Month: May 2024
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'I want to go home' – life in a Lebanese shelter
Since October, around 100,000 people have been forced to flee their homes in southern Lebanon. RTÉ Deputy Foreign Editor Edmund…
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Rachael English is new presenter of RTÉ’s News at One
RTÉ has announced that Rachael English will be the new presenter of Radio 1’s News at One following the retirement…
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‘I want to go home’ – Life in a Lebanese shelter
Even as a school, Tyre Vocational and Technical school would be considered dilapidated. The paint on the walls is peeling,…
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Completion date for children’s hospital further delayed
The completion date for the new National Children’s Hospital will be further delayed, the Public Accounts Committee will hear. The…
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Garden lovers set to gather as Bloom festival begins
It is that time of year again, when garden lovers and fans of Irish food, drink and horticulture make a…
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Car ramming attack kills two Israeli soldiers
A car ramming attack killed two Israeli soldiers near the city of Nablus in the occupied West Bank, according to…
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Tents being removed from Dublin’s Grand Canal
Around 100 tents being used by asylum seekers are being removed this morning from Dublin’s Grand Canal for the third…
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Apprentices being ‘exploited as cheap labour’
Craft apprentices are being exploited as cheap labour by some employers, according to the Connect trade union. It will launch…
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ANC on less than 42% in early South Africa results
Partial results from South Africa’s national election showed that the governing African National Congress (ANC) had won 41.77% of the…
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Unions ‘disappointed’ at new jobseeker’s payment top rate
Ahead of a Dáil debate on a new pay-related Jobseeker’s Benefit, the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) is calling…
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