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The mum from Ireland is said to have died after a bariatric procedure. It comes as Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs confirmed a number of its citizens had died following medical procedures in Turkey.

The Department of Foreign Affairs is aware of the woman's death

Belfast council wanted half a million from the Department of Justice

Department for Education’s spending on what works best for children in care is a good move but still needs to deliver better outcomes, report states.

"We’re extending the payment pause because it would be deeply unfair to ask borrowers to pay a debt that they wouldn’t have to pay."

The Northern Trust says the current configuration of maternity services is "a fragile and vulnerable service model that is unsustainable"

Türkiye called on the United States to halt support for a Syrian Kurdish militia on Tuesday after an escalation in retaliatory strikes along the border which prompted Washington to warn against military action that would destabilize Syria. The comments came as Turkish artillery kept up bombardment of Kurdish bases and…

The United States continues to oppose any military action that destabilizes the situation in Syria, a State Department spokesperson said on Monday, adding that Washington has communicated its serious concerns to Ankara over the impact of such an offensive on the goal to fight against Islamic State.

Leo Varadkar noted the company had 'at long last' gotten in touch with the Department of Enterprise

Borrowers who say they were misled by their colleges have waited years for the federal government to review their claims. Wednesday's decision was a big win for them, but it's already been appealed.

'The best part of' €2 million has been spent on the building which has been empty for the past few years