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Trump says ‘Gaza thing has never worked’ as he meets Benjamin Netanyahu at White House
The US President renewed his call to Arab nations to relocate displaced Palestinians.
Egypt and Jordan have flatly rejected calls by Trump to relocate 2.3 million Palestinians during post-war rebuilding of the territory.
Trump also signed an executive order withdrawing the US from a number of UN bodies, including the main UN relief agency for Palestine.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Sinn Féin to challenge Government on Occupied Territories Bill when Dáil returns tomorrow
High Court hearing over 'super junior' ministers at Cabinet expected to take place in May
Electric vehicle sales in Ireland hit new record, but Tesla drops out of top selling brands
Sitdown Sunday: The new luddites - meet the young people who are shunning social media
Seanad election: Hazel Chu loses out on final Trinity seat, while Malcolm Noonan is elected for Greens
Man (60s) dies following house fire in Cork city
Gardaí seize over €140k worth of counterfeit Apple headphones, designer goods and cash
What does today's High Court injunction mean for the XL Bully ban?
HSE notifies public to stop using four types of vape as EU-wide safety warning issued
Dominique Pelicot questioned over murder and attempted rape during 1990s
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
CAO extends application deadline for those impacted by Storm Éowyn
Around 89,000 still without power as Naughton concedes many impacted are at 'boiling point'
Six men found in container at Rosslare refused leave to land, with two minors in care of Tusla
Sinn Féin TD launches legal action over 'super junior' ministers attending Cabinet meetings
State sells further 5% stake in AIB for €652m and could exit the bank later this year
Man (80s) dies after being struck by car in Co Roscommon
Denis O'Brien ordered by High Court to produce documents used in Moriarty Tribunal
Boy (13) in serious condition after e-scooter incident in Donegal
SDLP councillor steps down from party after giving reference for soldier later convicted of rape
Sitdown Sunday: The things you see as a fly-on-the-wall in a 24-hour diner in New York
Last stop: Northside residents wave goodbye to much-loved Number 11 bus after intensive campaign
Public advised to shelter in place during 'damaging, destructive and dangerous' storm
Storm Éowyn is expected to make landfall in Ireland shortly, with Status Red weather warnings in place early tomorrow morning.
All schools, including creches, primary, secondary, and third level, will be closed for the duration of the red level warning.
An Post has confirmed that there will be no postal deliveries or collections tomorrow.
All National Parks will be closed tomorrow and will remain closed until further notice.
Samantha Mumba bidding to represent Ireland at Eurovision Song Contest this year
Four men arrested for 'disruptive behaviour' on flight due to depart from Dublin Airport
High Court hears arguments on where Declan Ganley's case against CNN should be heard
Sitdown Sunday: The allegations against Neil Gaiman
McGregor must give a sworn statement about the hotel CCTV footage - so what happens next?
High Court orders Conor McGregor not to disseminate CCTV footage shown during civil trial
Here's what we know about the Gaza ceasefire deal being discussed in Qatar
Case of man wrongly linked to Parnell Square attack comes before High Court for first time
Sitdown Sunday: A mole infiltrated two US right-wing militia groups - this is what he found
Quiz: How much do you know about the five living US presidents?
The Enoch Burke saga and what happens when prison is no longer a deterrent
The teacher’s case has been before the courts since August 2022 and it remains unclear how it will be resolved.
Here's What Happened Today: Friday