A recent study reveals that increases in minimum wage have not resulted in job losses for low-paid workers.
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Tensions Escalate as Trump Calls for Oil Seizure in Strait of Hormuz
Amid rising tensions, US President Trump has urged countries to seize oil resources from the Strait of Hormuz following an…
Read MoreExplosive Device Driven into Lurgan Police Station
A 'crude but viable' explosive device was driven into a police station in Lurgan, Co Armagh, with the PSNI suspecting…
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EU Diplomats Stand Firm on Ukraine’s Independence
European Union foreign ministers have reinforced their support for Ukraine's sovereignty during a visit to Kyiv and Bucha.
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Public Encouraged to Overcome Discomfort for Life-Saving Bowel Screenings
The HSE expands its bowel cancer screening programme to include those aged 57 to 71, urging individuals to overcome any…
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EU Energy Chief Alerts Members to Extended Market Disruption
EU nations are advised to brace for extended disruptions in energy markets due to the ongoing conflict in Iran, according…
Read MoreExperts Evaluate Ireland’s Covid-19 Response
A panel of experts convened to assess Ireland's handling of the Covid-19 pandemic, discussing key lessons and future strategies.
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PSNI Issues Apology Over 1998 Murder Probe Shortcomings
The PSNI has formally apologised to a family for investigation flaws surrounding a 1998 murder by the LVF.
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Motor Insurance Costs Rise to €655 on Average Last Year
Motor insurance prices in Ireland averaged €655 last year, marking a 4% increase from the previous year.
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Derry Duo Embark on BBC’s Race Across the World
A Derry father and daughter join the latest series of BBC One's Race Across the World, set to premiere this…
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