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Protesters gather outside Aviva ahead of Austria game (opens the original)
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A small group of protesters from the Stop the Game campaign have gathered in Ballsbridge ahead of the Ireland Austria game in the Aviva Stadium this evening. A larger protest, organised by the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign, is due to take place outside the stadium just over an hour before kick-off. Protesters say they are planning to line the footpaths of the streets leading to the Aviva with people and large banners, as fans arrive for the Nations League fixture. The groups say the prot
New Irish language tool to help non-verbal children (opens the original)
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A new language tool that allows non-verbal children to communicate in the Irish language is being made freely available online. The Geabaire app uses the dialects and structures of the Irish language and those behind the technology said it is now a global model for other minority languages. The symbol-to-speech technology was developed after the mother of two autistic children, who are both minimally speaking, approached researchers in Trinity College Dublin to ask them if a speech-generating ap
'Floozie in Jacuzzi' among Dublin History Festival tales (opens the original)
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What happened to the so-called 'Floozie in the Jacuzzi' after the infamous statue was decommissioned from O'Connell Street? That is just one of the stories being told as part of the Dublin Festival of History that got under way over the weekend. Three hundred events exploring the capital's past, are taking place over the next fortnight in what organisers say is the largest free history festival in the world. One of the many talks recounts the history of the Anna Livia monument, erected on O'Conn
Ireland 'behind' on strategy for Dublin nightlife (opens the original)
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Ireland is behind other countries when it comes to implementing a strategy for the capital's nightlife, according to Dublin's Night-Time Economy Advisor. Ray O'Donoghue said that now is the time for the Government to take the issue seriously. At the first dedicated conference on the night-time economy, there were also calls to move responsibility for licencing law from the Departments of Justice to the Department of Culture. The conference also heard about the need for support for grassroots ven
Large policing operation under way for Trump visit (opens the original)
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One of the biggest policing operations in the history of the State is under way for the visit of US President Donald Trump. A number of protests are planned in Dublin and Clare and significant travel restrictions are in place in both counties. Mr Trump's begins in Dublin and with that will come significant travel restrictions around Dublin Airport and Phoenix Park. The airport is operating as normal but those travelling to and from it should allow extra time for their journeys, due to restrictio
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