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April 2024
New York rattled by 4.8 magnitude earthquake
Updated 5 Apr
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Last Irish troops stationed in Syria as part of UN peacekeeping mission return home
Updated 5 Apr
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Man charged under money laundering legislation accused of 'romance fraud' totalling €225,000
5 Apr
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Storm Kathleen: Flooding and strong winds expected with Status Orange warning for five counties
Updated 5 Apr
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Minister makes orders that local and European election voting take place on 7 June
5 Apr
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Evening Wrap
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5 Apr
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Mourners at funeral of Bobbie McKee told his murder 'shattered the peace' of local community
5 Apr
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Who are the Kathleens of Storm Kathleen fame?
5 Apr
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Van driver remanded in custody over €1.1m cannabis haul at Dublin Port
5 Apr
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Heather Humphreys officially confirmed as the new deputy leader of Fine Gael
5 Apr
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Ukraine claims it destroyed six Russian military planes in overnight drone attack
5 Apr
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Irish man killed in helicopter crash in Swiss Alps named
5 Apr
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The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
5 Apr
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Two officers dismissed as Israel says 'grave mistakes' made when it killed seven aid workers in Gaza
Updated 5 Apr
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Majority of motorists voice strong support for proposal to reduce car traffic in Dublin city centre
5 Apr
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'A tragic loss': Tributes paid as man (80s) and woman (70s) die in house fire in Cork city
Updated 5 Apr
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UN Human Rights Council demands halt to all arms sales to Israel
It is the first time the United Nations top rights body has taken a position on the conflict.
The Erez crossing in northern Gaza will be temporarily reopened for the first time since the Hamas attack on 7 October.
Netanyahu's office also said Israel would allow its port in Ashdod to process aid shipments bound for Gaza.
Updated 5 Apr
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Biden urges 'immediate ceasefire' in first call with Netanyahu since strike on aid workers
4 Apr
'Blame Hamas': Here's how Israeli media have reacted to the IDF killing seven aid workers
4 Apr
Palestinian-American doctor walks out of meeting with Biden in protest over US Gaza stance
4 Apr
Poll: Have you listened to Beyoncé's cover of Jolene?
5 Apr
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Irish government to stop investing almost €3m in companies based in illegal Israeli settlements
5 Apr
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Good Morning
The 9 at 9 Here’s all the news you need to know as you start your day
Updated 5 Apr
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Harris' first Ard Fheis as leader to hear calls for more 'starter homes' and lethal arms for Ukraine
5 Apr
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McDonald's to buy back its 225 franchised stores in Israel as it faces continued global boycotts
5 Apr
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Prostate cancer cases to double worldwide by 2040, new research suggests
5 Apr
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Irish men are becoming the victims of investment fraud more often, with €25m stolen last year
5 Apr
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Ireland's largest offshore wind project off Wicklow coast will have '60 to 75' turbines
5 Apr
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Wasted Wetlands: Pumping of bogs by Bord na Móna 'hampering rehabilitation'
Environmentalists say the semi-state’s pumping practices in Co Longford are harming the habitats of birds of conservation concern.
The bogs are home to a number of protected species, including Whooper Swans, lapwings and curlews
Planning permission for a 27-turbine wind farm was quashed on appeal in 2021
Local group: “The extent of pumping is simply not required”
Steven Fox
5 Apr
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Cole Palmer completes hat-trick with injury-time double to stun shambolic United
The 42
4 Apr
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New evidence into Guildford pub bombing won't be pursued due to Legacy Bill, family told
4 Apr
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Strong finish sees Liverpool return to the top of the Premier League
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4 Apr
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US judge refuses to throw out Trump unclassified documents case for second time in two months
4 Apr
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Drop of 25% in corporate tax revenue due to 'technical factor', Michael McGrath says
4 Apr
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Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
4 Apr
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Some of Ireland's cleanest rivers and streams at risk from Coillte forestry
Environmental activists are concerned the State company’s cutting and replanting activity on peat is a ‘perfect storm for water quality impacts’.
4 Apr
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Status Orange wind warning for five counties as Storm Kathleen set to hit on Saturday
Updated 4 Apr
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Fresh charges brought against two alleged Dublin rioters already accused of serious offences
4 Apr
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Biden urges 'immediate ceasefire' in first call with Netanyahu since strike on aid workers
The US President and the Israeli Prime Minister will hold a phone call later today.
World Central Kitchen has called for an independent investigation into the strikes.
The health ministry in Gaza said 61 people were killed in strikes overnight.
Tomorrow, the UN Human Rights Council will consider a draft resolution calling for an arms embargo on Israel.
Updated 4 Apr
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Ireland men's team move up in Fifa world rankings as women slip to 25th
4 Apr
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Opinion: No one should have to choose between career and family
Tracy Gunn
4 Apr
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Gardaí seize 10 firearms and more than €5 million worth of drugs in Dublin raids
4 Apr
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Paschal Donohoe 'not planning' to step down from Cabinet role, will contest general election
4 Apr
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