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Dublin St Patrick’s Day Parade route, start time, best viewpoints, weather and where to park

Dublin is gearing up for another massive St Patrick’s Day parade. Here's all you need to know if you're among the hundreds of thousands attending the St Patrick's Day Dublin 2023 parade.

Irish Mirror

Risk of 'thunderstorms' on St Patrick's Day as heavy rain continues to sweep across country

Met Eireann has warned of the risk of thunder on St Patrick's Day this Friday, as scattered showers continue

Irish Mirror

DUP urged to restore powersharing institutions by US senate leader

Irish premier Leo Varadkar said that the Good Friday agreement was one of the most significant successes in American foreign policy.

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McDonald plays down significance of US newspaper adverts on Irish unity

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson had both raised concerns about the Sinn Fein backed ads.

The Independent UK

Leo Varadkar among politicians flying business class for St Patrick's Day amid emissions concerns

New analysis shows he would have to become vegetarian for 3.7 years to offset the extra pollution

Irish Mirror

St Patrick's Day 'emissions nightmare' as jet setting TDs rack up shocking carbon footprint

"What it is saying about our commitment to fighting climate change"

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says more cost of living energy crisis supports could be on the way

Despite the plans there are warnings from Europe that this could push up inflation even further

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Leo Varadkar gives update on further energy supports amid cost of living crisis

The Taoiseach’s comments come as the final €200 energy credit announced as part of September’s Budget is applied to bills for the March/April cycle.

Irish Mirror

Varadkar says Ireland has to work harder to shape EU agenda post-Brexit

The Taoiseach said that despite many challenges, the Irish economy has been ‘remarkably resilient’.

The Independent UK

Oscar winner Neil Jordan says mocking the Irish at the Oscars was 'unfair'

Host Jimmy Kimmel faced backlash from numerous Irish celebs after he poked fun at our Oscar nominated stars

Irish Mirror

Sinn Fein US newspaper adverts calling for unity vote ‘unhelpful’, says Varadkar

DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said he found it ‘incredible’ that his rivals were focusing on a ‘divisive border poll campaign’.

The Independent UK

Latest Meta jobs losses in Ireland will be ‘relatively small’, Taoiseach says

Leo Varadkar said he remained positive about the longer-term prospects for the tech sector in Ireland.

The Independent UK

Leo Varadkar’s US visit to focus on diaspora and Good Friday anniversary

The Taoiseach said the US had been ‘a force for good when it comes to the peace process’.

The Independent UK

Dancers kick off St Patrick's Day celebrations at Dublin Airport

Accomplished Irish dancers from 'Twist of Irish' were on hand to greet arrivals at Dublin Airport this morning as passengers arrive into Ireland for St Patrick's Day

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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar says Ireland will 'roll out red carpet' as Joe Biden 'comes home' during visit

“In many ways, President Biden is coming home. He speaks of himself as being an Irish person, an Irish-American."

Irish Mirror

One Government Minister's St Patrick's trip abroad causing more pollution than one Irish household in a year

A household in Ireland creates 11 tonnes of C02e per year on average, while a car produces 3 tonnes

Dublin Live

Former HSE chief Paul Reid could be paid €650 a day in new Citizens' Assembly role

The upcoming Citizens' Assembly on drug use could last up to 30 days and would pay him almost €20k

Dublin Live

'The evictions ban saved my family from homelessness - but now we've been served notice to quit'

The evictions ban will end on March 31 which has been condemned by opposing parties

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Biden visit does not increase pressure on DUP to accept deal – Donaldson

Speaking from Washington, the DUP leader said his party needed to see legislative frameworks around the new EU-UK post-Brexit deal.

The Independent UK

O’Neill: Eyes of world will be on island of Ireland during Biden visit

Sinn Fein’s Stormont leader said the US President had been invited to address the Stormont Assembly.

Dublin Live

Sinn Fein quiz gardai on homeless facilities in stations after eviction ban's end

The Dail heard last week that one family had already been told by South Dublin County Council that they should present at a garda station if they had nowhere to stay

Irish Mirror

Sinn Féin quiz Commissioner Drew Harris on people 'having to sleep in Garda stations' after eviction ban end

Sinn Féin has written to both the Garda Commissioner Drew Harris and Taoiseach Leo Varadkar over the last two days asking for clarification over the eviction ban that will end on March 31

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar travels to Washington for St Patrick's Day meeting with Joe Biden

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar will travel to Washington today for a three-day visit. He will attend the White House for a meeting with US President Joe Biden on Friday, where it is expected the President could announce a trip to Ireland.

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport travel advice issued as huge numbers expected for St Patrick's Day weekend

Short-haul passengers have been told to arrive two hours early and those flying long-haul are asked to arrive three hours before the flight

Irish Mirror

Paul Reid defends new role speaking to RTE's Claire Byrne after 'jobs for the boys' criticism

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's announcement that former HSE CEO Paul Reid would be appointed to the chairmanship led to criticism from some Government TD that it looked like a case of "jobs for the boys".

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