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Taoiseach appeals for 'calm on all sides' in Portadown (opens the original)
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A stand-off is continuing in Portadown as hundreds of people are blocking the Garvaghy Road to prevent an Orange Order parade going down the route. Police have not cleared the march to go ahead, while the PSNI Chief Constable said a policing operation has so far ensured there had been no violence or disorder. He urged people on all sides to remain calm. Police landrovers are gathered at the top of the Garvaghy Road with some police officers in public order uniforms. They continue to play out a m
Healy-Rae attack 'wake-up call' on TD safety - McDonald (opens the original)
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Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald has expressed shock at yesterday's attack on Michael Healy-Rae, adding that the incident should be a "wake-up call". Mr Healy-Rae was travelling in his own vehicle on Cork Street in Dublin city at around 4.10pm yesterday when he was approached by a man who assaulted him through the window of his car. A man in his 50s has been arrested. Speaking to reporters in Belfast, Ms McDonald said she wished Mr Healy-Rae "only the best" and that there must be "zero tole
Record 18,800 people used Focus Ireland services in 2025 (opens the original)
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Focus Ireland has said a record of approximately 18,800 people used its services last year. The homeless charity's annual report for 2025 also showed how it helped 4,787 children last year, an increase of 6.3% from the previous year. Speaking at the launch of the report, CEO Pat Dennigan said the charity helped 702 households move out of homelessness into a secure long-term home and that 2,164 families engaged with its services. Mr Dennigan said 2025 was another profoundly challenging year in te
Minister signals BAM should not bid for hospital project (opens the original)
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The Minister for Health has indicated that contractor BAM should not tender for the new National Maternity Hospital project at Elm Park, as she revealed that she has informed Cabinet about fire certification problems at the National Children's Hospital, for which BAM is responsible. Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said that the business case for the new maternity facility on the St Vincent's Hospital grounds will be brought to Cabinet this autumn. She noted that a lot of the preparatory work has been
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