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Trump threatens to sue CNN

Trump claims that the network has been defaming him since he was elected President in 2016

Salon

Eamon Ryan rules out energy rations but wants public to 'be careful' with usage

The Government's Climate Action Plan has recommended that there be cuts of between 22% and 30% made for the agriculture sector in terms of emissions

Irish Mirror

Carbon emissions cuts in farming sector may not be decided until September with Eamon Ryan pushing for 30%

“The target will have to be somewhere in the middle, both sides will be unhappy.”

Irish Mirror

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Social welfare August bank holiday payment date changes confirmed with some to be paid early

Payments, including child benefit and the pension, are expected to come in on different days than usual as Monday, August 1 is a bank holiday

Irish Mirror

Lord Trimble – Good Friday Agreement architect and former UUP leader – dies

Leaders past and present pay tribute to man who 'chose to grasp the opportunity for peace when it presented itself and sought to end the decades of violence that blighted his beloved Northern Ireland'

Wales Online

Cost of living crisis: Leo Varadkar says government 'can't just do targeted measures' if it is to help middle income families

Speaking on Virgin Media's The Tonight Show, the Tánaiste said having only targeted measures would not benefit middle income families who are also "feeling the squeeze"

Irish Mirror

'Assume you have Covid' if you wake up with this symptom

Ireland has now passed the peak Covid-19 summer wave, but the virus is still rampant

Dublin Live

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Would Rishi Sunak put the brakes on culture wars as a minority ethnic PM?

Analysis: Some see him as a typical Tory, but community groups say his ascent to No 10 would be a British milestone

The Guardian - UK

Taoiseach gives green light for tech companies to build data centres in Ireland

“We can't say no to all data centres because that potentially would be saying no to a lot of investment on the technology front both on the digital and the bigger companies."

Irish Mirror

Still tired after the heatwave? You may be suffering from 'sleep debt'

"People will have incurred a sleep debt – perhaps above and beyond their normal sleep debt"

Irish Mirror

Ireland's media watchdog rejects complaints about shows hosted by RTE's Claire Byrne and Newstalk's Pat Kenny

Claire Byrne Live and Pat Kenny's Newstalk radio show were among the complaints

Irish Mirror

Irish inflation rate 2022: What is inflation, why is it so high in Ireland and what happens next?

Many in Ireland are not able to cope with the rises in cost of pretty much everything, with a two-year battle with Covid-19 and the Russian invasion of Ukraine proving to be too much for some

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach 'clear' on his position in Fianna Fáil as he shrugs off possible heave within the party

29 TDs and Senators met without Government Ministers and without the knowledge of Mr Martin to discuss the future of the party due to fears the electorate is unaware of the party’s identity.

Irish Mirror

Dr warns 'an awful lot of Covid infection' going undiagnosed in Ireland

Dr Eoghan de Barra, an infectious disease consultant at Beaumont Hospital, said despite Covid cases in hospitals dropping, there is still plenty of infection spreading

Irish Mirror

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Is Ireland now headed for a proper recession? Leo Varadkar gives ominous update amid soaring inflation

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar said the cost-of-living squeeze will “feel like a recession” for people who don’t receive a pay rise

Dublin Live

AIB cashless branches: Full list of Dublin locations making change

The changes will see cash, ATM and cheque services removed from their 70 nation-wide branches

Irish Mirror

Author Cathy Kelly opens up about split from husband saying her marriage breakdown was "no ones fault"

“People change and life changes us and we move on. It can be very brave to go, ‘You know it’s better to end this and be happy than…

Irish Mirror

Irish Water reveals the 12 areas of Ireland at risk of drought in heatwave as temps peak at 32C today

Since the middle of last week, we've seen temperatures slowly creep up day-by-day, with a high of 32C expected to be hit on Monday afternoon

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Irish Mirror

The fatal mistake Irish people make when cooking meat on a BBQ

As you wait for the charcoal to ash over, keep your meat in the fridge until the last minute.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin set to face questions about resigning during official visit to Japan

Mr Martin will meet with the Japan Ireland Parliamentary Friendship League and attend an Irish community and Japanese reception which will be attended by Irish ambassador to Japan, Paul Kavanagh on Tuesday

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar enjoys heatwave as he relaxes with BBQ alongside partner Matthew Barrett

Leo was dressed-down for the occasion, donning a simple red shirt while holding a pint of water in the picture posted to Instagram

Dublin Live

Leo Varadkar says Ireland needs to accommodate more Ukrainian refugees despite bed concerns

The Tanaiste's comments come despite a number of people fleeing the war being forced to sleep at Dublin Airport, and the admission that more tented campsites are expected to be erected to help cope with the influx of people

Irish Mirror

Ireland won't cap number of Ukrainian refugees as Varadkar says we have to 'pull out all the stops' to accommodate more

"We’re going to have to pull out all of the stops to try and provide additional accommodation and do everything we can."

Dublin Live

Guinness-making brewery Diageo to create over 1000 jobs on Dublin outskirts

The brewery will take two years to construct

Irish Mirror

Government accused of telling families 'to wait' for cost-of-living crisis help

'We see it at the pumps, we see it in supermarkets, we see it in our utility bills. The price of everything is going up and the price of nothing is going down'

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