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Dáil Parliament passes Bill banning goods from occupied Palestinian territories
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Volodymyr Zelensky thanks Ireland for support during Dublin Castle address
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Irish Government considering social media ban for under-16s
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Ireland’s neutrality ‘does not provide immunity’ from threats to Europe – Kallas
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Irish Government hoping UK Legacy Bill can be ‘expedited’
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Government wins confidence motion but loses junior minister
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Healy-Rae says he has ‘grave reservations’ about Taoiseach after resigning
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Opposition rounds on Government ‘arrogance’ over protests as minister resigns
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Junior minister resigns over Government handling of fuel protests
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Irish parliament prepares for motion of no confidence in the Government
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Irish Government announces 505m euro in fuel-cost measures after protests
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Dublin fuel protesters ‘ambushed’ in late-night Garda operation, spokesman says
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Fuel protest ‘cleared’ from Dublin as Cabinet prepares to hold emergency meeting
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Further motorway closures as fuel-cost talks to resume
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Irish Government to cut excise duty on petrol and diesel amid high energy prices
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Ireland not involved in Strait of Hormuz security, Taoiseach says
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Irish deputy premier criticises fuel price ‘anomalies’
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Irish Government charter from Middle East to touch down in Dublin later
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Irish Government to charter flight from Middle East for its citizens
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Irish Government agreed on ‘red flags’ with Donald Trump’s Board of Peace
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Government accused of ‘muted and confusing’ response to Grok abusive images
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‘Tomorrow is not the end’, says Harris over vote on EU-Mercosur trade deal
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‘It was a survival call’: Palestinian mother thanks Ireland for son’s treatment
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Irish premier tells UN peacekeepers in Lebanon of nation’s pride
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Concern voiced as next phase of Omagh Bombing Inquiry hearings delayed
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Irish minister criticises EU for failing to act on child safety online
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Ireland will back Ukraine ‘for as long as it takes’, Martin tells Zelensky
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Zelensky thanks Ireland for its generosity amid Russian invasion
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Dublin needs to ‘step up’ over legacy investigations, MPs say
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