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Child sex abuse case shows that Sinn Fein is not ready to govern

The Times/The Sunday Times 13 Oct 2024
The party’s sad state of affairs goes to show that it really is difficult to predict what will happen in politics ... This month last year the party stood at 35 per cent in an Irish Times/Ipsos opinion poll ... So. World ... .
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Four new films to see this week

The Irish Times 13 Oct 2024
A decade earlier, King Frankie, as he could then be styled, embraces the bubbling, noisy future at an unnecessarily elaborate birthday party for his young daughter. It’s been a long time since Irish ...
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Will alliance boost chances of anti-immigration candidates being elected as TDs?

The Irish Times 12 Oct 2024
They, along with the Irish Freedom Party (IFP) – which is not part of the pact – won less than 2 per cent of the national vote in June’s local election and around 5 per cent in the European election.
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Posing as patriots, Ireland’s far right cheers on Israel

The Electronic Intifada 12 Oct 2024
Leading the Irish Freedom Party, Kelly will be a candidate in an imminent general election ... Despite posing as an Irish patriot, not much time has elapsed since Kelly was a diligent servant of the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP).
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Sinn Féin member resigned after allegedly sending inappropriate messages to teenager

The Irish Times 12 Oct 2024
The member, as reported by the Irish Independent, subsequently resigned from the party. In a statement, a spokesman for the party said.
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Political parties with far-right views on immigration form alliance to maximise election chances

The Irish Times 12 Oct 2024
Political parties that share far-right views on immigration have formed an alliance in a bid ... The alliance includes Ireland First, the National Party and the Irish People, as well as some Independents.
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The Aer Lingus and DAA double act would be comedy genius if it wasn’t deadly serious

The Irish Times 12 Oct 2024
There was plenty of ambition on show at the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation (ITIC) conference ... The party poopers in the Irish Aviation Authority have just set a limit of 25.2 million passengers for next summer ... And these are worrying times ... .
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Sinn Féin members told not to ask leader ‘negative’ or ‘inappropriate’ questions

The Irish Times 12 Oct 2024
Sinn Féin grassroots members were told not to ask Mary Lou McDonald “negative” or “inappropriate” questions at a recent party event, sparking a major row over alleged “censorship” amid nearly a dozen resignations.
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Accusations of racism tanked Phoenix candidate's campaign in 2020. Will 2024 be different?

Azcentral 11 Oct 2024
Now, Michael Irish is running again ... 30 primary; Irish had no primary opponent ... It was factual, not racist," Irish said ... Irish's campaign website says that he will work to ensure all parties can be fairly heard while exercising their rights.
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50 Shades star Jamie Dornan makes VERY cheeky revelation about his sex life at Diet ...

The Daily Mail 11 Oct 2024
Jamie Dornan made a very cheeky revelation about his sex life while talking to Nick Grimshaw at a Diet Coke party on Thursday evening. The Irish actor, 42, has taken on the role of an ambassador for ...
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FREE TICKETS THURSDAY: Enter to Win Free Tix to See Portland Cello Project, Bilal, Valley, ...

Portland Mercury 10 Oct 2024
Enjoy beautiful folk songs, spritely instrumentals, and party anthems when the genre-bending Irish rock band returns to Aladdin Theater! Get your tickets now , or enter to win here! Aladdin Theater, 3017 SE Milwaukie, Mon Oct 21, 8 pm, $25, all ages.
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Mark Ruffalo says Green Party is ‘about to do something really terrible to the environment’

The Irish Times 09 Oct 2024
Hollywood actor Mark Ruffalo has rowed in on Irish politics, saying the Green ... You know, the Irish green party’s about to do something really terrible to the environment and our climate.
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Ireland officials report Russia recruited sitting parliament member as agent

Jurist 09 Oct 2024
Peadar Tóibín, a member of Dáil Éireann or the lower house of the Irish parliament, is quoted as saying, “I think every political party has a responsibility now to carry out a very quick audit ...
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