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Nine-day warning your night out is about to become more expensive in Ireland as hike comes in

From September 1, the cost of a taxi will increase by a whopping 12 per cent making a few quiet ones with a friend into a rather expensive night out

Irish Mirror

Second highest temperature on record in Ireland

33C was recorded at the Phoenix Park in Dublin, just below the all-time record of 33.3C at Kilkenny Castle in 1887 according to Met Eireann.

The Independent UK

In Pictures: One of the hottest days ever as heatwave set to intensify further

The current UK temperature record looks almost certain to fall on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

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Ireland records hottest temperature in more than a century at 33C

A status yellow high temperature warning remains in place across the country.

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Orangemen set to march to mark Twelfth of July in Northern Ireland

The Twelfth parades, which are organised by the Orange Order, commemorate the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.

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Micheal Martin says it is ‘difficult to comprehend level of cruelty’ in Ukraine

Mr Martin said he was impressed by the resilience of the Ukrainian people, describing his time in the country as ‘very emotional’.

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Zelensky thanks Ireland for its support as he meets Taoiseach in Kyiv

Micheal Martin held talks with the Ukrainian president during a visit to the war-torn capital on Wednesday.

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Taoiseach views devastation inflicted by Russian forces on visit to Kyiv

Micheal Martin toured the war-torn suburbs of Borodyanka, Bucha and Irpin.

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Dublin taxi driver calls on Government to meet drivers over lack of cabs

It comes as the Covid pandemic saw a decrease in the number of taxis and by the end of 2020, there were just 19,350 taxis on the road in Ireland

Dublin Live

Police find milk clue which could tell how long couple had lain dead for in home

The body of Mr Smith was discovered in one of the bedrooms while his wife was found dead in the living room.

Daily Record

How much will my taxi cost from September? Latest as price hikes confirmed

This will mark the first climb in price since 2018

Irish Mirror

Irish taxi fares set to increase in coming weeks along with other major change

This is the first increase in taxi fares since 2018

Dublin Live

Dublin taxi situation a 'shambles' as FreeNow report 17,000 requests in one hour over weekend

Many took to social media to share their experiences on Saturday and Sunday, slamming the situation as "not safe"

Dublin Live

FreeNow had 17,000 requests in one hour on Saturday night as Dubliners slam lack of transport options

"On Saturday night, June 11, we received over 17K requests from midnight to 1am"

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BBC decision to drop live Belfast Twelfth coverage ‘devoid of logic’

The BBC has said more people would be able to watch the evening highlights programme than could view a live daytime broadcast.

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Senior Orangeman ‘surprised and humbled’ by MBE honour

Reverend Mervyn Gibson, a former policeman, is the Grand Secretary of the Orange Order.

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Ex-Irish soldier guilty of being Isis member

Lisa Smith was earlier found not guilty of a separate charge of funding terrorism

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Tens of thousands throng Belfast city centre to mark Northern Ireland centenary

Cries of ‘no surrender’ echoed at Stormont on Saturday afternoon as thousands gathered to mark 100 years since partition.

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Northern Ireland centenary celebrated in shadow of Edward Carson – and Covid-19

There was a carnival atmosphere at Stormont where marchers and bands from across Northern Ireland massed on Saturday.

The Independent UK

Tens of thousands gather in Belfast to celebrate Northern Ireland centenary

People said the celebration, delayed by a year, was not overshadowed by the row over the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The Independent UK

Problems with Northern Ireland Protocol cannot be allowed to drift: Truss

The Foreign Secretary is in Northern Ireland to meet with businesses affected by the protocol.

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US delegate says ‘it’s up to London’ to help find a solution on protocol

Richard Neal told Irish senators that “unilateral actions, intransigence and ultimatums are not solutions”.

The Independent UK

Martin: Deep well of support for pragmatic solution on Northern Ireland Protocol

The Irish premier was speaking at a press event in Dublin alongside Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte.

The Independent UK

Sinn Fein forges new electoral landscape, but NI still faces uncertain future

The republican party is on course to become the biggest at Stormont.

The Independent UK

REDIRECTED Sinn Fein, DUP and Alliance leaders top polls in Stormont election

While Michelle O’Neill and Naomi Long were upbeat, Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said it was too early to comment on the overall picture.

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