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April
April 2024
World Central KitchenDoctor 'anxious' about return to Gaza after killing of aid workers in Israeli air strike
new prioritiesSimon Harris to tell FG Ard Fheis that tougher penalties are needed for anti-social behaviour
inclusivityUnderstanding neurodiversity: There's no correct way for the brain to work, we're all different
the morning lead
Your stories: The stress, strain and heartbreak of trying to find childcare in Ireland
“Our unborn child is on a waiting list for two creches and four childminders – yes, a waiting list. No place is confirmed.”
Fine Gael Ard Fheis
Simon Harris sets out his stall on Cabinet reshuffle, TV licence reforms and a united Ireland
The Fine Gael Ard Fheis is taking place in Galway this weekend.
Status orangeGovernment to offer temporary shelter to asylum seekers sleeping rough during Storm Kathleen
Dublin District Coroner’s CourtCoroner answers jury's legal questions on third day of deliberations in Stardust inquest
take careStorm Kathleen: Flooding and strong winds expected with Status Orange warning for five counties
mark your calendarMinister makes orders that local and European election voting take place on 7 June
KilkeelMourners at funeral of Bobbie McKee told his murder 'shattered the peace' of local community
Beep beepMajority of motorists voice strong support for proposal to reduce car traffic in Dublin city centre
National Treasury Management AgencyIrish government to stop investing almost €3m in companies based in illegal Israeli settlements
Fine GaelHarris' first Ard Fheis as leader to hear calls for more 'starter homes' and lethal arms for Ukraine
scammersIrish men are becoming the victims of investment fraud more often, with €25m stolen last year
Wasted Wetlands
Wasted Wetlands: Pumping of bogs by Bord na Móna 'hampering rehabilitation'
Environmentalists say the semi-state’s pumping practices in Co Longford are harming the habitats of birds of conservation concern.
The TroublesNew evidence into Guildford pub bombing won't be pursued due to Legacy Bill, family told
Wasted Wetlands
Some of Ireland's cleanest rivers and streams at risk from Coillte forestry
Environmental activists are concerned the State company’s cutting and replanting activity on peat is a ‘perfect storm for water quality impacts’.
