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Middle East conflict
LIVE: Fuel shortages deepen as forecourts run dry; gardaí say protestors blocking depots risk arrest
Protesters continue to block roads around Dublin and motorways around the country in opposition to the rising price of fuel

Thu, 09 Apr, 2026

Housing market
House price inflation at lowest rate in over two years
Annual asking price inflation is now running at 4.7% nationwide

Thu, 09 Apr, 2026

Primary School Coat Pegs
Parents can complain about use of physical restraints in schools through new independent portal
From September, the new portal will be open to parents who are unhappy with how a school has handled their complaints in cases where restraint has been used on a student

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

'Act of national sabotage': Forecourts could run out of fuel 'as early as Thursday' due to depot blockades
'Act of national sabotage': Forecourts could run out of fuel 'as early as Thursday' due to depot blockades
Widespread tractor protests disrupt traffic, block fuel depots and raise concerns about supply chains and emergency access nationwide

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Royal High School
ASTI calls for pause to Leaving Cert laboratory projects on health and safety grounds
Delegates said it was necessary to pass an emergency motion to protect teachers from unsafe conditions

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Achil island landscape in spring in a cloudy day with no people. Sea, coast and dramatic shore.
Fáilte Ireland spends €900k on photos, videos and drone footage to showcase tourist attractions
Fáilte Ireland said it focused on attractions and activities that were 'best showcased in the spring season' and covered 20 locations in 10 different counties

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Middle East conflict
Gardaí instructed to ensure access to ports and fuel depots during protests
Government and gardaí respond to ongoing fuel protests, with concerns over disruption to transport, emergency services and supply chains

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Parental control
'AI is already here in homework': Teachers pass motion for specialist AI training
'Schools require the time, space, and curricular capacity within teaching and learning to equip students with the skills necessary to evaluate AI-generated content, in order to avoid bias, misogyny, misinformation, fake news'

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Industrial strike
‘Women not being heard’: Concerns raised over gaps in Irish maternity care
Advocate highlights persistent issues in Irish maternity services, including communication failures, lack of trust and gaps in patient care

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Teacher stress survey
Sorting teacher pay dispute 'an absolute priority' for minister
Teachers' Union of Ireland members say they are due a1% increase retroactive from September last year, as part of a 3% increase overall under local bargaining

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Yellow ambulance on the roundabout
Ambulance staff back industrial action over pay and workloads
Union has accused HSE of failing to act on independent report calling for salary scales to be updated to reflect changes in workloads over past 20 years

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

What is long Covid and how do you know if you have it?
Long covid to cost OECD member countries over €115bn a year for a decade, review says
The OECD's 38 member countries are in Europe, North America, South America and Asia-Pacific

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Fishing industry warns 'boats on verge of tying up' if Government does not help with fuel costs
Fishing industry warns 'boats on verge of tying up' if Government does not help with fuel costs
Industry representatives warned escalating fuel prices were placing severe pressure on Ireland’s fishing fleet and coastal economies and could leading to the grounding of offshore ​and inshore fleets

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Middle East conflict
Further fuel protests expected as major disruption continues
Second day of fuel protests brings widespread disruption, with blocked depots, traffic delays and Government criticism of escalating action

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Middle East conflict
Taoiseach warns fuel protesters of penalties and rules out direct talks
Taoiseach warns of legal consequences for disruptive protests while insisting Government will only engage with recognised representative groups

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Police Stock
Police probe suspected arson attack at Coleraine apartment block
The blaze was believed to have started in a communal area inside the flats

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Michael D Higgins warns against ‘normalisation’ of war in first speech since presidency
Michael D Higgins warns against ‘normalisation’ of war in first speech since presidency
Former president calls for renewed focus on human security, climate action and accountability in wide-ranging address to teachers’ congress

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Four Courts Building on the river Liffey in Dublin Ireland
High Court decision on gas power plant in Kerry a step in 'Ireland aligning with EU policy'
The 600-megawatt power plant would be on a 630-acre site in Co Kerry

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Teachers' union accuses Government of having 'recession mindset' in dealing with public pay agreements
Teachers' union accuses Government of having 'recession mindset' in dealing with public pay agreements
ASTI general secretary Kieran Christie told union conference the Government 'seem to have no comprehension' of the need to address 'the daily problems that workers face — be they housing, childcare, healthcare' in terms of pay increments

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Middle East conflict
Price of fuel ‘costing lives’, say protesters causing gridlock in Dublin
Protesters with tractors have caused gridlock in Dublin city centre over caused by the war in Iran.

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
Students struggling with cost of living should seek welfare supports, says minister
TUI president says union is prepared to 'act boldly' if long‑running issues around pay, workloads, and secure employment are not resolved

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Minister faces calls for smaller classes and AI‑proofed Leaving Cert
Minister faces calls for smaller classes and AI‑proofed Leaving Cert
Hildegarde Naughton says special education reform is among the key areas she will focus on over the next year, write Jess Casey and Cianan Brennan

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Variety of soft drinks on supermarket shelves
'It needs to be significantly increased': Calls to raise 'invisible' sugar tax on sweet drinks
Researchers say tax had a positive impact when introduced in May 2018 but has been undermined due to inflation and shifts in how products are sold

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Trump
Trump pulls back on Iran threat for two weeks subject to agreement on ceasefire
US President Donald Trump said late Tuesday that he is pulling back on his threats to attack , subject to Iran agreeing to a two-week ceasefire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

No written records between RTB and minister over mass eviction in Wexford, admits department
No written records between RTB and minister over mass eviction in Wexford, admits department
The Social Democrats claim the lack of correspondence indicates James Browne did not take the matter 'seriously'

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Tax revenues receipts
Departments face cutbacks to cover Education overspending 
Public expenditure minister Jack Chambers warned of a 'challenge' within the Department of Education’s budget, despite a rise in funding between 2021 and 2025

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Allianz / Cumann na mBunscol support Ukrainian schoolchildren to take part in Gaelic game activities
INTO calls on GAA to cut links with Allianz in solidarity with Gaza
Irish National Teachers Organisation motion also noted the failure to pass the Occupied Territories Bill to include services

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Secondary teachers reject motion to refuse Leaving Cert project work after pay warning 
Secondary teachers reject motion to refuse Leaving Cert project work after pay warning 
ASTI convention hears the divisive motion would amount to industrial action and a rejection of the public service pay agreement

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Man filling up the gas tank with gasoline
Pressure on Government to tackle increasing energy costs
Department of Finance chief economist says that 'all roads lead to higher inflation and weaker growth'

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Gardaí paid €225m in allowances for working Sundays and night duty, figures show
Gardaí paid €225m in allowances for working Sundays and night duty, figures show
Payments also included allowances for dog-handling, court appearances, and serving in Gaeltacht areas

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Union passes motion to stop technological university pay grade changes without negotiation
Union passes motion to stop technological university pay grade changes without negotiation
The actions, including balloting for industrial action and or strike action across technological universities, has been passed unanimously

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Minister rejects claims Government late in tackling AI in schools
Minister rejects claims Government late in tackling AI in schools
'A lot of work has happened to date' regarding impact of AI, says Hildegarde Naughton as taskforce to examine AI in schools

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Blue lights on the roof of a Garda Siochana Irish police car
Gardaí await autopsy results after woman’s body found in apartment
The woman, aged in her 50s, was unresponsive and pronounced dead at the scene

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Green for st patrick's day
Government St Patrick's Day trips tally hits €142,000 — so far
With seven departments yet to report their costs, the steep bill for a Higher Education trip to Australia is attributed to travel restrictions due to war in the Middle East

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

'It was never your fault': Banner on Liberty Hall urges society to stop blaming survivors
'It was never your fault': Banner on Liberty Hall urges society to stop blaming survivors
'We know that the only person responsible for sexual violence is the person who perpetrates it'

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Three killed and thousands caught speeding over Easter weekend, gardaí say
Three killed and thousands caught speeding over Easter weekend, gardaí say
Road safety operation sees thousands of offences detected, including speeding, drink driving and mobile phone use over busy weekend

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Religious patrons to have 'ultimate say' on ethos of primary school, says minister
Religious patrons to have 'ultimate say' on ethos of primary school, says minister
It comes after a landmark survey found strong demand for more multi-denominational education

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

last straw
Restaurant told to pay €32,550 after chef dismissed for serving food dropped on floor
There were also claims that he was touching his head while cooking and not using headwear as well as using a phone while preparing food

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

AI prompt chat bot. Search website to generate data, text or image. Man using computer with artificial intelligence app. Virtual
Tech barons must not be allowed shape education through 'voracious' profit-driven AI
Teachers Union of Ireland general secretary Michael Gillespie told conference delegates the 'jury is out' on benefits of artificial intelligence in education

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Project Vigilant initiative
Three arrested following the discovery of a viable device in Co Antrim
Ammunition technical officers carried out a controlled explosion

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

A crucifix on a book against the background of a chalkboard
73% of parents with children in single-sex primary schools favour move towards co-education
40% of parents with children attending religious-run schools do not wish to retain their school's religious ethos

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Man dies following collision in Dundalk
Man dies following collision in Dundalk
The incident occurred at the N53 at Rassan, Dundalk

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Woman who suffered postnatal depression calls for more mental health support for new mothers
Woman who suffered postnatal depression calls for more mental health support for new mothers
Sligo woman Aolish Gormley says 'postnatal care in Ireland ends far too soon, and calls for a year of postnatal access instead of the typical six weeks 

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

'These are not the grand historical artefacts': Museum's everyday items give true insight 
'These are not the grand historical artefacts': Museum's everyday items give true insight 
A new collection at the Little Museum of Dublin features 'mundane and personal things' from 1916 which are intriguing visitors

Tue, 07 Apr, 2026

Irish fuel price protest
Motorists warned to brace for traffic chaos as hauliers distance themselves from protest
In Cork convoys are planned at Ballincollig, Watergrasshill, Midleton, Mallow, Macroom, and across West Cork

Mon, 06 Apr, 2026

Drug syringe and cooked heroin
Drugs a 'social justice' issue, not just a health one, families tell officials
Family Addiction Recovery Ireland (FARI) said the national drugs strategy does not recognise the 'chronic underinvestment' in family support and community drug projects

Mon, 06 Apr, 2026

'A thorough gentleman': Former ceann comhairle Seán Barrett dies aged 81
'A thorough gentleman': Former ceann comhairle Seán Barrett dies aged 81
Tánaiste pays tribute to 'distinguished parliamentarian who dedicated much of his life to public service, serving the people of Dún Laoghaire over several decades'

Mon, 06 Apr, 2026

‘Real and escalating’ online danger to children as voluntary regulation falls short, teachers warn
‘Real and escalating’ online danger to children as voluntary regulation falls short, teachers warn
The Irish National Teachers’ Orgnisation annual congress began in Killarney, president Anne Horan said schools are increasingly dealing with the consequences of online harm

Mon, 06 Apr, 2026

More than 2,500 drivers caught using agricultural green diesel in domestic vehicles
More than 2,500 drivers caught using agricultural green diesel in domestic vehicles
Revenue figures show 1,601 of those caught paid settlement fees of more than €1.9m, while 493 fines have been handed out by the courts since 2020 to a value of over €1.3m

Mon, 06 Apr, 2026

Primary school stock
Teachers could take industrial action as INTO accuses Government of blocking unpaid allowances
INTO general secretary John Boyle said he expects the union’s members will be balloted for industrial action in the coming weeks

Mon, 06 Apr, 2026

eczema dermatitis on hands and feet. red spots on the skin. dry skinThe concept dermatology, treatment fungal. woman scratching
ieExplains: Would a new assessment process cut waiting lists for dermatology treatment?
Health watchdog Hiqa last week published advice for a national system connecting GP patients with hospitals to assess patients with skin conditions

Mon, 06 Apr, 2026

Pedestrian dies after being hit by lorry in Donegal
Pedestrian dies after being hit by lorry in Donegal
The collision occurred at Station Roundabout, Port Road, Letterkenny

Mon, 06 Apr, 2026

Tripling of naval service diving unit among reforms to boost Ireland's maritime security
Tripling of naval service diving unit among reforms to boost Ireland's maritime security
Naval service's role in maritime security is set to expand as the Defence Forces refocuses towards defence of the State and maritime security

Sun, 05 Apr, 2026

Significant increase in number of wildfires across Ireland last year
Significant increase in number of wildfires across Ireland last year
More than 5,000 hectares of land were burnt by wildfires in the Republic during 2025 when 99 separate fires were recorded compared to 10 in 2024

Sun, 05 Apr, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
Immigration: Communities must be heard on placement of Ipas centres – Tánaiste
Simon Harris was responding to reports that the Department of Justice was considering legislation to curtail the ability of members of the public to object to centres for asylum seekers

Sun, 05 Apr, 2026

Watch: Passage West Baptist Church prepare 3,000 Easter eggs for the 11th annual children’s egg hunt
Watch: Passage West Baptist Church prepare 3,000 Easter eggs for the 11th annual children’s egg hunt
Watch as volunteers at Passage West Baptist Church prepare 3,000 Easter eggs for the 11th annual children’s fun run.

Sun, 05 Apr, 2026

Thousands still without power in wake of Storm Dave
Thousands still without power in wake of Storm Dave
Around 5,000 homes were without electricity at 8am, down from up 18,000 overnight

Sun, 05 Apr, 2026

Garda
Elderly woman dies following collision with bus
“She was pronounced deceased yesterday morning (Friday).

Sat, 04 Apr, 2026

Patient care
Delayed discharges ‘frightening’, Labour says as pressure mounts on hospitals
Opposition raises alarm over sustained rise in delayed discharges, warning of growing pressure on emergency departments and older patients

Sat, 04 Apr, 2026

Garda
Man dies in hospital following Co Longford crash
A man has died in hospital following a crash in Co Longford last weekend. Gardai said one car was involved in the incident on the R392 in Ballymahon shortly after midnight on Sunday March 29.

Sat, 04 Apr, 2026

School bus
School transport services at risk after Easter over fuel price surge, operator warns
Rising fuel prices could disrupt school and community transport services as operators warn current supports no longer sufficient

Sat, 04 Apr, 2026

Latest: Storm Dave grounds flights as powerful winds continue to lash Ireland
Latest: Storm Dave grounds flights as powerful winds continue to lash Ireland
Severe gusts, coastal gales and travel disruption expected as Storm Dave becomes the fourth named storm of the season

Sat, 04 Apr, 2026

Over €1m spent on advertising campaign to encourage school attendance
Over €1m spent on advertising campaign to encourage school attendance
“If you have a child in a mental health crisis, a billboard won’t get them into schools," said Sinn Féin TD Thomas Gould.

Sat, 04 Apr, 2026

Fields of Ireland
Public warned not to cut hedgerows during bird nesting season
The National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) has also issued updated guidance for landowners, outlining their legal responsibilities.

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

Record-breaking 24,000 Limerick volunteers for biggest one-day cleanup in Europe
Record-breaking 24,000 Limerick volunteers for biggest one-day cleanup in Europe
More than 400 groups joined across the county, including 94 schools, 42 Tidy Towns groups, and 48 sports clubs

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

Pet shop owner warns Easter rabbit trend could lead to abandoned animals
Pet shop owner warns Easter rabbit trend could lead to abandoned animals
Dublin retailer highlights surge in impulsive rabbit purchases ahead of Easter, warning of long-term care needs and abandonment risks

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

Wilson's Hospital manager claims she was penalised for reporting alleged financial irregularities
Wilson's Hospital manager claims she was penalised for reporting alleged financial irregularities
Workplace Relations Commission has ruled employee was not sidelined or demoted after she made a series of protected disclosures to school principal

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

US and Israeli attacks on Iran
McEntee condemns attacks on UN troops as Irish peacekeepers remain in Lebanon
Foreign affairs minister warns attacks on UN troops undermine decades of peacekeeping work as tensions escalate in Lebanon

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

Grace Lynch’s mother calls for stronger powers for gardaí in scrambler crackdown
Grace Lynch’s mother calls for stronger powers for gardaí in scrambler crackdown
Family of teenager killed in scrambler incident urge stronger enforcement powers as concerns grow over effectiveness of proposed legislation

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

Storm Dave: Met Éireann extends nationwide wind warning as passengers brace for disruption
Storm Dave: Met Éireann extends nationwide wind warning as passengers brace for disruption
Southerly winds turning westerly are expected to bring strong gusts and coastal disruption across Ireland this weekend

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

EU referendum
'If the amount you eat leaves you physically uncomfortable, you're missing the point of chocolate'
Dietitians advise the best way to enjoy a chocolate Easter egg this weekend is without guilt or shame but with a dollop of moderation

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

Medium Term Expenditure Framework
Public consultation launched for Ireland’s proposed new digital wallet
People are being asked to take part in the testing of Ireland’s proposed digital wallet app.

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

Mourne Mountains wildfire
More than 40 firefighters battle blaze in Co Down hay shed
More than 40 firefighters battled a large blaze overnight in a hay shed in Co Down. Around 300 sheep were moved out of the shed on Cascum Road in Banbridge, while efforts continued to extinguish the fire.

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

Government Trade Forum
Helen McEntee’s trip to Lebanon cancelled following Defence Forces concern
The Minister for Defence Helen McEntee had been due to meet Irish peacekeepers deployed as part of Unifil mission

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

A general view of the action 23/11/2024
Tim Lucey 'did not state that any number of deaths was acceptable', says Greyhound Racing Ireland
It comes after comments from the Greyhound Racing Ireland's chief executive about the culling of 3,000 dogs in a year

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

More than 150 prison officers take up posts after graduation ceremony at Croke Park
More than 150 prison officers take up posts after graduation ceremony at Croke Park
Last year, 304 prison officers were recruited following a national campaign

Fri, 03 Apr, 2026

Grace's Law: Mother calls for more garda powers to crack down on scrambler bikes
Grace's Law: Mother calls for more garda powers to crack down on scrambler bikes
'We want gardaí to be given a second licence so they don't face the wrath of the law over chasing these lads on bikes'

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

Variety of soft drinks on supermarket shelves
Full-sugar soft drinks being sold at same price or cheaper than sugar-free versions, study finds
Researchers found Coca-Cola, Pepsi, and various Club products were being offered at the same price as their sugar-free versions in about 60% of cases, and the sugar-free drink was even more expensive than the standard beverage in six instances

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

Garda lantern sign
Small Garda unit brings hundreds of prosecutions against money-laundering networks
Economic crime unit in Balbriggan, Dublin, targets international online scams and money-laundering operations worth millions of euro

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

A new wooden modular prefabricated house inside in manufacturing facility
Plan to exempt modular homes from planning permission delayed
Believed potential row has been brewing between Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil about plans to include the structures in rent-a-room scheme

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

the notice of eviction of tenants hangs on the door of the house
Labour introduces bill seeking to reinstate ban on no-fault evictions
'Homelessness is continuing to rise and now renters are facing an even greater minefield when it comes to their real rights under the new rental legislation'

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

Watch: Lelia Doolan's Walk for Peace
Watch: Lelia Doolan's Walk for Peace
At 91, peace activist and cultural trailblazer Lelia Doolan sets out from Shannon Airport on a walk to Dublin, joined by a group of supporters calling for peace, Irish neutrality, and an end to the airport’s use by US military aircraft.

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

Unrecognizable couple arriving at the accommodation with their suitcases
Number of nights spent in short-term lets in Ireland breaks record in 2025
The figures, based on reservations made by holidaymakers through Airbnb, Booking and Expedia, have increased by almost two million since 2023

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

Northern Ireland Policing Board
Lurgan bomb attempt ‘timely reminder’ of terror threat to police, says PSNI chief
The proxy bomb attack attempt on a police station is a “timely reminder” of the terrorist threat level in Northern Ireland, the PSNI Chief has said.

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

Oireachtas Transport Committee
Dublin's MetroLink project dealt fresh blow as director steps down for personal reasons
The beleaguered project has been beset by delays, complaints, and judicial reviews

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

Senate Holds Confirmation Hearings For HHS Secretary Nominee Robert Kennedy
Conspiracy theories leading to worrying rise in autism misinformation 
In the US, health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr has prompted unproven claims regarding autism

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

Easter egg donations
Dublin family deliver thousands of Easter eggs to hospitals and homeless hubs
By Sunday,  they will have delivered more than 3,400 easter eggs

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

Gardaí launch nationwide road safety crackdown ahead of Easter weekend
Gardaí launch nationwide road safety crackdown ahead of Easter weekend
Nationwide operation targets dangerous driving as gardaí warn of rising pedestrian deaths and increased holiday traffic risks

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
Taoiseach cautions prolonged Iran war will drive inflation and energy costs
Taoiseach highlights risks of prolonged conflict, warning of inflation, energy disruption and pressure on key sectors like aviation and food

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

dermatologist Inspecting patient skin moles at clinic
Almost a tenth of people on hospital lists awaiting dermatology care
Among the 60,700 people on the lists are 3,600 children, according to the Irish Hospital Consultants Association

Thu, 02 Apr, 2026

An United Arab Emirates flag flies at ha
Department urged to intervene to help Sligo woman stranded in Dubai with daughter
Mediator said it is 'unconscionable' that Ireland has evacuated Irish citizens, but the woman and her daughter cannot leave because they do not have the correct documentation

Wed, 01 Apr, 2026

Lebanon Israel Iran War
Ireland joins 14 other countries in condemning violence escalation in Lebanon
Ireland has joined 14 other European countries in condemning the escalation of violence in Lebanon which has seen more than 1,300 deaths, including the killing of children, aid workers and journalists.

Wed, 01 Apr, 2026

Relatives of people who died in nursing homes during pandemic say covid inquiry ignoring bereaved families
Relatives of people who died in nursing homes during pandemic say covid inquiry ignoring bereaved families
Evaluation held its first public session with expert advisers and academics on Wednesday, but it has yet to confirm dates for meeting with families

Wed, 01 Apr, 2026

Ireland's FM McEntee visits Kyiv
Hungary 'betraying' EU by holding up Ukraine funding, says Helen McEntee
Foreign affairs minister believes Hungary has betrayed the bloc by siding with Russia

Wed, 01 Apr, 2026

Cyclist in his 20s dies in collision with truck in Dublin city centre
Cyclist in his 20s dies in collision with truck in Dublin city centre
Fatal incident involving truck and cyclist in Dublin City Centre leads to road closures and ongoing garda investigation

Wed, 01 Apr, 2026

Lurgan incident
Political leaders say Lurgan attack attempt was ‘appalling’ and ‘deeply chilling’
Ireland’s leaders have described an attempt at on a police station in Northern Ireland as “appalling” and “deeply chilling”.

Wed, 01 Apr, 2026

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