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Echoing the Trump administration, some Dublin politicians push campaign against Somali immigrants

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Shamim Malekmian Jul 15, 2026

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Tending to Dublin’s street cats, a Brazilian network finds sense of purpose, and home

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In Terenure, Council Presses Ahead with Plan for New Library

It would replace the one-storey, 300 sqm, 1950s-era building with a 1,000 sqm, two-storey version.

Claudia Dalby Oct 12, 2022

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