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Hundreds take part in Dublin vigil to show support for Palestinian journalists

More than 190 journalists have been killed by the Israeli Defence Forces since the war in Gaza began, the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate said.

The Independent UK

Who We Love review – queer teen’s Dublin awakening is Euphoria with Guinness

A schoolgirl bullied over her sexuality heads to the city with her wise-cracking gay best friend in this overcooked but heartfelt drama

The Guardian - UK

‘Kids now don’t want to drink’: Dublin’s dry(ish) pub, one year on

Board’s clientele come for its big array of drinks – no longer all alcohol-free – and even bigger array of games

The Guardian - UK

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Sinn Fein Stormont minister to run for election to Irish Seanad

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has lodged his nomination papers for elections to the Dublin parliament.

Evening Standard

How a 1904 Dublin boot store was brought back to life by a ‘trendy’ coffee shop

The Dublin Civic Trust said it was ‘heartening’ to see a business investing in the city’s heritage.

The Independent UK

Man to appear in court over fatal hit-and-run in Dublin

Gardai said a woman has also been arrested over the incident on Boxing Day in which a couple were killed.

Evening Standard

Trimble told by Blair to ‘get lost’ over timing of border poll, records show

The records from the National Archives in Dublin show that the SDLP and the Irish government were heavily against the idea.

The Independent UK

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Netanyahu visited Ireland in bid to establish now-closing embassy

The absence of an Israeli embassy in Dublin was a source of concern for Ireland’s small Jewish population at the time.

The Independent UK

Threat to poison English water supply was feasible, papers show

Details of a threat to poison English water supplies have emerged in newly unsealed documents from the Irish national archives.

The Independent UK

Bureaucratic delays tied up return of ‘Liberator’ painting

The Royal Bank of Scotland tried to give Ireland the portrait for two years.

The Independent UK

Vigil takes place for couple killed in west Dublin hit-and-run

Gardai are continuing to question a man in his 40s about the incident.

The Independent UK

Dubliners brave ‘very cold’ Christmas sea swim

They were taking part in the annual Clontarf Yacht and Boat Club charity Christmas swim in aid of the RNLI.

The Independent UK

Irish hauliers told support decisions will ‘take time’ after Holyhead

The busy ferry port in Anglesey, north Wales, was forced to close following damage during Storm Darragh.

Evening Standard

Ireland takes eight Palestinian children with urgent health needs for treatment

The children arrived in Dublin on Thursday night after the Slovakian government provided a plane.

Evening Standard

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Israeli embassy removes flag in Dublin ahead of closure

Israel said at the weekend it was closing its embassy in Dublin with Israel’s foreign minister accusing Ireland of ‘antisemitic rhetoric’.

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6 Million Settlement For Women Abused At California Prison

Justice Department ordered to pay 6 million to abused women at FCI Dublin, highlighting the urgent need for prison system reform.

Evening Standard

Irish travelling home via Holyhead for Christmas make ‘costly’ new arrangements

The closure has left thousands of Irish people planning to travel through the port to Ireland for Christmas scrambling for alternative transport.

The Independent UK

US to pay nearly $116M to settle lawsuits over rampant sexual abuse at California women's prison

The U.S. government will pay nearly $116 million to resolve lawsuits brought by more than 100 women who say they were abused or mistreated at a now-shuttered federal prison in California that was known as the “rape club” because of rampant staff-on-inmate sexual misconduct

The Guardian - US

US Bureau of Prisons pays ‘historic’ $115m to survivors of staff sexual abuse

Payout settles claims of abuse and retaliation at women’s prison in Dublin, California, now permanently closed

The Independent UK

Holyhead port to stay closed until mid-January disrupting Christmas ferry travel to Ireland

Tens of thousands of travellers between Great Britain and the Republic face slower journeys and higher fares – over £500 for one Ryanair flight from Gatwick to Dublin

The Independent UK

Irish drinkers on British shortages: ‘Guinness must keep flowing here’

‘It’s trendy now to appreciate the Irish things,’ one Guinness drinker in Dublin said.

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