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rich coming from you
Michael O'Leary has written to the Irish Times for 'slagging off' his Metrolink opinions
Biodiversity Threat
An Asian Hornet (the kind known for bullying bees) has been found and captured in Cork
israel shuts the gates
‘They're too malnourished to treat': Marion McKeone meets an NHS nurse working in Gaza
hearing aid
AI-powered ‘hearing glasses’ will use lip-reading technology to help people with hearing loss
Reaction
'Turn that hurt into hunting': Shels boss wants players to bounce back from dramatic Euro exit
Animal Welfare
'Awful to watch': Outrage over video of horse and trap crashing into car on Dublin road
Shortage of teachers
Union says teachers returning from places like Abu Dhabi shouldn't be on basic pay
Investigatesseal deaths
Dead seals washing up on Irish coasts more than doubles in three years
The Journal Investigates can reveal a significant spike in dead seal reports, as severe storms and human disturbance threaten the protected species.
Over 400 deaths reported in 2023, up from 201 in 2020
Severe storms causing ‘chaos’ within colonies
Animal autopsies needed to understand deaths
Europa League qualifying
Shelbourne knocked out of Europa League after losing 4-3 on aggregate to Croatian side Rijeka
Joey O’Brien’s side scored 86th-minute penalty to level tie but will now play in Uefa Conference League play-off.
Gaza
Mary Robinson warns governments are 'increasingly complicit in genocide' after visiting Gaza border
In a statement, Robinson called on political leaders to put pressure on the Israeli government and 'end its atrocity crimes'.
A coalition of 24 countries, including Ireland, Canada and the UK, have called for urgent action to stop the ‘famine’ in the Gaza Strip.
Public Transport
Siptu calls for social care officers to work with transport police to help vulnerable people
Shooting Stars
Meteor shower and rare 'double planet' to light up Irish skies tonight - here's how to spot them
heatwaves
Europe grapples with extreme heat, as wildfires burn homes and claim lives
Several people have died either in wildfires or from extreme temperatures.
portlaoise prison
Avocados, fajita kits, and a birthday cake among items ordered by Republican prisoners in Portlaoise
angel care
Fine Gael councillor didn't declare 50% stake in firm accused of charging nurses unlawful fees
Patchwork
The millionaire millennial seeking the presidency: How did Gareth Sheridan get so rich?
How, exactly, did he earn his millions?
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