SIPTU public sector members have voted in favour of industrial action, potentially leading to strikes over pay disagreements.
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Two Men Charged Following €2.2 Million Cocaine Seizure
Two men appeared in court after being charged with involvement in a €2.2 million cocaine seizure following an alleged drug…
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The Lucrative Evolution of Advent Calendars
Advent calendars have transformed from simple holiday traditions into a booming billion-euro industry.
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Russian Authorities Exclude Yabloko Party from Elections
The Yabloko party, once tolerated by Russian authorities, now faces exclusion from upcoming elections.
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Ireland Celebrates Double Silver at World Rowing Championships
Ireland secured two silver medals in Amsterdam, with standout performances in the single and mixed double sculls.
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Man Arrested Following Death and Child Injury in Dungannon
A man has been arrested after a deceased male and an injured child were discovered in a house in Dungannon,…
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Dutch Authorities Decline Investigation into Mladic’s Death
Dutch authorities will not pursue a criminal investigation into the death of Ratko Mladic, according to a UN tribunal announcement.
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Iceland Holds Referendum on EU Membership Talks
Icelandic voters are deciding on the revival of EU membership discussions, over ten years after they were halted.
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Irish Rowers Strike Gold in Amsterdam
Zoe Hyde and Margaret Cremen have secured gold for Ireland in the women's double sculls at the World Rowing Championships.
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Ireland Launches First Psychosocial Research Centre for Cancer Support
Ireland's inaugural psychosocial research hub aims to bolster emotional and social care for cancer patients and their families.
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