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Some Irish citizens ‘may be able to leave Gaza’ on Wednesday

It comes as Ireland’s deputy premier Micheal Martin travels to Egypt.

The Independent UK

Pledge to leave ‘no stone unturned’ in bid to return Emily Hand to her family

Foreign Affairs Minister Micheal Martin said he will be raising Emily’s case during a visit to Israel.

The Independent UK

Power cuts hit 100,000 homes as Storm Debi sweeps across Ireland

Some schools are closed and public transport services are disrupted amid several weather warnings.

The Independent UK

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Irish premier calls for ‘humanitarian ceasefire’ in Israel-Hamas conflict

The Taoiseach said the possibility that people could run out of water in Gaza in the next few days ‘could not be allowed to happen’.

The Independent UK

Irish deputy premier calls for independent probe into Gaza hospital strike

Micheal Martin has said the suffering of the Gazan people was ‘immense’ and ‘extraordinary’.

The Independent UK

Co Tyrone man to launch podcast after reaction to RTE radio appearance

Paddy Lyons, from Coalisland, is to record the first episode of his podcast about his hometown this week

Belfast Live

Coalisland man hilariously describes the town's traffic problems on RTE Radio show

"They’re not really roundabouts, they are more like ‘overabouts’. People just drive over them.”

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Mary Lou McDonald says public should direct anger towards Government instead of refugees

Speaking on RTE Radio’s The Week Ms McDonald blamed a “very small fringe” for whipping up anger against refugees

Dublin Live

More than 62,000 Ukrainians in Ireland, as ‘extraordinary’ response praised

Irish premier Micheal Martin said that communities which had a higher burden than average would be compensated.

The Independent UK

Irish cervical cancer campaigner Vicky Phelan dies aged 48

Mother-of-two died in early hours of morning

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