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Funerals for Donegal petrol station explosion victims begin with service for young woman

Jessica Gallagher and Martin McGill have today been laid to rest following the petrol station explosion in the village of Creeslough which killed ten people when it burst into flames on Friday

Daily Mirror

O’Neill cautions against winter election and calls for Stormont return

Sinn Fein’s Stormont leader was preparing to meet senior US official Derek Chollet.

The Independent UK

Brendan Hughes: DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson must find a way of saving face

It appears AWOL Sir Jeffrey has spoken more times this week to loyalist activist Jamie Bryson than addressing the public

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Police ‘breached duty to carry out effective investigation into loyalist attack’

John McEvoy, a survivor of the attack at the Thierafurth Inn in Kilcoo, Co Down, brought a legal challenge against the chief constable.

The Independent UK

Woman vows to 'camp overnight' in Dublin passport office to sort out holiday issue

Suzanne Devitt is visually impaired and was forced to travel from her home in Northern Ireland to Dublin over delays with her passport

Dublin Live

Fear of Sinn Fein obstacle to normalisation of NI politics – Baker

The NIO minister was speaking to Northern Ireland Conservatives at the party conference in Birmingham.

The Independent UK

Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch 'anxious' for trial to go ahead as gardaí scramble to protect key witness Dowdall

The trial of Hutch now faces a delay over what the court heard was the addition of new evidence in the case over the past week

Irish Mirror

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Hutch gang members' fears as 'gangland trial of the century' begins

The trial against The Monk, which kicks off at the Special Criminal Court today, is now being described as the “gangland trial of the century”

Dublin Live

Sinn Fein still the most popular political party in Ireland, poll shows

The survey also found that neither Fine Gael or Fianna Fail got much of a Budget bounce

Dublin Live

Sinn Fein still by far the most popular political party in Ireland with well over double support of Fianna Fail

The survey also found that neither Fine Gael or Fianna Fail got much of a Budget bounce

Irish Mirror

Ireland does not have 'luxury' of seeing serial objections stall home building, says Taoiseach

Micheal Martin said all politicians needed to “count to 10” before considering whether they should object to proposed developments in their constituencies.

Irish Mirror

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar poses with actor Jimmy Nesbitt at Irish unity conference

Ballymena actor Nesbitt delivered the keynote speech with contributions from Mr Varadkar, Sinn Fein chief Mary Lou McDonald, FF’s Jim O’Callaghan and actor Colm Meaney

Dublin Live

Analysis: Spectacle of Ireland's Future event in Dublin is a statement of intent

Whether it is Northern Ireland or Scotland, it is clear that questions over the United Kingdom's constitutional future are not going away

Belfast Live

Brendan Hughes: SDLP-Fianna Fáil partnership was always a classic fudge

Reports signalling an end to the link-up come as no great surprise. For many, the deal seemed dead on arrival three years ago

Belfast Live

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Dublin Live

Ireland's Future event accused of trying to pull 'fast one' for free advertising

High profile figures Sinn Fein President Mary Lou McDonald, Fianna Fail TD Jim O'Callaghan, actors Colm Meany and Jimmy Nesbitt as well as artist Denise Chaila all feature on the event's line-up

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Tax credit for renters criticised as 'inadequate and flawed' by Sinn Fein

Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald said the tax credit is not enough as people are paying high rents while the measure also excludes students and low-income workers

Dublin Live

Ex-Sinn Fein councillor Jonathan Dowdall and dad plead guilty to facilitating Regency Hotel murder

Last April, former Sinn Fein councillor Jonathan Dowdall (44), with an address at Navan Road, Cabra, Dublin 7 was charged at the non-jury court with the murder of Mr Byrne at the hotel

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Scenes in Dail saw scoffs at speeches and beaming ministers as package officially revealed

With most of the major budgetary measures already reported, moments of shock from the opposition benches were few and far between

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Irish Mirror

Budget 2023 'pushes squeezed middle to bottom of pile', says Sinn Fein

'It is clear that the Government doesn’t understand the scale of the cost-of-living crisis that households face this winter'

The Independent UK

Thousands take to the streets in Dublin over cost-of-living crisis

Sinn Fein president Mary-Lou McDonald was among those taking part and called for a change of government.

Belfast Live

Call a snap election if Stormont is not restored by October, shadow Northern Ireland secretary says

Peter Kyle told Belfast Live the legislation "has to be followed" but it would be a "sign of real failure"

Belfast Live

Relationships in Northern Ireland 'more important than unity poll at this time'

Mr Coveney's comments come after census figures showed Catholics outnumber Protestants in Northern Ireland for the first time since the partition of the island

The Independent UK

Sinn Fein leader: Time to plan for border poll on Irish unity

Mary Lou McDonald spoke after census figures revealed Catholics outnumber Protestants in Northern Ireland for the first time since partition.

Al Jazeera

Shifting demographics stirs debate on Northern Ireland’s future

New census figures show that Catholics outnumber Protestants in Northern Ireland for the first time ever.

The Independent UK

Census shows ‘historic and irreversible change’ is under way – Sinn Fein

The DUP cautioned against using the figures as a ‘mini-referendum’ on Irish reunification.

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