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Brussels
Zelenskyy pushes for 'crucial' EU support as Macron announces new Ukraine 'coalition' summit in Paris
tesla protests
Three charged in US for 'violent destruction' of Tesla cars and dealership with Molotov cocktails
Bitter row
Paddy Cosgrave allegedly edited phone recordings to damage former Web Summit director, court hears
Courts
Blood containing DNA of woman stabbed to death found on clothing of man accused of murder, court hears
garda vetting
Justice Minister disputes Labour claims ‘unvetted trainee gardaí are patrolling the streets’
Aerial survey
Don't be alarmed if you spot this plane flying very low to the ground in Kerry and Clare
Special Needs Funding
Child with cerebral palsy was used as a ‘prop’ for Government photo opportunity, TD tells Dáil
pages and pages
'We have a lot of work to do': No huge revelations so far as historians pore over JFK files
RIP
'True legend': Tributes paid to former F1 boss Eddie Jordan after his death aged 76
His family said he passed away peacefully in the early hours of this morning.
An Garda Síochána
Gardaí seize 29 vehicles from south Dublin business in major money-laundering probe
SNP
Former Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon cleared of wrongdoing in police probe into party finances
Monaghan
Family of hit-and-run victim Shane O'Farrell to meet Justice Minister as part of long-running campaign
Capital Idea
Two Dublin councils form coalition in favour of tourist tax - and urge others to come on board
EU summit
Taoiseach rejects claims that Ireland will spend €1bn on Ukraine aid, as EU yet to agree plan
Micheál Martin is in Brussels for a EU leaders’ summit at a time of increasing uncertainty.
Fast Eddie
After flirting with priesthood and a job with Bank of Ireland, Eddie Jordan became a force in F1
The Morning Lead
State using private law firm as nuns continue attempts to raid Shine abuse fund
A schedule of records obtained by The Journal shows 63 emails were sent or received by the Department of Health over the past year in relation to the Indemnity Agreement.
Victim says it is “very odd” that the nuns were paying half of the cost of a report that could decide if they can withdraw the funds themselves.
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