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‘Significant concern’ raised around missing boy Kyran Durnin in August

The former family home of the eight-year-old who is now presumed dead was searched by gardai on Tuesday.

Evening Standard

Kyran Durnin latest: Police search missing eight-year-old’s family home as part of murder probe

Irish premier Simon Harris has said that Kyran has been ‘failed badly’

The Independent UK

‘Challenging’ to pass Occupied Territories Bill before Irish election

Substantial changes to the Bill mean that it is unlikely to pass before a polling date is held before Christmas.

Evening Standard

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Murder probe police search former family home of missing Kyran Durnin

The search in Dundalk, Co Louth, follows the disappearance of the eight-year-old from his home in Drogheda on August 30.

Evening Standard

Kyran Durnin missing: Police search house in Co Louth for clues on 8-year-old’s location

The eight-year-old was reported missing from his home in Drogheda on August 30.

The Independent UK

Murder probe police search house in Co Louth after Kyran Durnin disappearance

The eight-year-old was reported missing from his home in Drogheda on August 30.

Evening Standard

Coalition leaders agree to hold election in 2024

The Finance Bill will go to committee on November 5, a Government spokesperson said.

Evening Standard

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Ireland offering asylum seekers tents amid acute housing shortage

New arrivals also given sleeping bags and extra money as they face prospect of sleeping rough

The Guardian - UK

Minister cannot rule out future use of tents to house refugees in Ireland

Roderic O’Gorman said it was ‘difficult’ to project how many more refugees would arrive in Ireland by the end of the year.

The Independent UK

Minister: Response to Dublin assaults includes youth work as well as more gardai

It comes after the US Embassy warned tourists visiting Ireland to keep a ‘low profile’.

The Independent UK

‘A stain on Ireland’s conscience’: identification to begin of 796 bodies buried at children’s home

Between 1925 and 1961, babies and children were interred in the home’s grounds, many in a septic tank

The Guardian - UK

Leo Varadkar vows that childcare costs will be cut in Budget

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar was criticised for saying in an interview that he did not know if childcare would be cut by 25 per cent in Budget 2024

Irish Mirror

Historical convictions for sex between men in Ireland to be disregarded

So-called conversion therapy is also set to be criminalised in Ireland, it has been announced on Pride Week in Dublin.

The Independent UK

Government confirms that historic convictions for homosexual sex will be quashed

Same-sex sexual activity was decriminalised in 1993 but the Government has just confirmed that historic convictions will now be quashed

Irish Mirror

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Belfast Live

Ulster University's Magee campus gets €56 million funding boost from Irish government

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said the expansion will 'foster new jobs and economic growth'

Irish Mirror

Taoiseach says Ireland cannot 'realistically or legally' stop accepting asylum seekers

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that Ireland cannot stop accepting asylum seekers as he made his way into a Cabinet meeting to discuss whether Ireland should make a €1.5 million contribution to the EU rather than accept 350 international protection seekers

Irish Mirror

Refugee centres face threat of arson when locations shared ahead of time, Minister says

Ireland is currently accommodating 85,000 Ukrainian refugees and asylum seekers

Irish Mirror

Anti-asylum protestors 'wrapping themselves in tricolours' is 'disturbing', Roderic O'Gorman says

Protesters told the Irish Mirror that they will not move from their blockade outside Airways Industrial Park where accommodation is expected to be provided to over 300 asylum protesters.

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Irish Mirror

Asylum seeker arrivals at Clare hotel suspended four weeks as blockade talks continue

Mr O’Brien travelled to Inch to meet asylum seekers and view the accommodation that they are living in. He also met a small group which he said represented the wider community.

Irish Mirror

Unfazed asylum seekers brush off protests outside Clare hotel insisting they feel safe and happy

About 20 protestors stood outside the hotel and at each end of the small road on Wednesday - blocking access with traffic cones as the row over the asylum seeker’s being there now spilled into its second day.

Irish Mirror

Minister insists refugees are staying in Clare and won't be moved despite protests

Senator Timmy Dooley spoke to the Irish Mirror this afternoon after the one hour meeting finished and he said that Mr O’Gorman is considering talking directly to the protesters nex

Irish Mirror

Eamon Ryan disagrees with Taoiseach about lack of gardai to police protests

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan said that he did not agree that there was an issue with garda resources, hours after Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that he did not believe that there was not enough Gardaí on the streets.

Irish Mirror

Gardai promise probe after Dublin asylum seeker camp torched in violent protest

The scenes unfolded last weekend after a makeshift camp in Dublin’s inner city was set up to house immigrants without accommodation. Footage Showed the camp in flames after wooden pallets were set on fire at the camp on Sandwith Street.

Irish Mirror

Roderic O'Gorman says 'several hundred beds' to be offered to asylum seekers following weekend violence

Minister Roderic O'Gorman also confirmed that he and Justice Minister Simon Harris will meet with Garda management this week after a fire was set to a campsite for asylum seekers on Dublin's Sandwith Street.

Dublin Live

Hundreds of expectant Dublin parents to receive first new 'baby bundles'

300 families from the Rotunda Hospital were invited to take part in the pilot which will inform the development of proposals for wider national rollout

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