Belfast enjoyed a peaceful night after two evenings of disruption, marked by minimal protests and brief road blockages.
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Belfast Sees Calm After Unrest
Belfast experienced a peaceful night following two evenings of unrest, with only minor protests affecting road access.
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Man Arrested in Connection with Leitrim Death Investigation
Gardaí have detained a man in his 30s following the death of another man in County Leitrim.
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Jury Reviews CCTV in Parnell Square Attack Case
The jury has examined CCTV footage related to a Dublin attack trial, where a man faces charges of attempting to…
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Businessman Given Suspended Sentence for Oil Tanker Protest
A businessman received a suspended sentence and a fine for his role in a protest at Whitegate Refinery.
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Understanding the Common Travel Area Amid Recent Concerns
The Common Travel Area, a pivotal agreement between Ireland and the UK, faces renewed scrutiny following an incident in Belfast.
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Lopes Reaffirms Opposition to Israel Matches
Roberto Lopes maintains that Ireland's scheduled matches against Israel should be reconsidered due to ongoing concerns.
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World Cup 2026 Kicks Off in Mexico Without Ireland
The World Cup begins tonight in Mexico with 48 teams, but Ireland is not among them.
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Concerns Over Rising Costs for Storing Electric Buses
The Public Accounts Committee has expressed worries that the €7 million cost for storing electric buses may increase further.
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Pope Blesses Sagrada Familia’s New Tower in Barcelona
Pope Leo XIV has blessed the newly completed tower at Barcelona's Sagrada Familia Basilica, now the tallest church in the…
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