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# Conflict

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Palestinian shot dead by Israeli forces in West Bank protests
Israeli shell hits UN school in Gaza killing 15 people, including UN staff
Ukraine's Prime Minister has resigned
Hundreds attend 'die-in' Gaza protest in Dublin
Escalating crisis in Gaza poses "serious threat" to children, says UNICEF
Polio 'adding to Syria's humanitarian disaster' say aid agencies
Ex-rugby player Trevor Hogan to speak at 'die-in' Gaza protest in Dublin
Bus Éireann faces criticism over new online payment system
Flight MH17 and Gaza to dominate EU Foreign Affairs meeting
Ireland is providing €500k in humanitarian aid to Gaza
Councillor removes Israeli flag from Dun Laoghaire Harbour
Here's what Pro-Israel and Pro-Palestine groups in Ireland have to say about the conflict
Ukraine accuses Russian plane of shooting down jet
New Foreign Affairs Minister "extremely concerned" as Gaza death toll tops 175
TED TALKS: What is the human cost of war?
Did you live along the border during the Troubles? This project is seeking your voice...
Palestine death toll from Israeli air strikes jumps to 162
'We want justice' chants at Dublin Gaza rally, as conflict death toll tops 125
Syrian rebels storm Sunni village, leaving 14 dead
Israel pounds Gaza in continued offensive as Hamas flexes its firepower
Mass grave of 53 men, tied up and executed, found in Iraq
Palestinian teen 'burned alive', post-mortem suggests
"We were afraid for our children": 10,000 flee Iraq town
Adams: This British government has not been positively engaged in peace process
Ukraine rebels agree to ceasefire and peace talks
The Pentagon thinks Iran has sent a 'small number' of operatives into Iraq
Explainer: What's happening in Iraq?
Militants seize Saddam's hometown, set sights on Baghdad
Syrians in Ireland ask for 94 family members to be rescued from conflict
Faces of War: Syrian children make the most of makeshift homes
Ireland sends €2 million to South Sudan as 4 million people face starvation
There is "strong evidence" that the Syrian government used chlorine gas in attacks on rebels
Roy Keane's Champions League ITV commitment not an issue - O'Neill
€48,000 in funding for victims of Dublin-Monaghan bombings
Spread of polio is now an official international health emergency
More deaths in Ukraine as fighting rages in Slavyansk
Kidnapped observers freed in Ukraine
"We will not stop": Strong message from Ukraine as army action continues
Ukraine: Pro-Russia gunmen seize town hall
Russian military exercises on Ukraine border could be 'expensive mistake'