Against a backdrop of policy shifts, Ukrainian refugee children embrace their Irish lives
Ireland is the place they started school, joined sports clubs – yet their parents worry about how changes to citizenship eligibility may haunt their future.
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Kilmore West is still clogged with overflow parking from Beaumont Hospital, but is a solution in sight?
The roads are so blocked that a fire truck, headed to an emergency, couldn't get through a few weeks ago, said a councilllor at a recent meeting.
In Cherry Orchard, a park makeover moves closer – with a 400 metre running track, 500 trees, and more
It's desperately needed, said councillors, pointing to the hundreds of new homes planned for the area.
The RTB told a woman who is homeless that it will close her case because she can’t provide an address
Irina Artemjeva, who filed a dispute for alleged unlawful termination of tenancy, says, she has to move around a lot. “It's a very unstable situation.”
For two years, North Central is the only council area without a boxing development officer
It's needed to keep kids busy who aren't interested in the usual team sports, says a councillor.
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Barred by EU sanctions from exporting hi-tech chips to Russia, Ireland is sending them in heaps to Israel
Intel has a plant in Leixlip, and another in Israel. It's a major employer and taxpayer in Ireland, where its executives meet pretty regularly with senior government figures.
Gardaí’s budget for PR and communications has boomed. Is that good?
It depends on how its used, say academics who study policing – on what kinds of interventions and stories are pushed.
Twelve years in, experimental metal band Earthslayer are ready to take their apocalyptic sound to the live circuit
They're preparing to release their as-yet-untitled sophomore record.
Revolt continues in Dublin 7 over proposed shift from bags to bins
The change is part of the council's efforts to stop foraging foxes and hungry gulls from from tearing open bags left out for collection, scattering rubbish.
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"June is deeply associated with Áine, the Irish goddess of summer, fertility, love, and sovereignty, whose presence is especially felt around the midsummer season."
Six months on, the renamings of two Dublin parks are still stalled out
Councillors still looking to dename Herzog Park – and to rename Diamond Park after Terence Wheelock – say they’ve seen no progress from central government on regulations to make it an option.
At Labre Park, residents wait for word on what they need, and will get, to protect from landfill gases
This Traveller halting site, like others, was built on a historic landfill. “It seems to be a pattern across the state to build sites on dumps.”