle East
deserted in dubai
Irish passengers stranded in transit to be prioritised as UAE airports to resume 'limited' flights
US homeland security
Court further postpones Seamus Culleton's deportation from the US until his appeal is heard
United Nations
Melania Trump is going to be the first First Lady to chair a UN Security Council meeting
The Morning Lead
'Packed, sweaty and unsafe': Our readers on their experiences of commuting by train in Ireland
“I can say without hesitation that Ireland’s system is among the worst I have seen in a developed economy,” one reader said.
Sunday
1 Mar
Iran
Iranian state TV confirms death of Khamenei as regime launches fresh attacks across region
The leader’s death was announced by Donald Trump last night but Tehran had remained silent on his fate until the early morning state TV broadcast.
The Morning Lead
'FF and FG are fine with a certain amount of human misery': Race to fill Connolly seat heats up
Several parties have announced their candidates so far – here’s how the race was looking as The Journal visited this week.
Saturday
28 Feb
US AND ISRAEL WAR ON IRAN
Trump says Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei ‘is dead’ after US and Israeli attack
Israeli media has reported that a photograph of Khamenei’s body had been shown to Trump and Netanyahu.
The Iranian Red Crescent reported that at least 201 people were killed in airstrikes across Iran.
the race is on
Childcare, traffic and fishing nets: Greens aim to hook voters in battle for Dublin Central
Green Machine
Green success in the UK by-election a good sign for its Irish sister party, O'Gorman says
galway in focus
Worries new rules will heap pressure on renters in a city already seeing 'concerning trends'
It’s almost a year since the state’s private rental watchdog flagged mounting issues in Galway’s rental sector.
Friday
27 Feb
Cork visit for Starmer
Security planning underway for Keir Starmer visit to east Cork next month for major summit
Sources have said that Starmer and a team from Downing Street are set to arrive in Cork on 13 March.
Homeless
New record as more than 17,000 people in emergency accommodation last month
Of the 17,112 people living in emergency accommodation in January, 5,319 were children.
Ursula von der Leyen
EU moves ahead with 'provisional application' of controversial Mercosur trade deal
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Feb 27
The Morning Lead
Pressure on security at 40 EU presidency meetings due to clash with Trump visit and sporting events
The Journal has obtained exclusive details in regard to the security operations for the EU Presidency, urgent anti drone training for soldiers and a major summit in Dublin.
Thursday
26 Feb
secure meetings
Taoiseach says new €1m ‘Nato proof’ room will protect communications with world leaders
Martin heydon
Agriculture Minister lends 'full support' to Larry Murrin and calls on IFA to halt Bord Bia protest
The Explainer
Why is Ireland asking foreign navies to patrol its waters?
News Correspondent Niall O’Connor joins us to examine how this new strategy will work, what it means for Irish neutrality, and the crucial question of how we are going to pay for it.
17m
Battle lines
'We gave FF so much slack over Jim Gavin': How Sinn Féin sweat over its Dublin Central candidate
sna controversy
Education chief concedes ‘failure of communications’ in SNA row and apologises to parents
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