Irish drivers have until Thursday night to remove item from car

Tyrone veterans still have plenty to offer in future insists Seanie O’Donnell

Uncertainty surrounds inter-county involvement of some Red Hand stalwarts following All-Ireland exit

Ireland bans Israeli settlement goods

DUBLIN, July 08 (YPA) – The Irish Parliament approved on Wednesday a bill banning the import and trade of all products from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem. The coalition government in Dublin confirmed that the new legislation prohibits agricultural, commercial, and industrial goods from the “illegal” settlements, coinciding with Irish []

NCT warning issued to motorists as common vehicle issues could see you turned away from test centre

NCT Ireland has issued a warning to motorists ahead of their test, as a number of drivers are being turned away due to common vehicle issues including low oil levels, tyres and lights

Irish parliament passes bill banning imports from Israeli settlements

Dublin, July 8 (SANA) The Irish parliament has approved a bill banning imports of goods produced in Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, making Ireland the first European Union member state to adopt such legislation. According to AFP, Ireland’s coalition government said the legislation was drafted in line with the International Court of Justice’s []

Ireland to Ban Imports From Israeli Settlements

The Irish parliament approved legislation on Tuesday to ban the import of Israeli goods from the occupied Palestinian territories. If enacted, Irish businesses will no longer be able to legally import goods produced in Israeli settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem, with custom officers given powers to stop and seize restricted goods at []

Ireland passes bill banning goods from Israeli settlements

Ireland passes bill banning goods from Israeli settlements

Taxi driver who dropped Southport killer at the dance class then fled as he listened to children's screams is stripped of his licence

Taxi driver who dropped Southport killer at the dance class then fled as he listened to children's screams is stripped of his licence

Tánaiste says he is 'concerned' by lack of registration system for e-scooters

His comments come following two serious e-scooter incidents on Irish roads in the last 24 hours.

Austen Morgan: The Northern Ireland legacy Policy was already in tatters before today

Hilary Benn, the NI secretary, finally introduced his Northern Ireland Troubles Bill, creating two classes of veterans: those under the 2021 act and those – who were about to be sacrificed – under the Legacy Act 2023. This is the bill Al Carns has torn up with his bare hands. The post Austen Morgan: The Northern Ireland legacy Policy was already in tatters before today appeared first on Conservative Home.

Ireland passes bill banning imports of goods from Israeli settlements

The Irish parliament approved legislation on Tuesday banning imports of goods from 'certain Israeli settlements' in the occupied Palestinian territories. Those include residential, agricultural and business interests that lie outside Israel's internationally recognized borders.

News24 | Ireland bans Israel goods from occupied Palestinian territories

Ireland’s parliament approved legislation banning imports of goods from Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, as Dublin presses ahead with one of Europe’s most far-reaching trade measures over Israel’s occupation.

'Ulster Presbyterians helped shape the values and institutions of the young republic': Northern Ireland can take great pride in the part our people played in the life of America, says UUP in US250 celebrations

On independence day, Northern Ireland should take pride in the part Ulster people played in the story of America.

Govt leaders oppose SF's 'chapter of reunification'

On a balmy night in Dublin, the tricolour over Leinster House billowed gently in the summer breeze, as an edgy debate on Irish unity took place in the Dáil.

Thursday Night

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MP's wants longer driving bans after serious accidents; Fines for unnecessary honking

A majority in the Tweede Kamer, the lower house of the Dutch parliament, wants to impose longer driving bans on reckless drivers who cause serious accidents resulting in permanent injury

Irish Rail on-track for better relations with Limerick Council

IRISH Rail (Iarnród Éireann) has hit back at concerns raised in Limerick Council over claims of ‘illegal’ works being carried out on Childers Road between Rathbane and Ballinacurra Weston. Fine Gael councillor Sarah Kiely claimed at last week’s Metropolitan District meeting that works to put in a new automation system were continuing despite Irish Rail [] The post Irish Rail on-track for better relations with Limerick Council appeared first on Limerick Post.