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TikTok to be banned from public service devices over security concerns

Following a review by the National Cyber Security Centre, it has been advised that TikTok should be removed from official Government and public sector devices

Dublin Live

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar expresses 'reluctance' to make 'major' changes to abortion legislation

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly will bring a memo to Cabinet on Tuesday on a review

Irish Mirror

Catering for the Clintons is 'a career highlight' for enterprising Lisburn twins

"It was fabulous for a small family business such as ourselves within Northern Ireland to be recognised in this way."

Belfast Live

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Cost of living: Taoiseach says energy credit decision will be 'revisited' closer to Budget

The Government ruled out the introduction of more energy credits in February, but Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has now said that the situation will be revisited closer to Budget time

Irish Mirror

TikTok to be removed from public sector devices due to security concerns

Following a review by the National Cyber Security Centre, it has been advised that TikTok should be removed from official Government and public sector devices

Irish Mirror

FAI urged to follow US 2026 World Cup blueprint when it comes to Euro 2028 legacy planning

Pádraig Smith was last week appointed to the role of president of MLS side Colorado Rapids and says the league is gearing up to reap the benefits of the USA's co-hosting of the 2026 World Cup.

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar issues major tax update for middle-income earners ahead of Budget

Asked by the Irish Mirror whether or not the projected surplus cleared the way for the 30% tax rate, Mr Varadkar warned that some of the money will need to be kept for tougher times. However, he vowed that there will be a tax package for middle-income earners in the…

Irish Mirror

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Varadkar: Windsor Framework will not be reopened, but Brexit will never be done

The Taoiseach said: ‘Nobody is calling for (Brexit) to be opened or renegotiated – not even the DUP,’ during a Bloomberg event on Thursday.

The Independent UK

Tánaiste backs Robert Watt to continue as Dept of Health Secretary General after committee appearance

During a fiery Oireachtas Finance Committee meeting on Wednesday, Department of Health Secretary General Robert Watt said that he rejected most of the findings of a report into former CMO Dr Tony Holohan's secondment to Trinity

Irish Mirror

Good Friday Agreement Gala Dinner told: Northern Ireland can never go back to its violent past

The gathering came as the Stormont Assembly remains effectively collapsed due to a DUP boycott

Belfast Live

Northern Ireland can never go back to its violent past, says Sunak

A gathering at Hillsborough Castle included a former US president, the Prime Minister and four of his predecessors.

The Independent UK

Restoring Northern Ireland powersharing the ‘right thing’ to do for the Union, Sunak insists

The Prime Minister gave the final address at a major three-day conference marking the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement

Evening Standard

Sunak pressed on controversial legacy Bill during visit to Belfast

The Bill proposes an effective amnesty for Troubles crimes in exchange for co-operation with a new truth recovery body.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak: Restoring Stormont power-sharing 'right thing for future of the Union'

The PM said the Good Friday Agreement remains the "best and only foundation for peace and prosperity" in Northern Ireland

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The Independent UK

NI leadership that defies historical expectations is still needed – Varadkar

In the face of difficult compromises in 1998, Leo Varadkar said that “vision, leadership and optimism triumphed”.

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak tells DUP their Brexit boycott ‘bad for unionism’

Stormont deadlock ‘won’t bolster cause of unionism’, says PM – as Bill Clinton urges unionists to ‘get show back on the road’

The Independent UK

Restoring powersharing the ‘right thing’ to do for the Union, Sunak insists

The Prime Minister gave the final address at a major three-day conference marking the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.

Irish Mirror

Robert Watt says Stephen Donnelly was not told of Holohan secondment funding because of 'hack'

During a fiery Oireachtas Finance Committee meeting, Department of Health Secretary General Robert Watt said he did not agree with most aspects of the external report into Dr Tony Holohan's Trinity Secondment.

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The Independent UK

Clinton hails ‘extraordinary’ Good Friday Agreement anniversary conference

The former US secretary of state was speaking at Queen’s University in Belfast.

Irish Mirror

Fine Gael's John Paul Phelan retiring as TD in another blow for Leo Varadkar

Mr Phelan, 44, is the fourth Fine Gael TD to announce their retirement since the last general election, alongside Donegal TD Joe McHugh and Kerry’s Brendan Griffin. Former Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy retired in April 2021.

Dublin Live

RTE Late Late Show betting odds: Sarah McInerney surges but Claire Byrne still favourite in two-presenter race

The support for a woman to land the role has been strong

Dublin Live

Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews insist they were not invited to pal Jamie Laing's wedding

Vogue Williams and husband Spencer Matthews have revealed they were 'not invited' to best friend Jamie Laing's wedding after receiving backlash from fans for 'snubbing' the big day

Dublin Live

Brave dad Andrew McGinley 'blown away' after kind bride left flowers on kids' graves

The brave Dubliner uses his Twitter to keep his children's memories alive

Irish Mirror

Stephen Donnelly backs Micheál Martin's chief over Robert Watt in Holohan row

A report in Dr Tony Holohan's botched secondment to Trinity College Dublin contained a fiery letter from Micheál Martin's Chief of Staff Deirdre Gillane disputing suggestions from Health Secretary General Robert Watt that she knew about the move sooner

The Independent UK

No prosperity in Northern Ireland without peace, Kennedy tells conference

A major conference is taking place at Queen’s University in Belfast marking 25 years since the Good Friday Agreement.

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