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Taoiseach says protests at asylum seeker accommodation 'goes against being Irish'

Speaking on his way into Cabinet on Tuesday morning, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that the Government is speeding up how quickly it gives asylum seekers decisions on their applications

Irish Mirror

Refugees huddle together in Dublin camp as local tensions rise

The occupants of the 60 or so tents that have sprung up in the city centre are at growing risk of attack as they wait for their cases to be heard

The Guardian - UK

PM and Taoiseach need to chair meeting to plot Stormont return, Sinn Fein says

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said his party had secured a renewed mandate to seek changes to the Northern Ireland Protocol.

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Garda Commissioner Drew Harris denies Gardaí taking a 'softly softly approach' to far right protests

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris said that Gardaí have to take a "long view" on these matter and will not fall into traps of the far-right

Irish Mirror

Four teenagers arrested as part of Carlow and Kildare car theft probe

One vehicle, which was reported as stolen, was seen travelling on the M7 on Saturday and gardai arrested two teenage youths in Carlow

Dublin Live

Gardai called after People Before Profit TD reports that man threatened to slit his wife's throat

TD Paul Murphy said it was his intention to make a formal complaint to gardai

Dublin Live

Gardai called after TD reports that man threatened to slit his wife's throat

TD Paul Murphy said it was his intention to make a formal complaint to gardai

Irish Mirror

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Leo Varadkar criticised for 'slow learners' comment following question about Sinn Fein coalition

The Taoiseach was replying to a question about a coalition with Sinn Fein, insisting he would not go into government with Mary Lou McDonald’s party

Dublin Live

Leo Varadkar slammed for 'slow learners' remark following question about Sinn Fein coalition

Mr Varadkar was replying to a question about a coalition with Sinn Fein, insisting he would not go into government with Mary Lou McDonald’s party

Irish Mirror

Father of Navan assault victim demands justice after five arrests made

The Irish Mirror has learned that one of the suspects in the case had attempted to avoid being caught but his relative brought him into the local Garda station

Dublin Live

Vogue Williams and Joanne McNally discuss their unlikely bond on the Late Late Show

Vogue and Joanne featured on the penultimate episode of this season's Late Late Show to talk about their live podcast tour

Dublin Live

Navan attack victim's father demands 'justice for my son' as five arrests made

The Irish Mirror has learned that one of the suspects in the case had attempted to avoid being caught but his relative brought him into the local garda station

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach calls for Garda Commissioner to engage with Gardai about protest training concerns

The AGSI raised concerns on Friday that Gardaí felt "grossly undertrained" to deal with protests that have occurred in recent weeks

Irish Mirror

Number of people attempting to stop smoking to 'increase significantly this year'

EXCLUSIVE: Figures released by the HSE to Social Democrats TD Catherine Murphy show that the number of people who have already taken part in courses to stop smoking this year is close to last year's figures

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Leo Varadkar confirms he has spoken to Navan assault victim and his mother

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar also criticised Twitter over their failure to remove the video of the assault of the 14-year-old Navan schoolboy from their platform.

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How Should Taiwan Learn From Other Countries in Increasing the Minimum Wage? (Part 1)

While many advanced countries have been raising the minimum wage to ensure citizens a decent standard of living, the introduction of the Minimum Wage Act in Taiwan has been postponed again and again.

Dublin Live

Gang behind Navan teen attack punished by school as gardai investigate if 'hate crime' occurred

The young boy, 14, was hospitalised after the assault which was filmed and widely shared on social media

Irish Mirror

Asylum seeker arrivals at Clare hotel suspended four weeks as blockade talks continue

Mr O’Brien travelled to Inch to meet asylum seekers and view the accommodation that they are living in. He also met a small group which he said represented the wider community.

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Irish Mirror

Thugs at centre of Navan teen attack disciplined by school - as gardai probe if 'hate crime' occurred

The young boy, who is just 14 years old, was subjected to a horrific assault on Monday in an attack which was filmed and widely shared on social media

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar says 'misinformation' on asylum seeker accommodation must be tackled

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Minister of State Joe O'Brien said that a long-awaited communication strategy on accommodation and international protection applicants is currently out to tender.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach condemns attack on Navan teen and 'sick individuals' who filmed incident

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that the parents of the children assaulting the Navan teenager have a "responsibility to deal with this".

Irish Mirror

Ferghal Blaney - Artificial Intelligence ‘Drone Deputies’ could replace some of our low intelligence TDs

Our Man in the Mirror keeping tabs on those in power down in Kildare Street

Irish Mirror

Unfazed asylum seekers brush off protests outside Clare hotel insisting they feel safe and happy

About 20 protestors stood outside the hotel and at each end of the small road on Wednesday - blocking access with traffic cones as the row over the asylum seeker’s being there now spilled into its second day.

Dublin Live

Dublin family walking 200km in aid of charities that helped daughter with rare bone condition

Little Áine Nolan is doing well since she received a life-saving bone marrow transplant in 2021, and now her family want to give back to the charities who helped them

Dublin Live

Anger in Leixlip as Department in dispute with council over refugee centre

There was outrage in the north Kildare town when trees were felled at the historic Ryevale House

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