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Irish PM Concedes Defeat As Constitutional Amendments Rejected

Irish PM Varadkar's proposed constitutional amendments on family and gender roles face rejection in early vote tallies, reflecting Ireland's evolving socia...

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Newry: Arsonist "could have killed me" says nurse after car set on fire in sectarian hate crime

The Aontú Newry representative woke in the early hours of July 12 to her car on fire beside her home and police are now treating it as a sectarian hate crime

Belfast Live

Call for Ryan Tubridy to attend Oireachtas Committee as meeting with RTÉ brought forward

Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín has called for Ryan Tubridy to be brought before the Oireachtas Finance Committee as the Media Committee and Public Accounts Committee seek meetings over RTÉ pay scandal

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Council candidate has hands full as she gives birth ahead of local elections

Aontú candidate for Derg, Leza Houston, gave birth to healthy baby boy Bennett in Strabane ahead of Thursday’s polling day

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland council election: Key battlegrounds as parties compete for votes

Some of the battles to look out for in each of the 11 council areas

Belfast Live

Newry election candidate's house targeted with graffiti

"That this type of intimidation is happening in 2023 is incredible."

Belfast Live

Massive increase in money collected from M50 toll charges last year

In 2022, the M50 toll charges made up almost half of last year's income with €169.6 million collected

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Almost 500 people have attempted suicide at River Shannon in Limerick city in past five years

It is on average nearly two people every week

Irish Mirror

Ukrainian refugees in Ireland can access ‘just 1 of 29 homes’ bought amid accommodation crisis

The figures were revealed in parliamentary question responses to Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín

Irish Mirror

Tensions at Derry Council meeting over refurbishment works of City Baths

"City Baths are an essential piece of infrastructure for many people."

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