University College Dublin's innovative 'Library of Things' marks its first year, showcasing a successful model of community sharing.
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Prospects for Reviving the Iran Nuclear Deal
As tensions rise between the US, Israel, and Iran, discussions around reviving the Iran nuclear deal intensify, potentially echoing the…
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Concerns Rise Over Government’s Fiscal Management
The Irish government faces scrutiny as departmental spending continues to exceed expectations, prompting warnings from fiscal authorities.
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SIPTU Engages with Lawmakers Prior to Planned Ambulance Strike
SIPTU has held discussions with Irish legislators as ambulance workers prepare for a strike next week over pay disputes.
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Man Charged in Attempted Car Bomb Attack on Lurgan PSNI Station
A 47-year-old faces attempted murder charges following an alleged car bomb attack on a police station in Lurgan.
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EU Agency Clears Path for Use of US Jet Fuel Amid Supply Concerns
The European Union has taken a significant step towards diversifying its jet fuel sources by approving the potential use of…
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Settlement Reached in 1983 SAS Shooting of IRA Members
The families of two IRA members shot dead by British soldiers in 1983 have agreed to settlements regarding their claims…
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Mother Avoids Jail for Money Laundering in Drogheda Case
A Drogheda woman involved in laundering money for a crime group has been spared a jail sentence, following a court…
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Iceland’s EU Decision Could Impact Ireland
Iceland's potential move to renew EU membership talks is significant for Ireland, says Minister Thomas Byrne.
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PTSB Penalised for Data Breaches by DPC
Permanent TSB has been fined €277,500 following a series of personal data breaches reported last year.
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