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Man charged with public order offence after asylum camp set alight in Dublin city centre

Tents were set on fire after violent clashes on a small cul-de-sac off Sandwith Street near the International Protection Office which escalated on Friday

Dublin Live

Protestors clash with gardai in city centre after asylum seeker's camp set alight

A number of garda units including one Public Order unit attended the scene this afternoon on Mount Street

Dublin Live

Oscar-nominated star Ciaran Hinds thinks Kin is 'sleazier' than Love/Hate

The Belfast actor opened up about the 'lethal existence' he now feels as an actor

Irish Mirror

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Four enforcement orders served on businesses in Ireland for food past use-by date and unsafe storage

The FSAI served three closure orders and one prohibition order, with one business having no electricity or working boiler on site

Irish Mirror

Jameson Whiskey will no longer be exported to Russia

The decision by Irish Distillers to pull Jameson Whiskey from Russia came just days after Fine Gael Senator Garret Ahearn obtained a picture of the product for sale in Moscow

Irish Mirror

Media and Sports Minister says it would be 'inappropriate' to talk to RTÉ or GAA about GAAGo

While Media and Sports Minister Catherine Martin said people are entitled to their views, it would not be "appropriate" for her to engage with RTÉ or the GAA about the GAAGo controversy

Irish Mirror

Civil servants could strike as they demand 7% pay increase to match rate of inflation

Inflation is currently running at 7.2% according to the latest figures from the CSO for April

Irish Mirror

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Catherine Martin says 'action' needed if supermarkets are profiteering on groceries

Just hours after Taoiseach Leo Varadkar suggested that supermarkets and energy companies were "profiteering", Arts Minister Catherine Martin said that she would not comment "without absolute certainty" on the matter.

Irish Mirror

Jennifer Zamparelli says podcast gives her freedom to talk about things she can't say on 2FM show

Jennifer is co-hosting a new parenting podcast with pal Lottie Ryan

Irish Mirror

Violent clashes as group shouts 'this is our country' in confrontation with asylum seekers in Dublin

The incident happened on Sandwith Street in the south inner city

Irish Mirror

Little-known lung cancer symptom strikes at night and could be deadly sign

Common symptoms often include a persistent cough and breathlessness, but one expert has highlighted a little-known warning sign

Irish Mirror

Dublin Euromillions winner risks losing €500k prize if it's not collected in next 13 days

The winning ticket was purchased on Thursday, February 23, at Dunnes Stores in Kilnamanagh Shopping Centre, Tallaght, Co. Dublin

Irish Mirror

Ireland weather: Where will be hottest as country basks in two-day Met Eireann sun blast

It looks as though Limerick will be the hottest county in Ireland with highs of 21C on Friday and Saturday

Irish Mirror

Minister rejects Joe Biden’s claim of UK ‘screwing around’ over Northern Ireland

The US president sparked criticism from some in the UK following his explosive remark at a Democratic National Committee Reception in New York

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Irish Mirror

Man presents himself at Cork hospital with gunshot wounds as gardaí launch urgent investigation

The man remains in stable condition at Cork University Hospital.

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar says protests outside his home are 'unfair on neighbours'

As first reported by the Irish Mirror, a protest was held outside the Dublin City Centre home that Taoiseach Leo Varadkar shares with partner Dr Matt Barrett over the May Bank Holiday weekend.

Irish Mirror

Government warned price caps could backfire - leading to increased prices and reduced choice

Advice from the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) warned that it would be very difficult to end price caps.

Evening Standard

Joe Biden sparks row by saying he flew to Ireland to ensure ‘Brits didn’t screw around’

Tory and DUP MPs condemn the president’s remark at a Democratic event in New York

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Irish Mirror

Facebook undercharged for electricity in Ireland as households feel sting of sky high bills

Only 7% of the electricity usage was recorded at the Meta data centre at Clonee in Co Meath for 18 months

Irish Mirror

Alan Dillon accuses RTE of acting in 'cartel-like manner' with GAA as GAAGO row continues

Former GAA All-Star and Fine Gael TD Alan Dillion has called for the licence fee to be docked until a row over how RTÉ and GAAGO broadcast matches is sorted.

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar 'very concerned' as one in four people behind on paying gas bills

Leo Varadkar has said he is “very concerned” about the rising numbers of gas customers in arrears as we head into the summer

Irish Mirror

GAA/RTE have nothing to fear over facing Oireachtas committee on GAAGO - John O'Mahony

'If they’re called before the committee, and it’s been suggested that they will, that gives everyone a chance to articulate both sides of the argument and maybe improvements can be made from there then.'

Irish Mirror

Simon Harris questions why council has not acted to stop pensioner being evicted into homelessness

Micheline Walsh, 78, and her husband must move out of their home in the next three weeks and cannot find anywhere else to live.

The Independent UK

Abbey guests forced to wait six hours for toilet break (and some in 1953 couldn’t hold on)

Toilet facilities at Westminster Abbey are “very limited” with one guest mapping out his comfort break accordingly

The Independent UK

Taoiseach looks forward to welcoming King to Ireland as he attends coronation

President Michael D Higgins is the first Irish head of state to attend a coronation.

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