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Endorsements for Kamala Harris, arrests at Dundalk protest and defence infrastructure spending
Our Lady of LourdesPatient care: Hospital staff did their best for my father but the resources aren't there
the morning lead
Micheál Martin backs calls for ban on tanning beds but gives no timeline
The Tánaiste compared the risk of tanning beds to the risk of asbestos.
not joeing on
Kamala Harris plans to 'earn and win' Democratic nomination after receiving Biden's endorsement
Other Democrats – including former president Bill Clinton – have also endorsed Harris.
Green BarracksThe military are spending €355m on a major building programme to decarbonise the Defence estate
GAA
Clare crowned All-Ireland hurling champions after beating Cork in extra-time thriller
The Banner ended an 11-year wait for Liam MacCarthy Cup glory.
gender balanceMairead McGuinness warns Govt of 'the bigger picture' on single-candidate Commissioner strategy
Coolock'The people must be heard' says McDonald after discussion with Taoiseach on Coolock protests
NewcastleMan with injuries to face and arm hospitalised after alleged assault with a sword in Co Down
Slainte
After pints in Chequers, what next for the British-Irish bromance?
Ireland and the UK are friends again, and they’ve got the hangover to prove it.
the morning leadBudget 2025: Income tax cuts, inheritance tax changes and rent credit rise on the cards
Clamping
New Fine Gael senator wants harsher punishments for drivers who park in disabled parking spaces
In a wide-ranging interview, Bradley talks about tackling disability issues, getting into politics and fertility post-cancer.
safe house
'I am 16, I was raped': How Irish aid is helping survivors of gender-based violence in Ethiopia
The majority of women and girls who use the safehouse are under 18 years of age and are pregnant when they arrive.
us presidential raceDonald Trump back on the campaign trail for the first time following assassination attempt
Sinn FéinMcDonald calls for government to 'move beyond condemnation' and engage with Coolock residents
