Call for Calm in Cueta Following Anti-Migrant Protests
Tensions have escalated in Cueta as anti-migrant protests led to clashes with police, prompting Spain's interior minister to urge for…
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Defence Forces Gear Up for Trump’s Visit to Ireland
Ireland prepares a robust security operation for US President Donald Trump's upcoming visit, with the Defence Forces playing a pivotal…
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Russian Drone Assault Strikes Kyiv for Consecutive Day
Kyiv endures a second day of extensive drone attacks by Russian forces, targeting residential and storage areas.
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Homeless Numbers See Slight Increase in July
The number of homeless people in Ireland saw a modest increase in July, reaching a total of 17,527 according to…
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Death of Ratko Mladic: The Controversial Legacy of a Bosnian War Figure
Ratko Mladic, known as the 'butcher of Bosnia', has died at 84, leaving behind a divisive legacy marked by his…
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UEFA Seeks Legal Action Against FIFA President Infantino
UEFA plans to file a criminal complaint against FIFA President Gianni Infantino in Switzerland, seeking evidence from Florida.
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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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Canada Applauds US Position on French Language in Trade Talks
Canada expresses approval of the US stance on French language and culture in ongoing trade discussions, while exempting seafood from…
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Norovirus Outbreak Strikes Luxury Hotel in Westmeath
A significant number of guests have fallen ill due to a norovirus outbreak at a luxury hotel in Westmeath.
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Solicitors Extend Boycott Amid Ongoing Legal Aid Dispute
The conflict over legal aid payments persists as solicitors prolong their boycott, with no resolution in sight.
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