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Survivors search for answers as pathologists examine remains of buried children in Tuam, Ireland
Pat Duffy tried to keep his emotions in check as he walked by eight stainless steel tables where forensic anthropologists will begin examining the remains of hundreds of long-forgotten children …
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Aughinish decision can't be 'self-defeating' - Collins
Following an independent investigation into Aughinish Alumina's links to Russia, Minister of State Niall Collins has said any decision taken next that would be "self-defeating" for Ireland or Europe should …
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Has Harris forgotten his goal of making Ireland the best country in the world to be a child?
YOU MAY HAVE thought the phrase “people who get up early in the morning” was confined to the history books of 2017, but Simon Harris has dusted it off this …
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Fianna Fáil Minister says redirection of Aughinish Alumina exports a ‘simplistic’ solution
Suggestions that Aughinish Alumina could redirect exports away from Russia are “simplistic”, a Government Minister has said, suggesting a third party could ensure Irish products are not being used in …
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Taoiseach Martin Visits Kyiv Amid Ukraine’s Deepening Political and Military Crisis
Taoiseach Micheál Martin visited Kyiv this week, reaffirming Ireland’s support with an additional €125 million pledge. The visit comes as President Volodymyr Zelensky faces growing …
Reactionary Israeli ministers have ‘fascist’ Gaza agenda, says ex-WHO official Mike Ryan
Right-wing members of the Israeli cabinet are “fascist bastards” because of their actions against Gaza, former senior World Health Organisation (WHO) official, Mike Ryan has said. “I have many Palestinian …
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Surrealing in the Years Melting 99s and partying beach goers are out! Forest fires are in!
DURING SPELLS OF heat like the one we’re experiencing right now, there is a specific complaint that is commonly levelled at media organisations. It happens when a headline about record-breaking …
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You're not my mate, Dublin Airport; please stop posting banter online like one of the lads
OUR MINDS ARE now so suffused with content that it’s easy to overlook how we’ve accepted a piece of national transport infrastructure acting like a blokey mate. At some point …
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David McWilliams: There’s a reason the State gets away with wasting so much of our money
It costs twice as much to run Ireland today as it did 10 years ago. Total government expenditure in 2015 was just over €63 billion; today it is about €130 …
Irish Times
Gay Byrne was the first big beast broadcaster. Claire Byrne was the last – The Irish Times
To whom it concerns, this is The Late Late Show and here are your hosts ... the director general, the chief technology officer, the head of risk and compliance. It …
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Ireland’s Potemkin budget: figures belong in the fiction section of the library – The Irish Times
We are at the stage of the budget cycle where Ministers are promising everything to everybody, because they can’t help themselves. This is the consequence of a budget surplus and …
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Hell is empty and all the devils are in my social media feed – The Irish Times
The other morning, barely awake as I waited for my first coffee of the day to brew, I stood in my kitchen and scrolled through Instagram on my phone. It’s …
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Nine Infrastructure Projects Fast-Tracked Under New Legislation, Sparking Debate on Climate Law Use
The Irish government has designated nine major infrastructure projects—spanning transport, water, and energy—for fast-tracking under the newly enacted Critical Infrastructure Act. Projects include the Dublin …
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