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April
April 2024
they never came home
Stardust: A timeline of the Tribunals, reports and inquests that led to this week's verdict
This week a verdict of unlawful killing was returned by the jury for all 48 people who died in the disaster.
the morning lead
Irish GPs have come under pressure to prescribe hormones, gender service consultant claims
A landmark report in the UK raised concerns over private gender care, which Paul Moran said is also an issue here.
People in need of gender care are turning to private providers due to long waiting lists.
The National Gender Service has advised GPs not to enter shared care arrangements with private clinics.
Dr Paul Moran called on pharmacists to stop dispensing foreign gender healthcare hormone prescriptions.
operation taraGardaí seize €125,000 in suspected drugs and arrested two men after searches in Donegal
Juliet O'ConnellLabour's ex-small business rep resigns from party after WRC rules she underpaid employee
Garda DriversEx-ministerial driver awarded €30k for dismissal over rule Cabinet must be driven by serving gardaí
Roderic O'GormanGathering of 'masked people' outside minister's home 'chilling and disturbing', says Taoiseach
on and on it goesFAI: No permanent manager until September, 'hope' to appoint O'Shea as interim for June games
EurovisionPro-Palestine group delivers petition to RTÉ studio in Cork calling for Eurovision boycott
Christmas blessingBlessing of planes to continue at Dublin Airport despite reports the custom was to be scrapped
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US officials say Israel has carried out airstrikes on Iran, the Butterlys’ business dealings and Simon Harris in Brussels.
43 years on'I've been on a mission since the night I ran out looking for him': Stardust families react
Kings RiverIFI notified of 'significant' kill of up to 500 fish by people contacting confidential phoneline
New kid on the blockHarris bats away talk of 'inexperience' on his big EU debut as Ukraine and Palestine dominate
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The tangled web of the Butterlys' business dealings over the years
The Butterly family presided over a wide network of businesses in its heyday – but many shut or went into receivership during the financial crisis.
Recognising PalestineTánaiste 'disappointed' that UN has not voted in favour of Palestine membership after US veto
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What it was like in the room when the Stardust verdict was announced
A member of staff discreetly slid packets of tissues onto the tables where some of the family members were sitting.
Unlawful KillingStardust families call for apology, Taoiseach says Government and gardaí will consider verdict
