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A history of Pride and LGBTQ+ protests in Ireland

June is LGBT Pride Month on the island of Ireland - learn about the history that gave way to celebrations today.

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Abstention on renewal of counter terrorism laws unacceptable – Ward

Parties who vote against or abstain from voting on the Special Criminal Court motion need to explain why, a Fine Gael Senator has said.

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Cabinet to hear of real threat from terrorist activity

Cabinet to hear of real threat from terrorist activity
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Long-term unemployed to be given new progression plan or have payments cut – The Irish Times

People signed up to personal progression plans would have to meet Intreo employment advisors every two weeks

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Minister seeks to renew Ireland s counter-terrorism laws as real and persistent threat remains

The minister will tell Cabinet colleagues that there remains a substantial threat from serious organised crime.

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