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Politics

June
June 2025
Motion to stop sale of Israeli bonds expected to return to the Dáil as Minister rejects 'complicity'
Mass anti-Trump protests held across US as president hosts Washington military parade
Organisers said they were protesting against Trump’s dictatorial overreach, and in particular what they described as the strongman symbolism of the parade.
Larry Donnelly: LA riots may look like a banana skin for Trump, but his base remains happy
Larry Donnelly
Aircraft spot checks under consideration to ensure weapons not flown through Ireland
Drug dealer released just four weeks into 18 month term due to prison overcrowding crisis
A number of prisoners, including those suspected to be members of Organised Crime Groups, have been released.
Redacted version of CHI report could be published this week, Health Minister says
'Emergency rally' against racism held outside Belfast City Hall after days of unrest
Israel warns 'Tehran will burn' if Iran continues strikes after intense exchange of fire overnight
The Israeli military said its air forces targeted Iran's air defences with a wave of strikes in Tehran overnight.
Iran hit back with a barrage of missiles that lit up the night sky over Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, killing three people and wounding dozens.
78 people were killed and 320 wounded in the first wave of strikes by Israel, Iran's ambassador to the UN said.
Trump to preside over military parade as US cities prepare for 'No Kings' demonstrations
Airport passenger cap: Attorney general has given his advice, but there are 'no easy options'
'Remove the rats': How online rumours and threats sparked a week of anti-immigrant riots in NI
Unrest fuelled by inflammatory rhetoric and misinformation visited several towns in the North this week.
A sexual assault in Ballymena enabled a wider narrative to take hold that women are unsafe because of immigration.
An online 'paper' trail shows how a wave of speculation fed what some have called a "pogrom".
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Netanyahu warns of ‘several waves’ of Israeli attacks as Iran threatens 'powerful response'
Iran has described the assault as a “declaration of war”.
The United States said it had prior knowledge but was not involved in the attack.
Israel has since announced the closure of its embassies across the globe.
Paul Murphy: Why I've joined thousands from around the world on a march to Gaza
Paul Murphy
Kids to be asked to take Confirmation pledge not to vape
State-funded IVF to be expanded 'imminently' to couples facing difficulty conceiving second child
Currently only couples with no children are eligible for free fertility treatments.
Israeli attack on Iran could 'blow' nuclear deal hopes, Trump says
O'Neill says DUP minister should resign for 'reckless' post about Larne Leisure Centre
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Tender for €9m school phone pouches plan is replaced by new 'storage solution' plan
Survivors of male violence rallying at Dáil to call for ban on counselling notes in trials
Law to extend Rent Pressure Zones across country to be brought forward next week, Tánaiste says
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PSO levy reduction expected but it won't make much of a dent in energy bills for households
US moves staff from embassy in Iraq as tensions with Iran over nuclear deal increase
The government is considering a scrappage scheme for electric cars
The Transport Minister conceded the government won’t hit the target of one million electric vehicles on the road by 2030.
Government rejects motion calling on it to stop sale of 'Israeli war bonds'
Row breaks out at protest over Government plans to buy Citywest Hotel
Housing minister invites construction firms to express interest in building apartments
'No plans' from Trump administration to send undocumented Irish to Guantanamo Bay
Fines, curfews and seizing Playstations: TD seeks clamp on antisocial activity by 'youth gangs'
I went to talk to people in Ballymena, and was told to make myself 'scarce' or there'd be trouble
Some local people were reluctant to speak to The Journal, stating that they only speak to GB News.
NTPF funding to another public hospital suspended over 'potential financial irregularities'
UK government pledges £50 million for Casement Park redevelopment but funding shortfall remains
Drones in Dublin 'delivering burgers and lattes for profit', as Dáil hears of 'dystopian future'
Taoiseach accused of making 'sacrificial lambs' of renters with new regulations
'It's not a binary choice': Housing vs data centres claim by top civil servant rubbished by minister
Energy Minister Darragh O’Brien says attracting data centre investment is government policy.
Electricity consumption by data centres increased by 10% in 2024.
California governor accuses Trump of tyranny as mass arrests underway in under-curfew LA
Temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees to be extended to March 2027
'Recipe for rocketing rents': TDs denounce government's new rent controls in Dáil