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Film depicting story of woman offered sex-for-rent arrangement to be screened in Leinster House
Film depicting story of woman offered sex-for-rent arrangement to be screened in Leinster House
The film was produced following an 'Irish Examiner' investigation into sex for rent in Ireland in December 2021

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Calculating Company Business Expense Invoice And Budgeting
Former ministers owe over €100k between them for incorrect pension deductions
No payment plan is in place for the €100,752 owed to the State

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Russia Ukraine
Russia intensifies assault on critical infrastructure and homes across Kyiv as temperatures plummet
More than 1m Ukrainians are without electricity, water, and heating

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Paschal Donohoe resignation
Gary Gannon apologises to Alan Shatter over social media post linking him with Epstein
Shatter called for a retraction of the claims. His discontent was highlighted in letters to Gannon and Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Autism therapy
More than 20,000 children overdue assessment of needs appointment
Figures show a 12% rise in the number of overdue assessments since the end of September

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Coronavirus - Tue Jan 26, 2021
Prisons watchdog expresses 'deep reservations' about how inmate was restrained before his death
Concern raised over extent of internal and external injuries revealed by a post mortem

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Official Opening of the Central Mental Hospital, Portrane
Remedial works continue to fix heating at Ireland's state-of-the-art €200m mental hospital
At the start of the week, residents at the Central Mental Hospital in Portrane were being advised to wear 'warm clothing'

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Bishop condemns 'shocking and worrying' attack on Limerick mosque
Bishop condemns 'shocking and worrying' attack on Limerick mosque
No one injured after petrol bomb thrown through window

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Ireland’s First European Space Agency ‘Phi-Lab’ opens in Mullingar
Ireland’s First European Space Agency ‘Phi-Lab’ opens in Mullingar
The centre aims to assist companies to create the 'next generation' of space technologies and bring research and commerce together

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Republic of Ireland v Scotland - UEFA Nations League - Group 1 - Aviva Stadium
Ireland match against Israel should go ahead, says Taoiseach
Micheál Martin said he believed the FAI had taken the correct decision to fulfil the fixture

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Eyes Strain. Overworked Black Freelancer Woman Tired After Using Laptop In Kitchen
Figures show how much asylum seekers earn compared to the general population
The figures also show that a majority of asylum seekers entered the workforce once permitted to do so

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Over the shoulder view of a child using a smartphone in a home environment
Group suggests Tusla use tracking devices on phones of children at risk of trafficking
Some members of the Children’s Rights Alliance also 'believe the lack of action by Tusla is linked to the shortage of available care placements'

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Gardaí still 'actively pursuing' a review into the deaths of 48 people in Stardust nightclub disaster
Gardaí still 'actively pursuing' a review into the deaths of 48 people in Stardust nightclub disaster
Families and survivors prepare to mark the anniversary of the fire which 48 lives

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

CC ROTUNDA HOSPITAL
New wing at Dublin hospital refused after objections by conservation group
An Coimisiún Pleanála pointed out that the Rotunda Hospital's new Critical Care Wing would have 10 times the floor area of the outpatients building

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Man due in court in connection with probe of dozens of criminal incidents 
Man due in court in connection with probe of dozens of criminal incidents 
He is the third person to be arrested as part of the investigation into more than 40 incidents, including theft, deception and unauthorised taking of vehicles

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Alarm over ‘hollowing out’ of community sector in new National Drugs Strategy
Alarm over ‘hollowing out’ of community sector in new National Drugs Strategy
Committee members and community groups warn draft strategy risks weakening local drug services through increased central control and funding changes

Fri, 13 Feb, 2026

Driver testers to strike next week over uninsured cars
Driver testers to strike next week over uninsured cars
The testers employed by the Road Safety Authority, will strike between 8.15am and 5.30pm next Friday

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Bronze covid memorial offers solace to Mater Hospital patients and staff 
Bronze covid memorial offers solace to Mater Hospital patients and staff 
Months of fundraising included collecting plastic bottles from the wards, pub-quizzes, and other events

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Tusla probe to determine whether close to 24,000 children are safe and well
Tusla probe to determine whether close to 24,000 children are safe and well
Details of 23,594 children are being checked against school enrolment data as well as records on children who are being homeschooled

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Russia Ukraine War
Ireland's low ranking on military aid to Ukraine does not reflect our financial support, experts say
Ireland has allocated 'several hundred million euro' in direct assistance to Ukraine and billions hosting and supporting Ukrainian refugees, which is not reflected in German report on military aid

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

P&O Ferries announcement
Search operation underway after reports of man going overboard from ferry off Irish coast
The coastguard said crews responded to the incident on the Stranraer to Larne service at 1.21pm on Thursday

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Gerry Hutch 'is no Robin Hood' says Jack Chambers after 'The Monk' confirms by-election run
Gerry Hutch 'is no Robin Hood' says Jack Chambers after 'The Monk' confirms by-election run
Mr Hutch has confirmed he will run in the Dublin Central by-election to fill the vacancy caused by the departure of former Fine Gael minister Paschal Donohoe

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Infrastructure projects suitable for fast-tracking to be identified in coming weeks
Infrastructure projects suitable for fast-tracking to be identified in coming weeks
Jack  Chambers said he will bring legislation to Cabinet in March 

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Sign for the Irish Health Service Executive (HSE) - Feidhmeannacht na Seirbhise Slainte
'Actions make a difference': HSE issues warning as norovirus cases surge
HSE calls on people to be aware of the signs, saying it can be a very serious illness for older adults, young children, and people with underlying health conditions

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
Tánaiste urges anyone with information related to Epstein files to contact gardaí
Labour TD Duncan Smith pointed to mentions of Ireland in the files

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

OPW did not seek legal advice on costs of abandoning €70m children's science museum
OPW did not seek legal advice on costs of abandoning €70m children's science museum
Public Accounts Committee told €4.8m has been spent on the museum project to date without any tangible return for the State

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Family settle for €125k over man who died two weeks after discharge from Waterford hospital
Family settle for €125k over man who died two weeks after discharge from Waterford hospital
Family claimed Brendan Holden should not have been discharged from University Hospital Waterford after he was referred there by his GP

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

3.45 million adults tune in to Irish radio every weekday, as listenership figures reveal
3.45 million adults tune in to Irish radio every weekday, as listenership figures reveal
RTÉ Radio 1 remains the country’s number one station, attracting 1.388 million weekly listeners, up 12,000

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Distinguished Service Medal presentation
Defence Forces honour army chaplain who survived stabbing and forgave his attacker
Fr Paul Murphy's distinguished service medal recognises his strength and dignity during and after the stabbing at Renmore Barracks in Galway

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Votes Are Counted In The 2024 Irish General Election
Gerry Hutch clashes with journalist as he confirms he will stand in Dublin by-election
He said his approach would be “similar to the last one,” but hinted at “a few extra things.” 

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Man arrested in connection with Daniel Aruebose murder released without charge
Man arrested in connection with Daniel Aruebose murder released without charge
Daniel's remains were recovered from Donabate, in North Dublin, last September and a homicide investigation was launched in December.

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Frozen rearview mirror and wiper of the car
Ice alert in place with Met Éireann forecasting frost, sleet and sub-zero temperatures
Met Éireann warns of icy roads and travel disruption as temperatures drop to -3C.

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Seamus Culleton at risk of deportation from US ‘any day now’, lawyer says
Seamus Culleton at risk of deportation from US ‘any day now’, lawyer says
Seamus Culleton has been detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) since September.

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Parents frustrated after recall of 62 children for spinal care at CHI
Parents frustrated after recall of 62 children for spinal care at CHI
'Lots of families are now in the situation where they have no alternative but bring their children back to CHI'

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Syphilis treatment
Over 1,600 sexually transmitted infections recorded in Ireland in January
Health officials record sharp early-year rise in chlamydia, gonorrhoea and herpes, with highest rates among young adults

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Coroner autopsy crisis could hamper criminal investigations, surgeons warn
Coroner autopsy crisis could hamper criminal investigations, surgeons warn
Royal College of Surgeons report warns shortages and hospital withdrawals threaten autopsy capacity, justice system, and bereaved families nationwide

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

22,250 people checked whether relationship was abusive, says Women's Aid 
22,250 people checked whether relationship was abusive, says Women's Aid 
The organisation’s Day 'Too Into You' campaign is aimed at helping young people recognise the difference between healthy relationships and intimate partner abuse

Thu, 12 Feb, 2026

Department of Health seeks new top civil servant as Robert Watt’s term expires
Department of Health seeks new top civil servant as Robert Watt’s term expires
Mr Watt’s successor is expected to be paid the top salary for a secretary general — €280,902 per year

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Simon Harris promises 'proper' return on investments for savers
Simon Harris promises 'proper' return on investments for savers
Government will deliver a new strategy on investing to help savers get more out of funds they keep in the banks, says Tánaiste

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Judicial system 'weaponised' against woman domestically abused by garda husband
Judicial system 'weaponised' against woman domestically abused by garda husband
Margaret Loftus has called for TDs to make changes to the legal system

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Danny Healy-Rae votes against Government — and brother Michael — on rent reforms
Danny Healy-Rae votes against Government — and brother Michael — on rent reforms
Another Government-supporting independent TD, Gillian Toole, abstained on the vote.

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

GP believed he could adhere to covid guidelines while challenging them on social media
GP believed he could adhere to covid guidelines while challenging them on social media
Marcus de Brun told a fitness-to-practise hearing he felt 'corralled' into using Twitter to question public health guidelines because 'there was nowhere else to go'

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Group behind controversial children's museum pledges to raise €25m for €70m project
Group behind controversial children's museum pledges to raise €25m for €70m project
Last September, the Comptroller and Auditor General revealed the OPW had had no authority to approve the construction of the museum in 2003 but proceeded regardless

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

State body to spend €3m to counter fare dodgers on public transport
State body to spend €3m to counter fare dodgers on public transport
In a new request for tender, the National Transport Authority is seeking a contractor to carry out detailed surveys during the busy rush hour services for four years 

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Freddie Scappaticci
Taoiseach names Scappaticci as former British army agent Stakeknife
Operation Kenova examined the activities of Stakeknife, a mole operating within the Provisional IRA's Internal Security Unit in the 1980s, and found he was linked to at least 14 murders and 15 abductions

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Businessman giving a key and holding small house in hand.
Rule changes will mean at least €3k rent rises for tens of thousands, Sinn Féin says
For new tenancies from March 1, landlords will be able to reset rents to market rates if the previous rent was below market level

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Taoiseach Simon Harris visit to UK
TDs and senators sink Guinness pints as part of €60k Leinster House tab
Current and former TDs and senators knocked back shots of tequila and sambuca, along with €27 measures of premium whiskey

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

man giving an envelope full of euro bills
Ireland ranks among least corrupt nations but faces rising dark money risks
Ireland holds a relatively strong corruption perception score, but Transparency International warns gaps in transparency and oversight pose emerging risks

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

HSE to follow up cases of 62 children who had spinal care after review at CHI
HSE to follow up cases of 62 children who had spinal care after review at CHI
'There is no immediate risk to patients,' HSE chief clinical officer Dr Henry said of the 62 cases

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

400 fewer gardaí in roads policing units in last 15 years 
400 fewer gardaí in roads policing units in last 15 years 
In some regions, the number of gardaí in roads policing has halved since 2009

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Winter weather Jan 27th 2026
'More heartache' to come as a result of extreme weather conditions, researchers warn
This January was the wettest since 2018, according to Met Éireann 

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

'Pause' has forced women abroad for surgery to treat incontinence for last seven years
'Pause' has forced women abroad for surgery to treat incontinence for last seven years
Some types of mesh surgery were paused here in 2018 due to serious safety concerns raised by women

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Kenmare, Ireland
Government rollback means short-term let restrictions will only apply to towns of more than 20,000 people
Under the original plans, restrictions on short-term lets were due to apply to any town with a population of 10,000 or more

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Government criticised for slow progress on remediation for Celtic Tiger-era homes
Government criticised for slow progress on remediation for Celtic Tiger-era homes
funding has been granted to three remediation projects so far 

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Official Opening of the Central Mental Hospital, Portrane
Patients at state-of-the-art hospital urged to wear warm clothes due to heating system faults
Heating system causes renewed trouble at 'state-of-the-art' hospital

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Shoulder patch of a soldier from the Irish Army on camouflaged uniform.
Key Defence Forces projects delayed in new government implementation plan
The reason why completion of the Maritime Security Strategy is down as December 2028 is not clear

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Hacker code in laptop. Cyber security, privacy or hack threat. Coder or programmer writing virus software, malware, internet att
Ireland has widest gender gap in Europe for use of advanced technology skills 
A study from the ESRI shows male workers are far more likely to employ advanced skills such as programming, machine learning, or AI tools

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Desperate Woman
Housing crisis leaves women trapped between homelessness or staying with abuser
The National Women’s Council said women in domestic violence situations are faced with having to move 'from one emergency accommodation centre or refuge to another'

Wed, 11 Feb, 2026

Aiding creation of non-consensual explicit images is a criminal offence, says Justice Minister
Aiding creation of non-consensual explicit images is a criminal offence, says Justice Minister
Jim O'Callaghan said Government is taking 'concrete steps' to address the issue

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Cadet commissioning ceremony
Strength of Defence Forces rises in 2025, but remains well short of targets
The total strength of the Defence Forces stood at 7,756 at the end of 2025

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

'Five to six' Irish citizens detained by ICE, according to Taoiseach 
'Five to six' Irish citizens detained by ICE, according to Taoiseach 
Micheál Martin said there were a 'number of cases' in which the Government was trying to help

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Stardust nightclub fire inquest
Announcement of €20,000 payment to victims of Stardust fire criticised as a 'backward step' 
In the second phase of a scheme after families of the bereaved received ex gratia payments, this new phase will see payments totalling €16.4m given to survivors of the Dublin nightclub fire in 1981

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Housing tsar appointed almost a year on from scandal over position
Housing tsar appointed almost a year on from scandal over position
Garret Doocey has been appointed deputy secretary general in the Department of Housing and will oversee the Housing Activation office

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Controversy
Media minister refuses to say if he will sign off on pay hike for RTÉ director general Kevin Bakhurst
It has been suggested RTÉ board could seek to increase the director general’s salary from €250,000 to €300,000, which would have to be signed off by Patrick O'Donovan

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Government climbdown on proposals to regulate short-term lets
Government climbdown on proposals to regulate short-term lets
Previously, restrictions were due to apply to any town with a population of 10,000 or more

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Aptamil infant formula recall
Food Safety Authority stands by formula recall statement
At the time, the authority advised the public that Danone had informed it that while the implicated products were manufactured in Ireland

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Dublin Bus Depot
OPW issues tender for major facelift of Dublin's Busáras
'The project consists of the full refurbishment, fitout, and considered historic retrofit of the Áras Mhic Dhiarmada area of the building,' said the OPW

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

'Very cold' weather en route with temperatures to fall to lows of -3C
'Very cold' weather en route with temperatures to fall to lows of -3C
Brighter conditions and a 'brief cold snap' are expected before it turns unsettled again over the weekend

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Department facing 24 legal actions over use of biometric data in Public Services Card
Department facing 24 legal actions over use of biometric data in Public Services Card
Department of Social Protection said cases predate ruling from Data Protection Commission which said the card does use biometric data and such processing would have to be discontinued within nine months unless the State could find a valid legal basis for its use

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

State age verification for websites an ‘important first step’, says Harris
State age verification for websites an ‘important first step’, says Harris
The Government is preparing a system where age verification for certain websites will be checked against an individual’s Personal Public Service Number (PPSN)

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Fine Gael refuses to confirm status of disciplinary process into former senator Martin Conway
Fine Gael refuses to confirm status of disciplinary process into former senator Martin Conway
Mr Conway resigned the party whip last year after failing to inform Fine Gael he had been arrested on Dublin’s O’Connell Street for 'being in an intoxicated state due to consumption of sleeping tablets and alcohol'

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Friends using mobile phone during a tennis match
'Dodgy boxes': Irish homes warned after major global cyberattack targets Android-enabled TVs
Security researchers have warned that millions of these 'low-cost' and 'poorly secured devices' could be infected and remotely controlled by cybercriminals

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Brother of man who died by suicide calling on government to establish mental health A&Es
Brother of man who died by suicide calling on government to establish mental health A&Es
Joe Loughnane's brother, Adam, died two hours after he presented himself as suicidal in the waiting room of the A&E at the University Hospital Galway

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Dublin Airport passenger cap to be scrapped 
Dublin Airport passenger cap to be scrapped 
Cabinet will also hear plans for the basic income for the arts, infrastructure guidelines, the living city initiative, and recruitment and retention in the Defence Forces

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Adult male with heart attack or heart burn condition, health and medicine concept
Fewer than half of Irish heart attack patients seek help within an hour, audit finds
Audit shows smoking drives earlier heart attacks while delays in seeking help continue to undermine life-saving treatment

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Young Girl In Bedroom Worried By Bullying Text Message
Half of children aged 8-12 at risk online with no parental restrictions, survey finds
CyberSafeKids says many children are exposed to the risk of engaging with strangers as it launches its 'Same Rules Apply' campaign 

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Housing update at Churchfields development in Dublin
‘Medical lifeline’ between Donegal and Dublin will be cut, campaigners says
Changes to a public service air route are down to “people in Dublin making decisions that have no idea what it’s like living in Donegal”, a campaigner has said.

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

AI is undermining democracy, Oireachtas committee to hear
AI is undermining democracy, Oireachtas committee to hear
TDs and senators to hear that AI portals' use of online journalism without payment is leaving quality journalism 'under existential threat' 

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Minister to look at European ruling on public holiday allowances and overtime for Defence Forces
Minister to look at European ruling on public holiday allowances and overtime for Defence Forces
In a statement the department of defence said the minister, Helen McEntee, 'notes' the findings that Ireland is in breach of a European charter

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Government engages US authorities over Irish man detained by ICE
Government engages US authorities over Irish man detained by ICE
Irish authorities are engaging US officials after a Kilkenny man detained by ICE described harsh conditions and fears for his safety

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

HSE accused of concealing scale of waiting list crisis
HSE accused of concealing scale of waiting list crisis
Cork East TD Liam Quaide challenges Bernard Gloster, saying the HSE has given 'what seemed like deliberately vague responses' on staffing levels

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

House and rent prices
Housing minister admits 'archaic' aspects of homebuying need 'increased transparency'
James Browne was reacting to  a new study which found overbidding, a widespread misunderstanding of rights, and increasing delays are all characteristics of homebuying in Ireland

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Close up of a sad young Caucasian woman reading bad news
Gardaí must be trained to identify sex-for-rent offers, Oireachtas told
Coalition urges garda training, victim supports and inclusion of sex-for-rent exploitation in Ireland’s domestic and gender-based violence strategy

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Closeup of black man watching sports match on TV at home and using online betting app
TV viewers of 2022 World Cup were much more likely to bet if exposed to gambling ads, study shows
Frequency of football betting was between 16% and 24% higher during matches broadcast on channels screening gambling ads compared with games shown on channels that did not screen them, research found

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Gardaí make fresh appeal for information on Icelandic man who went missing seven years ago
Gardaí make fresh appeal for information on Icelandic man who went missing seven years ago
Jón Jónsson has not been seen since he went missing in Dublin in February 2019

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Estate agent For Sale sign
One in three buyers expect to encounter illegal 'ghost bids' on houses sold in open auctions
ESRI research warns open auctions and online bidding systems are driving higher prices, stress and mistrust for first-time buyers

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Businessman Calculating Tax By Small And Big House Models
'Mini cabinets' recommended as potential means of oversight on local democracy
While not all of the recommendations will be included in the local democracy taskforce's report to the Government, a source said that they gave 'a flavour of the direction of travel'

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Social Democrats deny suspending Limerick City branch after lack of meetings flagged
Social Democrats deny suspending Limerick City branch after lack of meetings flagged
Councillor Elisa O'Donovan said the branch AGM, 'now four months overdue, was postponed abruptly on November 18 by the general secretary citing an internal matter under review'

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Budget calculation
Number of childminders who claim State funding to expand under minister's plan 
Childminders will only be allowed to look after a maximum of six children at any one time under the September 2024 regulations, and only two of those can be aged under 15 months

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Irish Government formation
Green Party deputy leader vows to tackle discrimination after completing cancer treatment
Hazel Chu was diagnosed with breast cancer last summer and had surgery in September

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Top view of medical documentation being filled by female doctor at doctor's office
IMO criticises surgeon data plan as medicine 'does not lend itself to direct league tables' 
The chair of the IMO consultants committee, Matthew Sadlier, also warned it could lead to poorer outcomes for patients

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

SOCIAL DEMOCRATS NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Housing figures 'turned out to be a complete fabrication', Holly Cairns tells Social Democrats conference
Ms Cairns's speech follows the party’s recent policy launch for a State construction company and the creation of modular homes factories to 'ramp up supply'

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Using mobile phone
Text helpline sees record number of struggling people make contact
Text service sees spike in conversations about housing problems and loneliness

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Tubridy says he 'wouldn't say never' when asked about returning to RTÉ
Tubridy says he 'wouldn't say never' when asked about returning to RTÉ
'I love the people I worked with. I'd like to fix it, if that makes sense'

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Watch: Rough seas cause unusually high waves to hit the coast of Ireland
Watch: Rough seas cause unusually high waves to hit the coast of Ireland
High waves were seen along the coast at Scotsman's Bay in Dun Laoghaire on Friday February 6th

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Israel Palestinians Gaza
Further seven Palestinian children arrive in Ireland for treatment following  evacuation from Gaza
The youngsters will undergo medical assessments over the coming days with teams from Children's Health Ireland

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

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