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A senior Garda officer has praised the courage of survivors and urged anyone affected by historical sexual abuse to come forward, following the conviction and sentencing of George Gibney.
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MATT TREACY: Kilmeaden community opposes proposal for data centre on nearly 300 acres which would consume as much energy as 424,000 Irish households. The local opposition follows rejection of Mayo proposal as global opposition to data centres grows.
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Building permanent commitments around fragile revenue leaves taxpayers exposed when the money stops coming in.
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The victims of the Parnell Square school stabbing have spoken of their ongoing trauma as Riad Bouchaker is to be sentenced next month.
Former Ireland Olympic swimming coach, George Gibney, has been sentenced to 15 and a half years in jails for sexually abusing girls – with one of his victims saying today that she had spent decades in silence because of his “perverted behaviours”.
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NIAMH UÍ BHRIAIN: Who had most to gain from the decision of the PSNI to claim there'd be no disorder from allowing an Orange parade in Garvaghy? It certainly allowed SF to continue distraction from issues like enormous demographic changes in Portadown.
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SÉAMUS CLARKE on the left’s moral superiority complex. “It is deeply paradoxical to preach kindness, inclusion, and empathy while routinely using public shaming against anyone who holds traditional or opposing views.”
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GARY KAVANAGH: A review of the last decade of data on Ireland's social housing list shows that it is increasingly comprised of applicants from outside the EU and UK. Such applicants are now 46% of the non-Irish total
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PETER CADDLE: Ireland has been put under heavy criticism by Brussels following the government's failure to put forward a respectable plan for the European Union's future seven-year budget.
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Weekend strikes carried out by the Houthis on Saudi Arabia’s King Khalid International Airport killed 14 people and injured hundreds, marking a significant escalation in hostilities on the Arabian Peninsula.
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Taxes push up everyday bills, but reductions are presented as help from government rather than households keeping more of their own money.
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When asked if the state was looking to counteract an aging population by assisting people in having bigger families, Social Protection Minister Dara Calleary admitted, "No, we haven't actually."
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Pointing to the 520 prisoners currently forced to sleep on floor mattresses near unpartitioned toilets, Bishop Martin Hayes has called on the state to build more prison space:
"Kevin Bakhurst seems ready to whip out a tiny violin because RTÉ did not bag an extra €20 million from the Government for 2027. But it still received a huge €240 million, two years after a €725m Govt bailout. Why should it receive an ounce of sympathy?"
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In the wake of the EU Parliament vote to toughen the pan-European response to the Islamist group, the Muslim Brotherhood, an Offaly TD has reiterated her concerns that the organisation is free to recruit and raise funds here.
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5 of Ireland’s MEPs voted against a EU parliamentary motion to toughen the response to the Islamist group the Muslim Brotherhood - with some allies linking the move to Islamophobia.
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Taxpayers fund public services. Government should have to show that the money delivers results and explain where spending falls short.
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Irish Media Minister Patrick O'Donovan tells @Ben_Scallan that broken electoral promises and false statements by politicians don't count as misinformation:
"I know you probably would [consider that misinformation]...but I wouldn't."
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New data confirms that at least 31% of those on Jobseekers Allowance non-Irish. "This is a point that’s seldom raised in the debate on immigration. There is a cost to it. We are spending €543m on Job Seekers every year for non-Irish born people," he said.
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Aontú accused the Government of living in a parallel universe to voters and of failing to provide help on petrol, diesel and green diesel, while Independent Ireland said it Budget 27 left people simply standing still.
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