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Mary Lou McDonald says Patrick's Day trip will let Ireland send 'clear message' to US on Gaza
On The Journal7 October
UN agency for Palestinian refugees sacks employees over claims of involvement in Hamas attack
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On The JournalSeized
Five people arrested as drugs, slash hooks, machetes and knives seized in Cork raids
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Death RowUN urges Alabama to halt first US execution using nitrogen gas, says it could 'amount to torture'
On The JournalStorm Jocelyn
12,000 properties still without power in wake of Storms Isha and Jocelyn
Public TransportSome increases to public transport fares but €2 cap for Dublin travel within 90 minute to remain
Job CutsIrish Independent publisher Mediahuis seeks to lay off 10% of staff through voluntary redundancies
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storm isha
Another storm is heading for Ireland as 68,000 properties still without power after Storm Isha
The areas where customers will remain without supply overnight include Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim, Mayo and Sligo.
Met Éireann is forecasting that Storm Jocelyn will track to the northwest of Ireland tomorrow, bringing strong and gusty winds.
Around 35,000 people are experiencing water disruption as a result of Storm Isha this evening.
In the North, around 17,000 customers are without power this evening.
On The JournalThe North
Stormont return: DUP's Friday meeting wasn't ‘make or break’ moment, Donaldson says
On The JournalAsylum Seekers
Donohoe 'confident' gardaí will bring cases forward over recent arson attacks around the country
On The JournalWater
Public being urged to report leaks as rapid thaw expected with milder weather over weekend
On The JournalGaza
Gaza death toll nears 25,000 as Netanyahu rejects calls for Palestinian state
Gaza’s health ministry said 93 people had been killed overnight, including 16 in a strike on a house in the southern city of Rafah.
Asylum Seekers
Varadkar says arrests will be made over recent arson attacks around the country
There have been a number of arson attacks at properties earmarked for asylum seeker accommodation in recent months.
Industrial Action
NI Strikes: Varadkar says public sector workers haven't got pay increases 'they should have'
Some 16 trade unions with joint membership totalling around 170,000 are taking part in industrial action today.
Unions in the North have been involved in long-running pay disputes, in some cases lasting for several years.
Workers are demanding that pay awards made to counterparts elsewhere in the UK are introduced in Northern Ireland.
Speaking at Belfast City Hall this afternoon, Nipsa general secretary Carmel Gates said strike action will grow if demands aren't met.
On The JournalGaza
Medicines for hostages and other aid arrives in Gaza as Israel continues strikes
A top Hamas official set new conditions for providing the drugs, insisting Israel must not inspect the trucks carrying them.
On The JournalAsylum Seekers
Local authorities can't have ‘a la carte’ relationship with Govt, Varadkar says after Mayo council vote
