Fuel protest to go ahead during EU summit in Dublin ↗
Front page leadA planned fuel protest will partially proceed on Friday, creating a major security lockdown in Dublin as world leaders convene for an EU summit.
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The news page covers a mix of international and domestic stories. Top international news includes a US envoy's visit to Moscow amid Russia-Ukraine conflict and a building collapse in New York. Domestically, Ireland is preparing for a fuel protest coinciding with an EU summit in Dublin, with…
A planned fuel protest will partially proceed on Friday, creating a major security lockdown in Dublin as world leaders convene for an EU summit.
Approximately 50 leaders, including Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Emmanuel Macron, are expected in the capital for talks on European security, Ukraine, and other shared challenges.
Plans for social and affordable homes at Dublin's Digital Hub have been published, proposing an increase of nearly a third in the number of apartments previously suggested.
A US envoy has arrived in Moscow while Russia and Ukraine have exchanged attacks on each other's capitals.
Firefighters are searching through the rubble of a three-storey building in Brooklyn, New York, after it collapsed.
Mack Hansen might be moved to fullback for Ireland's match against Fiji due to a forced re-shuffle by coach Andy Farrell.
Democrat Scott Colom has secured a Mississippi Senate seat in a surprising victory.
US envoys are scheduled to meet with Vladimir Putin in Moscow following discussions in Abu Dhabi.
The day begins with cold weather conditions in Cork, leading to traffic congestion on several routes.
The story highlights the often-overlooked trauma experienced by children of victims following a death.