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On The JournalBRÚ FROM BREWS
Irish brewers and distillers on Brexiting better than Britain and using that to face US tariffs
On The Journaltrade war
China slaps extra 34% tariffs on US imports as Trump vows his 'policies will never change'
Wall Street stocks dropped sharply in morning trading, while European markets ended the day sharply lower.
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Fallout from global US tariffs continues, paternity leave take-up and financial help for schools.
The Morning Lead
The number of schools needing financial crisis help has increased by 540% in two years
Almost half of schools receiving financial guidance are Deis and special schools.
EU responseVon der Leyen hits out at 'chaos and complexity' unleashed by Trump in early hours speech
garda watchdogWomen arrested at Mothers Against Genocide protest seek legal advice on making GSOC complaint
On The JournalSeanad
Senators propose Israeli arms embargo to block gun exports and transit through Ireland
simmering tensionsApple and Meta face big EU fines this week - and Ireland might have to collect the money
James BrowneHousing minister 'won't get into predictions' on whether social homes target was met last year
On The JournalUniversity of Limerick
Campaign of harassment against student at on-campus housing 'deeply concerning'
HomelessnessNumber of people in emergency accommodation reaches record 15,378, including 4,653 children
Mark Ward'Let me apologise on his behalf': Mary Lou says sorry for use of f-word by Sinn Féin TD in Dáil
On The Journalspeaking time row
Dáil adjourned after hours of chaos and shouting
A motion to create a new speaking slot for government backbenchers and independents was carried.
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Dáil disruptions expected, calls for CAMHS reform and THAT group chat blunder in the US.
On The Journalsky spiral
Glowing spiral in the sky over Britain and Europe caused by SpaceX rocket launch
The spiral was likely caused after fuel from the SpaceX Falcon 9, which launched yesterday, froze in the sky.
tariff talkHarris speaks with US commerce secretary Lutnick, who called Ireland his 'favourite tax scam'
Consumer protectionBanks must take action and better protect customers against scams under new rules
Hold your horsesTake stock of housing policies before easing lending rules for developers, says Central Bank boss
the morning lead
Government row with pharmacy union preventing six-month prescription extensions
A row between the government and the country’s largest pharmacy union is preventing the extension of prescriptions.
On The JournalBrussels
Zelenskyy pushes for 'crucial' EU support as Macron announces new Ukraine 'coalition' summit in Paris
On The JournalEU summit
Taoiseach rejects claims that Ireland will spend €1bn on Ukraine aid, as EU yet to agree plan
Micheál Martin is in Brussels for a EU leaders’ summit at a time of increasing uncertainty.
Leaders' QuestionsTaoiseach accused of 'spoofing' over housing after White House laughter discussed in the Dáil
