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Lord Trimble mourners urged to 'redouble efforts' to restore Stormont power-sharing

Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Taoiseach Micheal Martin were among those who were at Harmony Hill Presbyterian Church in Lisburn, Co Antrim, for the funeral this afternoon.

Daily Mirror

UK, Irish leaders bid farewell to Nobel laureate David Trimble

The leaders of Britain and Ireland have joined mourners for the funeral of politician David Trimble, who shared the Nobel Peace Prize for helping to end decades of violence in Northern Ireland.

Radio France Internationale

British, Irish PMs mourn N.Ireland peace architect Trimble at funeral

The prime ministers of Britain and Ireland paid respects to Nobel Peace laureate David Trimble at his funeral near Belfast on Monday as allies honoured his role in steering Northern Ireland's Protestant majority to a 1998 peace deal.

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Political leaders and other dignitaries to gather for David Trimble’s funeral

The 77-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner died last week following an illness.

The Independent UK

AIB admit they got cashless move 'wrong'

The company did a U-turn last week after a public outcry and intervention led by Taoiseach Micheal Martin

Dublin Live

Lord Trimble – Good Friday Agreement architect and former UUP leader – dies

Leaders past and present pay tribute to man who 'chose to grasp the opportunity for peace when it presented itself and sought to end the decades of violence that blighted his beloved Northern Ireland'

Wales Online

David Trimble: Leading figures across the peace process era and political divide pay tribute

“He will forever be associated with the leadership he demonstrated in the negotiations that led up to the 1998 Agreement"

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Taoiseach confirms state pension to remain at 66 years of age

The Taoiseach, speaking to reporters during a tour of Asia, also confirmed that a mandatory retirement age will be a thing of the past and employers will no longer be able to tell an employee that they have to retire at 65

Dublin Live

Taoiseach gives green light for tech companies to build data centres in Ireland

“We can't say no to all data centres because that potentially would be saying no to a lot of investment on the technology front both on the digital and the bigger companies."

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin invites Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to Ireland after first meeting

During a meeting in Kantei Palace the Taoiseach said 'everyone has fond memories' of Mr Kishida’s previous visit to Ireland as Japanese Foreign Minister

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin 'in heaven' after sampling green tea on Japan trip

Mr Martin also played up to sporting fans in the room when he mentioned Japan pulling off one of the shocks of Rugby World Cup history against Ireland in 2019

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin defends 'wise move' to temporarily suspend visa-free travel to Ireland for refugees

The suspension of visa-free travel does not apply to Ukrainians but to refugees from 20 other 'safe' countries

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Micheal Martin accused of 'misrepresenting, lying and deflecting on housing'

Sinn Fein’s Eoin O Broin continued his blistering attack saying the Taoiseach 'doesn’t understand' housing and that he is 'desperate'

Dublin Live

Ukrainian families to be moved into tents at Meath military camp

There will initially be as many as 250 refugees moved into the Meath army base

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Taoiseach Micheal Martin reacts as poll shows lowest ever support for coalition - and record high for Sinn Fein

According to the polling, released today, voter satisfaction with the Government is at 31%, down 12 points since April of this year

The Independent UK

UK’s Rwanda scheme ‘wrong’ and may put pressure on Ireland – Martin

The Taoiseach made the comments after it emerged that Ireland had a ‘severe shortage’ of accommodation for Ukrainian refugees.

The Independent UK

Government warns of ‘severe shortage’ of accommodation for arriving Ukrainians

The Citywest transit centre in Dublin has been hit by overcrowding.

Irish Mirror

Ukraine's President Zelensky writes to Taoiseach Micheal Martin to thank him for support for EU application

Just one week ago Mr Martin arrived in Ukraine to meet President Zelensky where he reiterated his support for Ukraine's fast-tracked membership of the EU.

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Taoiseach offers 'deepest sympathies' to families affected by organ retention scandal

Mr Martin said he wants audits and reviews into what happened at the hospitals to be shared with the families affected

Irish Mirror

Largest increase in budget to build 'agile and modern' Defence Forces, says Taoiseach

Taoiseach Micheal Martin said the action plan reflects the Government’s commitment to 'this vital public service'

Belfast Live

The Twelfth: Orange leaders urge unionists to stand firm on the Northern Ireland Protocol

One demonstration heard loyal orders had been instrumental in bringing unionist leaders together in opposition to the protocol

The Independent UK

Orange leaders urge unionists to stand firm in opposition to the NI Protocol

A demonstration in Newry heard that relations between Northern Ireland and the Republic were at their lowest point for many years.

The Independent UK

Irish government has ‘utterly failed’ and must be ‘kicked out’, says Paul Murphy

Mr Murphy said his party will vote against the Irish government in a confidence motion on Tuesday evening.

Irish Mirror

Suspended Green TD Neasa Hourigan undecided over Government no confidence vote

The loss of Joe McHugh after the Mica redress Bill vote saw the number of Government TDs drop to 79 – one short of a Dail majority

Reuters

Irish government faces no-confidence vote after losing formal majority

Ireland's main opposition party, Sinn Fein, said it will table a motion of no confidence in the government next Tuesday, testing the ruling coalition after it lost its formal majority in parliament earlier this week.

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