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Over 140 people from Protestant backgrounds urge Orange Order to end Garvaghy Road stand-off (opens the original)
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MORE THAN 140 people from Protestant backgrounds have signed an open letter calling on the Orange Order to end the stand-off over its planned march along the Garvaghy Road. The letter, addressed to Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant and Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee, says its signatories hold a wide range of views on politics, faith and identity but “feel compelled to speak publicly about what is happening in Portadown”. It comes as 14 members of the US Congress have separately wri
HSE dentists to join thousands of health workers in strike later this month (opens the original)
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DENTISTS WORKING IN the HSE have backed industrial action for the first time in the history of the Irish Dental Association (IDA), with members set to join a health service work stoppage later this month. The IDA said it has this week served notice of industrial action on the HSE after 98% of members balloted backed taking action in response to planned restructuring of public dental services. The association said members had authorised it to take “all necessary actions” to resist and reverse any
Celebrity Traitors is back tonight - here’s what you need to know (opens the original)
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THE CELEBRITY TRAITORS returns to screens tonight, with Irish comedian Joanne McNally among the famous faces preparing to lie, scheme and turn on each other in a Scottish castle. The hugely popular BBC series is back for a second season following the success of last year’s celebrity edition, which saw comedian Alan Carr triumph as a Traitor. This time, 21 celebrities will enter Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands, with Claudia Winkleman once again secretly selecting a number of them to beco
More than €108 billion in State spending can now be searched on a government TD's new website (opens the original)
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A NEW WEBSITE allowing the public to search more than €108 billion in reported State spending has been launched by Fianna Fáil TD Albert Dolan. StateSpend.ie brings together purchase orders and payments published by government departments, local authorities, health and education bodies and other State agencies. The site currently contains more than 622,000 records, with a combined reported value of €108.8 billion, covering records dating from 2011 to the second quarter of this year. On the site,
Iceland looks set to join Ireland in Eurovision boycott again over Israel's participation (opens the original)
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ICELAND LOOKS SET to join Ireland in boycotting next year’s Eurovision Song Contest if Israel is allowed to participate. A majority of the board of Iceland’s public broadcaster RÚV has said the country should not take part in the 2027 contest unless Israel is barred. Six of the board’s nine members backed the position at a meeting today, according to minutes reported by RÚV. The board members directed RÚV’s director to inform the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) that the broadcaster will not pa
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