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Footage of garda after a man has died following a shooting incident at a shopping centre in Co Carlow
Footage of garda after a man has died following a shooting incident at a shopping centre in Co Carlow A man has died following a shooting incident at a shopping centre in Co Carlow. The PA news agency understands that it appears that the...
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Gerry Adams wins libel case against BBC - cutaways and departures
Cutaways and departure shots of Gerry Adams and BBC staff making statements outside the High Court in Dublin as Adams wins a libel case against the broadcaster. The BBC has been ordered to pay former Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams 100,000...
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Family read statement following Richard Satchwell's murder conviction
Lorraine Howard (left), the half-sister of Tina Satchwell, and Sarah Howard, the cousin of Tina Satchwell, speaking to the media outside Central Criminal Court in Dublin, where Richard Satchwell has been found guilty of the murder of his...
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BBC to pay Gerry Adams 100,000 euros in defamation case
The BBC has been ordered to pay former Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams 100,000 euros (£84,000) after he won a “resounding” libel victory over the broadcaster. Mr Adams took the BBC to court over an episode of its Spotlight programme, and an...
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Gerry Adams arrives at libel case against BBC
Gerry Adams, Jennifer O'Leary, Gwyneth Jones, Adam Smyth, Paul Tweed, Tom Hogan SC, Declan Doyle SC and Judge Alexander Owens at the High Court in Dublin for Gerry Adams' libel case against the BBC.
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Taoiseach speaks to press on opening day of Bord Bia Bloom at Phoenix Park, Dublin
Taoiseach Micheal Martin speaks with media on the opening day of the annual Bloom festival at Phoenix Park in Dublin.
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Irishman extradited from UAE on murder charge arrives at Dublin court
Sean McGovern is brought to the Criminal Courts of Justice amid high security ahead of his appearance before the non-jury Special Criminal Court. Mr McGovern, 39, appeared before the Special Criminal Court in Dublin amid high security....
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Michael D Higgins welcomes Swiss President to Dublin
Irish President Michael D Higgins welcomes the Federal President of the Swiss Confederation Karin Keller-Sutter to Áras an Uachtaráin in Dublin.
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Branding those opposed to Netanyahu policies antisemitic is ‘slander’ – Higgins
Irish President Michael D Higgins said accusations that those who criticise the policies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are “antisemitic” is a “slander”. He said the slander has been used against Ireland and individuals,...
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Gerry Adams arrives at High Court defamation case against the BBC
Former Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams arrives at the High Court in Dublin for a defamation case against the BBC. Mr Adams alleges a BBC Spotlight programme, and an accompanying online story, defamed him by alleging he sanctioned the...
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Gerry Adams outside High Court in Dublin as jury considers verdict in libel trial against the BBC
Former Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams outside the High Court in Dublin as a jury deliberates in his libel trial against the BBC.
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Parties leave High Court in Dublin as jury deliberates in Gerry Adams' defamation suit against the BBC
The BBC team, Judge Alexander Owens, and libel lawyer Paul Tweed leave court after the jury are sent out to deliberate in the defamation case taken by Gerry Adams against the BBC at Dublin's High Court.
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Shane O'Farrell's family react to Justice Minister's apology
Shane O'Farrell's sister Gemma O'Farrell reads family statement following an apology from Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan.
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O’Farrell family left with ‘unanswered questions’ after minister’s apology
The family of a Monaghan cyclist who was killed in a hit-and-run crash almost 14 years ago said they still have “unanswered questions” following an apology from the Minister for Justice.
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Judicial reviews being ‘weaponised’ to halt developments, says housing minister
Housing Minister James Browne said that judicial reviews are being "weaponised" by some to stop developments from progressing. He also said Ireland is trending towards building around 34,000 new homes this year, some 7,000 below the...
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Workers clean pro-Palestinian graffiti from Department of Foreign Affairs building in Dublin
Workers clean the wall of the Department of Foreign Affairs in Dublin after graffiti was sprayed on the front of the building. Red paint was splattered on the facade of the building, along with messages against facilitating the US...
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Covid-19 Evaluation chairwoman says decision-makers' engagements will not be aired in public
Senior decision-makers engagement with Ireland’s pandemic review will not be aired in public, chairwoman of the Covid-19 Evaluation Professor Anne Scott said. She was issuing an appeal to the public to share their experience of the...
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Gerry Adams speaks with Christy Moore outside Dublin's High Court
Footage of former Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams, who is taking a libel action against the BBC, speaking to Irish singer-songwriter Christy Moore outside Dublin's High Court
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Interviews with farmers at a protest over Cap proposals in Dublin
1st interview, Alice Doyle IFA deputy President 2nd Interview Edward Carr ICOS president 3rd Interview Louise Crowley Chair of Limerick IFA Farmers and farming representatives took part in the “flash action” at the European Commission...
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Disability campaigner meets opposition leaders ahead of 50-hour protest
Fourteen-year-old disability campaigner Cara Darmody meets opposition leaders, Michael Collins, Independent Ireland, Paul Murphy, People Before Profit-Solidarity, Mary Lou McDonald, President of Sinn Fein, Cian O'Callaghan, Deputy leader...
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Farming groups hold a protest over Cap proposals in Dublin
The Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) and the group representing co-ops have held a protest in Dublin, warning against a plan to to remove the Cap budget in favour of a once-off funding approach to the EU budget. Peter Power, head of EU...
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Gerry Adams arrives at Dublin High Court for ongoing case against BBC
Gerry Adams arrives at the High Court in Dublin for his ongoing defamation case against the BBC. The former Sinn Fein president is bringing a legal action against the BBC over allegations about the murder of an MI5 spy.
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Hilary Benn reacts to new agri-food deal
Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn reacts to the new agri-food deal in the new UK-EU agreement. The Government’s new deal with the European Union is “very good news for Northern Ireland”, Hilary Benn has insisted. The Northern...
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Teenager to stage protest as needs-assessment waiting lists projected to soar
Interview with 14-year-old Cara Darmody and her father, Mark Darmody, about her upcoming protest outside the Irish parliament. A teenage campaigner has urged the Government to “stop breaking the law”, as the waiting list for assessments...