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Also, anger is continuing to grow in Fianna Fáil, with the issue dominating its parliamentary party meeting this week

The organisation said the complaint to the International Criminal Court centres on both organisations’ inclusion of Israeli football clubs based in illegal settlements on occupied Palestinian territory in its tournaments

The chairman of the Irish Self-Catering Federation also said there were two concerns about planning

"As somebody who was born and raised in south Kildare, whose uncle was a sugar beet farmer for many years, I greatly lament the loss of the sugar beet industry," said agriculture minister Martin Heydon, as he announced a scheme to establish up to four new flour mills across the country.

Cork woman Mairie Cregan, of Feileacain the stillbirth and neonatal death charity, discussed the need to raise awareness of preventable baby deaths

The trend is particularly noticeable outside Dublin, where prices are close to 28% higher than they were in May 2007

Applicant who unsuccessfully applied for the role of ‘adviser deaf/hard of hearing’ advertised in March 2022, claimed the National Council for Special Education had breached the Employment Equality Act over its requirement for candidates to have a qualification in Irish sign language

Social protection minister Dara Calleary said dietician appointed to review programme found basic compliance with nutritional standards but there were issues around the availability of fruit and vegetables

CSO data shows strong workforce participation and school enrolment as thousands of Ukrainians continue building lives

The single-vehicle collision occurred on Tuesday evening.