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Sunday 29 May 2022
# Housing
# Dublin City
Hamas warned against marchers passing through the Al-Aqsa mosque compound, saying it would use “all possibilities” to confront them.
Read an extract from the art critic’s first book, a memoir.
Reporter Niall O’Connor is accompanying the Taoiseach and reporting from Lebanon in the coming days.
Piggott’s son-in-law, William Haggas, confirmed the news.
It is a popular route with foreign hikers who trek on the mountain trails.
Head coach Leo Cullen described defeat to La Rochelle in Saturday’s Champions Cup final as “a sickener” for his team.
Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.
Alan Byrne is described as being 5’ 11” in height with a slim build.
Reports have suggested earlier drafts of the senior civil servant’s investigation contained additional details of the so-called ‘Abba party’.
Keith Foy remembers a time when an influx of promising young Irish players moved to the City Ground club.
The number of people who were homeless nationwide in the last week of April was 10,049.
Vinícius Júnior’s 59th-minute goal won it for Carlo Ancelotti’s men.
How well do you know the Peaky Blinders star?
The match was supposed to kick off at 8pm Irish time at the Stade de France.
A church organisation was offering food and gifts for the impoverished at the Port Harcourt Polo Club when a “mammoth” crowd got out of control.
Con O’Callaghan grabbed 1-5 as Dessie Farrell’s team completed the Leinster 12-in-a-row.
FLAC’s Eilis Barry says LGBTQI+ rights have come a long way, but much still needs to be done.
Here’s your round-up of what made the headlines today.
Arthur Retiere scored a late try to deny Leinster a fifth European star in the most dramatic of fashion in Marseille.
She is accused of knowingly causing a false alarm by boarding the aircraft without a boarding card.
Gardaí have carried out a spate of searches in Clare an Limerick in the past 24 hours.
The Orange Order pledged to defend the place of Northern Ireland in the UK.
US President Joe Biden will visit the town tomorrow.
A Ukrainian woman is in serious condition in hospital following yesterday’s collision.
His legacy was tarnished by his support for the paedophile founder of an influential religious order.
Pressure is ratcheting up on the UK prime minister.
Gardaí searched two men at Kent Railway Station yesterday evening at around 7:40pm.
Airport operator DAA said it’s “another busy weekend” at the transport hub.
The IMO says the “burnout and stress” facing NCHDs will no longer be tolerated.
Ireland has been shielded so far from the worst effects of the climate crisis, but there are still warning signs ahead.
It’s a strategic town in the east of Ukraine.
A suspected case is also being investigated and test results are awaited.
The number of Conservative MPs stating they have no confidence in the UK Prime Minister has mounted since the publication of Sue Gray’s partygate report.
By guiding their team to a Champions Cup final, Cork’s Ronan O’Gara and Leinster’s Leo Cullen are making it clear that the next Ireland coach doesn’t have to be an outsider.
In his earlier statements, the governor told reporters, he was repeating what he had been told.
BORIS JOHNSON’S CRITICS are out in force this weekend saying discontent in the Conservative Party is growing as the partygate scandal rumbles on.
Former cabinet minister David Davis said his colleagues “see their own seats disappearing” as Tory popularity continues to wane.
The comments come as Johnson faces mounting calls to resign following the publication of Sue Gray’s investigation into Covid rule-breaking in Downing Street during Covid lockdowns.
However, Johnson has survived political storms several times in the past.
So, today we’re asking do you think Boris Johnson will survive Partygate?
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FLAC’s Eilis Barry says LGBTQI+ rights have come a long way, but much still needs to be done.
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