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Song contestBoycotting the Eurovision over Israel's involvement would alienate people, says Taoiseach
Festive dips
Calls to expand government water testing as thousands flock for Christmas Day swims
Most bathing waters have not been tested by local authorities since September.
BlanchardstownOne man dead, one critically injured, in shooting in Blanchardstown restaurant on Christmas Eve
LATEST UPDATESGaza death toll hits 20,424 ministry reports, as Israeli prime minister promises a 'long war'
christmas weekOne Dublin cafe is taking a fresh approach to helping people in housing and food insecurity
Metro NorthEamon Ryan says Dublin metro could have been built for 'fraction of the cost' if not for 2011 delay
duvet dayIreland to be one of Europe's warmest countries this Christmas eve, with wind and rain forecast
Drugs BustMen arrested after €21m cocaine haul to appear before special sitting of Limerick court today
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Windy weather for Christmas eve, Govt leaders concerned about Twitter’s policies, and Israel’s bombardment of Gaza continues.
Social MediaTaoiseach and Tánaiste both express concerns over X after report on how it moderates content
life in conflictUkraine: 'This is the second Christmas our children made just one wish, to see their Dad again'
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Inadequate interpretation still leading to asylum case delays
Over 100 asylum appeal hearings were postponed in 2022 due to problems with interpretation.
There are no interpretation standards or quality controls in Ireland
Lack of training and quality control have been flagged as an issue since at least 2015
These figures are ‘surprisingly high’, says expert
dublin riotsOne month on: 'We must listen to concerns around immigration if we are to stop the fear'
