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State funeral of former Taoiseach John Bruton to be held

The State funeral for former Taoiseach John Bruton will be held later this morning. It will be the first State funeral of a former Taoiseach for a decade and will get underway in Dunboyne, Co Meath at 11am. President Michael D Higgins and the Taoiseach Leo Varadkar will be among …

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Palestinians brace for Rafah evacuation

Trapped in and around Rafah amid fears of a “bloodbath,” more than 1 million terrified Palestinians waited for Israel to complete a plan to evacuate them and launch an assault against Hamas fighters in the southern Gaza city. Aid agencies warned that large numbers of civilians could die in the …

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White House hits back against age comment in Biden probe

The White House launched a fierce pushback against a brutal special counsel report portraying Joe Biden as elderly and forgetful, describing it as a political hit-job on the president in an election year. US Vice President Kamala Harris called the stinging report “politically motivated” while White House spokesman Ian Sams …

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At least 2 dead as plane crash lands on Florida highway

A small jet airplane crash-landed on a busy Florida interstate highway and burst into flames after colliding with a vehicle, killing at least two people, according to authorities and news footage from the scene. The Federal Aviation Administration said the plane, seen in video and photos engulfed in flames and …

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Man charged with attempted murder of senior PSNI officer

A 44-year-old man has been charged with the attempted murder of a senior police officer in Co Tyrone last year. He will appear in court in Dungannon in the morning in connection with the shooting of Detective Chief Inspector John Caldwell. Mr Caldwell was shot and seriously injured as he …

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Strike action at Coombe Hospital deferred

The Connect trade union has said that its members in Dublin’s Coombe Hospital have deferred strike action which was due to commence on Monday. The union said the workers involved in the dispute have been reinstated to their jobs ahead of a Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) meeting with management on …

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Thousands of children face ‘deadly malnutrition’ in Sudan

Three hundred days ago “a wave of atrocities” was unleashed against the children of Sudan, the United Nations’ (UN) children agency has said. At a news conference in Geneva, UNICEF spokesperson James Elder said that four million children had been displaced since the latest round of fighting broke out in …

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Man who flew to Ireland to meet girl, 13, avoids jail

A young man who was caught coming into the country to meet a 13-year-old girl with pornographic images and videos of her on his phone has been given a suspended sentence. Alexander Ortauf, 22, was 18 years old when he flew into Dublin Airport from the UK in February 2020 …

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Greens launch campaign for ‘Yes’ vote in care referendum

A ‘Yes’ vote on the forthcoming referendum on care would enable citizens – including the parents of people with disabilities – to take the Government to court to ensure the State does enough to support them, according to Minister for Integration Roderic O’Gorman. He said it would also put an …

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Removal of John Bruton to take place in Co Meath

The reception of former taoiseach John Bruton’s remains will take place in Co Meath this evening. The 76-year-old died on Tuesday morning following a long battle with illness. Mr Bruton’s remains will be removed to Saints Peter’s and Paul’s Church on Main Street in Dunboyne at 7pm. A State funeral …

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