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On The Journalstardust
Stardust Inquest jury shown 'extremely graphic' material from night of fatal Stardust fire
Domestic ViolencePSNI urges victims to 'speak out' as Ballymena man is jailed for brutal attack on woman
On The Journalfactcheck
Debunked: Picture of Irish homeless woman and children is an AI-generated image
On The JournalHigh Court
Micheál Martin resolves court action with Google over what he says are fake and damaging ads
On The JournalHIQA
‘Trend’ of nursing home closures mostly impacting rural areas, as 50 close over four-year period
On The JournalAbortion care
'Doing it on Women's Day like it's a gift to us': Cairns criticises govt on women's referendum
InquestNo decision yet from DPP on whether gardaí will face prosecution over fatal shooting of George Nkencho
Eurovision
RTÉ receives close to 500 emails calling on it to boycott Eurovision due to Israel’s involvement
The organisers of the Eurovision have described it as a ‘competition for broadcasters – not governments’.
On The JournalEU summit
Varadkar stresses importance of Council meeting as EU leaders wrestle with Orban over Ukraine
On The JournalDerailed
Strikes by Northern Ireland’s bus and rail service Translink to impact Dublin to Belfast trains
On The JournalStormont
‘Real sense of momentum’ in talks to restore Stormont but DUP says ‘still work to be done’
On The JournalESRI
Irish economy continues to grow despite contraction in GDP for first time in over a decade
Kids In Care
Over 60 migrant children missing after disappearing from State care
The boys and girls – who sought protection after fleeing war-torn countries – vanished in Ireland since 2017.
Noteworthy analysis finds a large number of missing migrant children were not the subject of public garda appeals to help locate them
This year alone, 20 refugee children disappeared and remain missing from Tusla care - the highest yearly number to date
Children’s rights organisations express concerns over underage migrants and raise trafficking fears
UK PoliticsAnalysis: Immigration matters to British voters, but not as much as Conservatives would like
