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Tightening the purse strings
NASA says it will lose about 20 percent of its workforce as a result of Trump cuts
Israel's war on Gaza
Starmer rejects calls for Palestinian statehood as he progresses plans to airdrop aid into Gaza
inheritance tax
A new law could allow people prioritise non-children for inheritance tax purposes, says tax group
Astronomer
Company at centre of Coldplay concert cheating scandal enlists Gwyneth Paltrow to help with crisis
The 42 GAA Weekly
Clifford v Murphy, Jack v Jim, Kerry v Donegal: Who wins the green and gold final?
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Surrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: Does anyone want to go in on a four-person mortgage with me?
ukrainians in ireland
'They have nowhere else to go': Payments for hosting Ukrainians on the rise as centres close
An organisation that assists Ukrainians and hosts has said that more oversight of the payment scheme is needed.
Yes I will Yes
Why Ireland's YIMBYs are having a moment
Recent submissions on a new development in Dublin show that perhaps we’re not a nation of NIMBYs after all.
Waiting Lists
Outpatients in Ireland face the longest waits for care of patients in similar countries
promises promises
Doubling Renters' Tax Credit will cost €160m - but it is a pre-election pledge by Micheál Martin
Dáil newbies
Being a first-time TD: 'The hours are mad, if I finish at 9.30pm it feels like a half day'
blue lights
Garda warns of serious flaw in car chase policy as 'no drivers' trained in pursuit skills
The Morning Lead
Local councils across the country suspend homebuyer scheme amid funding row with department
More than 300 households facing eviction are left in limbo due to the uncertainty.
Maguiresbridge
Hundreds gather at vigil for 'much loved' mother and children killed in Co Fermanagh shooting
Flowers, teddy bears and an Arsenal football top with written notes have been laid close to scene of the incident in Drummeer Road.
Ghislaine Maxwell
Justice department meets Epstein accomplice for second day as Trump says he’s ‘allowed’ to pardon her
occupied territories bill
Foreign Affairs Committee recommends inclusion of services in Israeli settlements trade ban
FOREST FEST FOUNDER
'A music industry on their knees': Organiser says smaller festivals need government support
taxi rank
Uber will give women in US a choice to only travel with other women - but no plans to do it in Ireland
Dáil newbies
Being a first-time TD: 'People are much nicer in the Dáil bar than they are in the chamber'
Gaza
Over 220 MPs call for Britain to recognise Palestine as Starmer says this will be 'part of wider plan'
anti-immigration protest
Woman reports being forced to remove hijab at protest camp outside of refugee centre in Wicklow
Gardaí are investigating after a woman reported that she felt “forced to comply” when men at a protest camp told her to take off her hijab.
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