Victims Of Claudy Bombing Have Been ‘Continually Failed’ By Justice System

Victims Of Claudy Bombing Have Been ‘Continually Failed’ By Justice System

The family of a mother-of-eight killed in the bombing of Claudy said she and the other victims have been “continually failed” by the justice system over 50 years. No-one has ever been brought to justice for the attack which claimed...
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Twenty-Six Deaths Linked To Covid-19 In The Last Week In The North

Twenty-Six Deaths Linked To Covid-19 In The Last Week In The North

Twenty-six deaths linked to Covid-19 have been recorded in Northern Ireland in the latest weekly update. The fatalities, in the week ending July 15th, take the total number of coronavirus-linked deaths recorded by the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research A...
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Lisa Smith Sentenced To 15 Months In Prison For Membership Of Islamic State

Lisa Smith Sentenced To 15 Months In Prison For Membership Of Islamic State

Former Irish soldier Lisa Smith has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for being a member of the so-called Islamic State (IS) terror group. The 40-year-old ex-Defense Forces member was found guilty in May of IS membership but was...
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Northern Ireland Secretary Determined To Avoid New Stormont Elections In The Fall

Northern Ireland Secretary Determined To Avoid New Stormont Elections In The Fall

Northern Ireland Secretary Shailesh Vara said he is determined to avoid a fresh Stormont election in the autumn. He stressed that he is not afraid to take tough decisions and that the option of cutting MLAs’ pay is “on the...
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Ireland Expanding Program For Cardiac Patients To Have Virtual Consultations

Ireland Expanding Program For Cardiac Patients To Have Virtual Consultations

A project that sees hospital consultants carry out virtual consultations with cardiac patients is to be rolled out across Ireland in an effort to shorten long waiting lists and ease pressure on emergency departments. Health Minister Stephen Donnelly made the.....
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Gormanston Military Camp Welcomes First Ukrainian Refugees

Gormanston Military Camp Welcomes First Ukrainian Refugees

The first Ukrainian refugees arrived at Gormanston military camp in Co Meath, where they will stay in tented accommodation. The first bus carrying the group of refugees arrived at the army camp shortly after 4pm on Tuesday, after their details...
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Ten Tonnes Of Refuse Removed From Beach In North Dublin

Ten Tonnes Of Refuse Removed From Beach In North Dublin

It has taken more than six hours to clean over 10 tonnes of garbage off a beach in north Dublin, Fingal County Council has said, after throngs of people flocked to the coast on Monday on what was the hottest...
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Deficit In Public Transport Leaves Rural Communities Forced To Use Cars

Deficit In Public Transport Leaves Rural Communities Forced To Use Cars

There is a huge deficit in public transport provision in rural Ireland, a report has stated. According to Social Justice Ireland, the lack of reliable public transport in rural areas means that households are more reliant on their car to...
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Ryan Hoping That Legally Binding Emissions Targets Will Be Implemented This Month

Ryan Hoping That Legally Binding Emissions Targets Will Be Implemented This Month

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan has said he hopes legally binding targets for cuts in emissions will be signed off before the end of this month. The Minister for Environment said all three Government parties backed the Paris Climate Accord...
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Taoiseach To Call For More To Be Done To Build Understanding On The Island Of Ireland

Taoiseach To Call For More To Be Done To Build Understanding On The Island Of Ireland

Taoiseach Micheál Martin is to say that too little has been done to build understanding and co-operation between Northern Ireland and the Republic since the Good Friday Agreement. Mr Martin will also state in a speech on Sunday that the...
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