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Government confirms £400 energy discount will be delivered in Northern Ireland

But the DUP and Sinn Fein have disagreed about when people could receive the discount.

The Independent UK

Sinn Fein leaders question Taoiseach and Tanaiste's support of Robert Troy

Mary Lou McDonald said the resignation of Mr Troy as trade promotion minister was 'inevitable'

Irish Mirror

George Hook on recession fears admitting debt nearly destroyed his marriage

The former Newstalk presenter also fears Sinn Fein will take his money if elected

Dublin Live

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George Hook says debt nearly destroyed marriage and believes recession 'inevitable'

And he believes a recession is inevitable after such a rise in inflation.

Irish Mirror

Gregory Campbell accuses Michelle O’Neill of ‘romanticising’ The Troubles

The Sinn Fein leader has been strongly criticised by unionists and some victims’ groups for her comments on the past.

Belfast Live

Brendan Hughes: Gen-Z singing 'up the Ra' a depressing sign of a society still divided

In many respects Stormont has failed to show leadership

Belfast Live

The Earth's Corr: The endless push for profit is going to do us all in

We’re not even close to where we need to be and temperatures are still rising as there’s delay after delay on real action

Belfast Live

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Man brutally attacked on Dublin Bus after challenging homophobic thugs

Mark Sheehan suffered a suspected broken nose in the attack when he and pals were getting a bus home in the Templeogue area of south Dublin

Irish Mirror

Who killed Michael Collins? Mystery remains 100 years on from murder of most famous Irishman in the world

Far from clarifying anything – the circumstances around this terrible event are more strange and inexplicable than I thought.

Irish Mirror

Mid Ulster Councillors allowances revealed for 2021/22

Almost £700,000 was claimed by the locally elected representatives from across the district

Belfast Live

Liz Truss says the UK is 'not four separate nations... but one great country'

She again said she would build an M4 relief road - a devolved area

Wales Online

Brendan Hughes: Party transfers offer quick boost but whole season still to play for

While defections can give parties the short-term hit of a positive headline, they do not mean all will be rosy in the long run

Belfast Live

Calls for justice at large protest in Belfast over Noah Donohoe investigation

There appeared to be well over 1,000 people at the protest when it officially began

Irish Mirror

Industrial grade 'hippy crack' cylinders found across Dublin

The dangerous gas is inhaled to give the user a short high which can result in hallucination

Dublin Live

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Dublin rents jump to record high as Government accused of 'losing control of market'

House prices, the number of people in homelessness and notices to quit have also reached new records

Irish Mirror

Inside the family life of Joe Brolly as former RTE pundit marries long term partner Laurita Blewitt

The 53-year-old and his podcast presenter wife Laurita celebrated their nuptials at the luxury Ice House Hotel on the banks of the River Moy in Ballina, Co Mayo, in front of 100 guests, including Laurita's co-hosts- Tommy Tiernan and Hector O hEochagain

Belfast Live

Brendan Hughes: Michelle O'Neill's call to respect differing views not matched by Sinn Fein

Ms O'Neill's call for people to be "mature enough" to "agree to differ" fails to match her own party's actions

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach blasts Sinn Féin as Michelle O'Neill comments on IRA violence labelled 'sickening'

Micheál Martin took to social media to fire a shot at the Opposition party, invoking the name of the late John Hume in doing so.

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Irish Mirror

2,120 primary school classes in Ireland have 30 pupils or more as teachers and students 'under severe pressure'

Exclusive: In some classrooms teachers were trying to cope with teaching up to 39 pupils which has been branded as 'shocking'

Belfast Live

Two ex-MLAs still paid for senior Stormont roles while Assembly not functioning

Stormont has been in limbo since February when the DUP withdrew its First Minister from the Executive in protest over Brexit's Northern Ireland Protocol

The Independent UK

Alliance leader says O’Neill comments on violence during Troubles were ‘wrong’

The Sinn Fein vice president is facing criticism from unionists, Alliance, the SDLP and some victims groups.

Dublin Live

Dublin's driving test centres with the worst backlog revealed

Calls have been made for an additional test centre to open in south Dublin to help with the backlog

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin plays down possible winter fuel rationing as concerns grow over Ukraine-Russia war fallout

The Fianna Fail leader was speaking as he opened a new facility in Cork

The Independent UK

First minister for all Northern Ireland cannot justify murder, says Donaldson

The DUP leader criticised comments by Michelle O’Neill that there was ‘no alternative’ to IRA violence.

The Independent UK

Latest attempt to restore Stormont powersharing ends in failure

The DUP again blocked the election of an Assembly speaker in protest at the Northern Ireland Protocol.

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