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Taoiseach urged to fully fund 'gamechanger' homeless centre in Dublin (opens the original)
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin has been urged to fully fund a homeless centre in Dublin by allocating it an extra €3 million in the upcoming budget. The facility at Usher's Island houses people who are homeless who have addictions and other healthcare needs. The Dublin Simon Community, which runs the facility at Usher's Island, has argued that at full capacity it can "save up to 36,500 inpatient bed days each year" through reduced hospital admissions and better health outcomes. The facility offers ser
Taoiseach defends new government jet amid reports navigational tool was omitted (opens the original)
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin has stopped short of denying reports the Irish government had ordered a new jet for ministers and officials without an Israeli-made navigational system which could pose difficulties when landing. The Journal website revealed at the weekend the Dassault Falcon 6X jet was ordered without a navigational system made by the Israeli company Elbit, which may cause difficulties landing in fog and bad weather. The Irish government has been vocal in its criticisms of Israel’s mili
Taoiseach defends government jet over reports a navigational tool was omitted (opens the original)
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin has stopped short of denying reports the Government had ordered a new jet for ministers and officials without an Israeli-made navigational system which could pose difficulties when landing. The Journal website revealed at the weekend the Dassault Falcon 6X jet was ordered without a navigational system made by the Israeli company Elbit, which may cause difficulties landing in fog and bad weather. The Government has been vocal in its criticisms of Israel’s military operati
‘Nothing confirmed’ on Donald Trump visit to Ireland – Taoiseach (opens the original)
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By Gráinne Ní Aodha and Claudia Savage, Press Association Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said there is “nothing confirmed” in relation to the possible visit of Donald Trump to Ireland next month. It is understood that the US president will visit Ireland for at least two days from September 12th. The trip will include a visit to Co Clare, where he is expected to attend the Irish Open golf tournament at his course in Doonbeg. Mr Trump is also expected to visit Dublin, but details on many elements of
‘Nothing confirmed’ on Donald Trump visit to Ireland – Irish premier - AOL (opens the original)
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Irish premier Micheál Martin has said there is “nothing confirmed” in relation to the possible visit of Donald Trump to Ireland next month. It is understood that the US president will visit Ireland for at least two days from September 12. The trip will include a visit to Co Clare, where he is expected to attend the Irish Open golf tournament at his course in Doonbeg. Mr Trump is also expected to visit Dublin, but details on many elements of the engagement have yet to be finalised. The final day
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