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Micheal Martin claims world is failing Palestine as he calls for peace in Gaza (opens the original)
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Taoiseach Micheal Martin said the world is failing the people of Palestine as he called for peace in Gaza and across the world in an address to world leaders. The Taoiseach delivered Ireland’s national statement to the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Thursday night. He took to the podium mere hours after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered his address. Mr Martin told world leaders that the 20-point peace plan brokered by the US has not brought peace or stability to
Minister says Ireland 'not scared' to tackle big tech on dangerous driving clips (opens the original)
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Ireland is "not scared" to tackle tech giants over dangerous driving videos following the horror M9 crash, Transport Minister Darragh O'Brien said. On August 16, five teenage boys died after the car they were travelling in the wrong way down the M9 collided head on with another vehicle, leaving four others seriously injured. A rise in wrong-way motorway driving has been recorded this year, fuelled by dangerous online trends of thugs filming reckless stunts. Representatives from TikTok, Google, M
Taoiseach's grim and grounding non-guarantee on household finances (opens the original)
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Taoiseach Micheal Martin said he cannot guarantee that Irish people will be better off financially following the Budget. Mr Martin, who is in New York for the United Nations General Assembly, refused to be drawn on fuel measures or financial supports set to be announced in the annual budget on October 6. It comes as fuel costs continue to rise due to global crude oil spikes and rising refining costs and prices in Ireland have surged past €2 per litre at some stations. Mr Martin said: “For the va
Homeowners could receive up to €14,500 under new boiler scrappage scheme (opens the original)
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Homeowners could receive up to €14,500 under a new boiler scrappage scheme as home heating oil prices have skyrocketed. Climate Minister Darragh O’Brien will bring plans for the scheme and grants for solar battery storage to Cabinet next week. It will see households offered €2,000 more to replace oil and kerosene boilers, on top of existing heat pump grants of up to €12,500. Minister O’Brien said: "I want to see us really help people who are on oil boilers and kerosene to be able to get away fro
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