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WEBTime for Stormont to cut the waffle and deliver on its long overdue programme for government – The Irish News view.
Long-awaited Irish language signs approved at Olympia Leisure …
WEB6 hours ago · September 20, 2024 at 3:57pm BST. Bilingual Irish and English signs at a leisure centre - which were held up for three years after a split in opinion among councillors - have been finally agreed.
100mph speeder: Minister writes to chief justice over judge’s …
WEB21 hours ago · September 20, 2024 at 6:00am BST. Infrastructure Minister John O’Dowd has written to the Lady Chief Justice Siobhan Keegan on comments made by a judge who said a motorist who drove at an 100mph ...
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WEB3. Smaller, more compact Casement Park, with around 25,000 capacity, a better fit and far less costly: event expert
John Swinney vows Scotland will grasp energy opportunities ‘with …
WEB9 hours ago · September 20, 2024 at 1:09pm BST. Scotland will seek to maximise the opportunities from energy policies pursued by Westminster, First Minister John Swinney vowed as he met key UK Government ...
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WEBRepublic seeking legal advice over trade with Israel. The leaders of Ireland’s three coalition parties decided on Thursday that the State would not procure any further defence equipment from Israel.
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WEBTime for Stormont to cut the waffle and deliver on its long overdue programme for government – The Irish News view. There’s too much gobbledygook and not enough real targets in embarrassingly ...
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WEBKey moments from Harris-Trump debate. The Democratic vice president attacked Mr Trump on the economy and the 2021 Capitol riot, while Mr Trump hit back on inflation and immigration.