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Independent.IE
Irish Independent : Irish News
- Staff at a major Dublin hospital opting to quit following ‘exponential increase’ in anti-social behaviour
- Woman charged and man arrested over assault of two gardaí in Donegal
- Ireland met EU air pollutant targets in 2024 and is on track to meet 2030 goals, Environmental Protection Agency says
- Asylum-seekers living in tents endure freezing temperatures and fire risks
- Temperatures to hit 20C today as most of the country will enjoy ‘good sunshine’
- Man jailed for killing brother-in-law banned from road for three years for drink driving
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The Irish Times
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- Temperatures to reach 20 degrees with warm weather here to stay
- Man attempted to rob three shops on Dublin street in less than five minutes, court hears
- Man and woman arrested after two gardaí assaulted in Co Donegal
- Temperatures to hit 20 degrees on Friday as Met Éireann forecasts ‘warmest’ weekend of the year
- Church services
- Could Ireland face a period of worker discontent after the fuel protests?
Irish Examiner
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'Vigilance and security' needed to combat terror threats from 'lone wolves', Taoiseach says
Micheál Martin said such attacks are 'probably the number one danger in Ireland'
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Dental waiting lists have led some children with complex needs to self-harm because of the pain
For children with complex needs who may be non‑verbal or unable to articulate pain, signs such as refusing food or self‑harming are often the only way parents or carers realise something is wrong
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Oireachtas committee hears how Estonian schools use AI app to boost critical thinking
Estonia’s education system is trialling an AI app that prompts critical thinking instead of supplying direct answers