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white house visit
Trump denies Zelenskyy US long-range missiles, says Putin wants to end war
It’s Zelenskyy’s third trip to Washington this year, following a disastrous televised shouting match in February and a make-up meeting in August.
The meeting comes as Trump readies for another summit with Russia's Vladimir Putin.
Trump appears set on pursuing diplomacy following the Gaza ceasefire deal he brokered last week.
On The JournalAvian Influenza
Fota Wildlife Park to remain closed 'until further notice' amid bird flu infections
On The JournalBike Shed
Does your street in Dublin need a bike bunker? Here's how to tell the council
HousingProperty prices rose 7.4% in the last year, as once 'affordable' areas now out of reach for many
INTERNATIONAL PROTECTIONFormer minister calls plan to pay asylum seekers more to return home 'window dressing'
InvestigationNI justice minister says 'line was crossed' when 'mob' showed up at her home last night
Not so fastDublin Marathon scraps priority entry for previous participants in bid to make access 'fairer'
Careful NowState spending watchdog concerned that Budget 2026 takes corporation tax receipts for granted
Not happy'I've never seen election promises abandoned so fast': Scathing opposition reaction to Budget
On The Journaldanger
Which circulating pumps have been recalled and how do you know if your heating system has one?
On The Journalgaza famine
MEPs pass resolution urging EU to 'combat famine' in Gaza but delete any mention of genocide
ReactionFrom promising to 'pathetic': What Irish MEPs made of Von der Leyen's more strident stance on Gaza
State of the Union
Von der Leyen warns Israel famine cannot be 'weapon of war' in major EU speech
The President of the European Commission stopped short of calling Israel’s assaults on Gaza genocide in what has been her strongest statements so far on the issue.
European Commission
Ursula von der Leyen prepares for State of the Union speech, as MEPs say she's 'losing the room'
Pressure is mounting and divisions deepening over Gaza, tariffs and trade as the President of the European Commission makes her set-piece address.
ESRIChild deprivation on par with 'darkest days' of economic crash, as 1 in 5 children living in poverty
Lunar EclipseThere's a rare partial 'blood moon' eclipse tonight - but you might struggle to catch a glimpse
planning objectionFresh objection seeks to derail Greater Dublin Drainage Project despite state's pleas
I'm out
Bertie Ahern rules himself out of presidency, citing lack of support from Fianna Fáil leadership
Ahern said he wouldn’t consider running as an Indpendent because he respects Fianna Fáil too much.
On The JournalLisbon
Death toll in Lisbon funicular crash rises to 16 as information on those killed emerges
No Irish nationals were among the dead, the Department of Foreign Affairs confirmed.
On The JournalOvercrowding
Prison report: 150% increase in the number of prisoners sleeping on mattresses on the floor
