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Ireland & Scotland brace for storm Eowyn

9th - Higher Ed
Ireland and Scotland were on high alert for a violent storm set to hit them on Friday, with schools ordered to close and trains cancelled. Forecasters are warning that wind speeds can top 130 kilometers an hour when storm Eowyn hits from...
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Big Escalation Over Gaza As Ireland Joins South Africa's Genocide Case Against Israel At ICJ

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In a big setback, Ireland joins South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice. ICJ in a statement said that Ireland invoked the Article 63 of the Statute of the Court, filed in the Registry of the...
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One Dead As Storm Darragh Batters UK & Ireland

9th - Higher Ed
A man died and hundreds of thousands of people in Britain and Ireland were left without power Saturday as high winds and heavy rain battered the region. Watch for more details!
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Storm Darragh's Fury: Storm Darragh Batters UK & Ireland

9th - Higher Ed
Storm Darragh has swept through the UK and Ireland, causing widespread damage and disruption. High winds and heavy rain have left thousands without power and affected travel.
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New 24/7 safe space opening in Brandon for Indigenous women and gender-diverse people

9th - Higher Ed
A new home in downtown Brandon gives women 24/7 access to a safe space. Franny's Place provides Indigenous women, two-spirit and gender-diverse people at risk of harm a community where they can heal.
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Ireland General Elections: Centre Right Parties Set To Hold Power | World News | WION

9th - Higher Ed
Ireland’s two dominant center-right parties, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, are poised to form a new government following Sunday’s national election, despite experiencing a reduced vote share. This outcome bucks the global trend of...
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Ireland General Elections: Centre-Right Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael Set To Retain Power | Race To Power

9th - Higher Ed
Ireland’s two dominant center-right parties, Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael, are poised to form a new government following Sunday’s national election, despite experiencing a reduced vote share. This outcome bucks the global trend of...
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Ireland election: Return to power likely for centrist coalition

9th - Higher Ed
Ireland's election appears to have delivered a return to power for its centrist coalition partners.
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Majority of seats called in Ireland's general election but tough coalition talks lie ahead

9th - Higher Ed
The results of the election mean Ireland has partly bucked the global trend of incumbents being rejected by disgruntled voters after years of pandemic measures, international instability and cost-of-living pressures.
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Ireland headed for coalition government as election exit poll shows three-way split

9th - Higher Ed
The Ipsos B&A poll released as voting ended at 23CET showed the centre-right party Fine Gael was leading with 21% of the, with its centre-right coalition partner in the outgoing government, Fianna Fáil polling at 19.5%.
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Ireland headed for coalition as election exit poll shows three-way split

9th - Higher Ed
Exit poll suggests Ireland's three biggest parties have won roughly equal shares, suggesting the country is headed for another coalition government.
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Ireland General Elections: Initial Exit Polls Reveal Narrow Lead For Sinn Fein

9th - Higher Ed
Polling has concluded in the Ireland general elections, with counting set to begin on Saturday. Exit polls suggest a neck-and-neck race between the two center-right coalition partners Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil. Watch in for more details!
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TikTok accused of failing to tackle election disinformation in Ireland

9th - Higher Ed
The Chinese-owned platform is under increasing scrutiny in Europe for its influence over electoral processes.
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Epic Drone Footage of the World’s Most Scenic Routes, Pt. 2

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Explore the breathtaking beauty of Irohazaka in Japan, Switzerland’s Furka Pass, Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, and Canada’s Icefields Parkway with this stunning drone footage. Experience the dramatic landscapes, winding roads, and...
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Storm Bert Strikes UK And Ireland, Brings Extreme Flooding And Travel Chaos

9th - Higher Ed
Britain and Ireland faced travel chaos on Saturday as a winter storm battered northwest Europe with strong winds, heavy rain, snow and ice.
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Ireland To Vote In Parliamentary Elections On Nov 29

9th - Higher Ed
Ireland is set to hold parliamentary elections on November 29, with citizens preparing to vote for their representatives. The elections are expected to shape the country’s political landscape amid ongoing discussions on key issues such...
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What does politics in B.C. and Ireland have in common?

9th - Higher Ed
Voters in Ireland are casting their ballots in a general election on Friday. CBC News story producer Alan Regan, who has covered elections in both Ireland and B.C., tells The Early Edition host Stephen Quinn about the political...
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These EU countries have the highest tax-to-GDP ratio

9th - Higher Ed
Tax-to-GDP ratio has seen a slight decline across the EU in 2023. However, trends varied significantly amongst different countries.
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What is Ireland’s Occupied Territories Bill and why could it be re-examined?

9th - Higher Ed
Dublin says a renewed tensions in the Middle East provide legal grounds to re-examine the bill, which has stalled for six years over concerns it breaches EU law.
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Nicholas Bennett swims to Canada's 1st Paralympic silver medal in Paris

9th - Higher Ed
Nicholas Bennett of Parksville, B.C., finished second in the men's 200-metre freestyle S14 final, behind only William Ellard of Great Britain, who won with a world record time.
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Students should not be ‘deprived’ of US visas for protesting, Harris says

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Students should not be deprived of a US J-1 visa for expressing a view on “horrific issues that are happening around the world”, the Tanaiste has said. Last month, the US Embassy in Dublin announced that students applying for J-1 visas...
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‘Regrettable’ EU-US deal not yet reached, Harris says

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It is “regrettable” that the EU and US were not able to agree a framework on tariffs ahead of an earlier deadline, the Tanaiste has said. Simon Harris said the EU has to “prepare for all scenarios” after US President Donald Trump...
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Minister casts doubt over increase in rent tax credit ahead of budget

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Minister for Housing James Browne has cast doubt over whether the Government will increase the rent tax credit in next year's budget.
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Taoiseach 'hopeful' EU and US can get tariff deal before deadline

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Irish premier Micheal Martin said he is "hopeful" the EU and the US will reach a landing zone before the deadline for increased rates passes. The Trump administration said it has pushed back a deadline for tariffs to come into place to...