LIVE: Peter Burke to be appointed Minister for Enterprise and Patrick O'Donovan to Higher Education (via TheJournal.ie) jrnl.ie/6349655

This is such a long shot but here goes: I’m trying to track down a copy of Patrick Butterly’s self-published book From Radishes to Riches. There were only ever 90 copies published. Would anyone have a copy that I could borrow for a few days? RTs appreciated #stardust

For the past 6 months, I've been lucky enough to work on this project looking at the exploitation of peatlands by two Irish state agencies, Coillte and Bord na Móna. Big thanks to Maria Delaney for all the editing work, and to Journalismfund Europe for funding the project

Irish government to stop investing almost €3 million in Israeli companies based in occupied Palestinian territories.

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Teachers' Union of Ireland members demonstrating against Israel's invasion of Gaza during addresses by Minister Norma Foley and union leadership at the TUI's annual conference this morning

Norma Foley in the firing line: Teachers question why they earn less after teaching abroad

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Four people have been arrested by gardaí investigating a a suspected arson attack on a hotel earmarked for asylum seekers in Co Galway.

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Immigration experts and migrant rights groups including MASI - Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland are alarmed over 'interference' in the asylum process, after a number of men were brought before the courts and jailed for having no travel documents in recent weeks
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Read this comprehensive reporting by TheJournal.ie on what happened today to the people dumped outside the city, from one terrible situation to another. Is this what we want Ireland to represent? thejournal.ie/asylum-seekers…

This is a very good summation of the recent Kenneally matters…done by a really good journalist…worth a read….

Judge criticises Bill Kenneally for attempting to ‘minimise’ abuse of boys in front of survivors and families at inquiry.

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Bill Kenneally has told the State inquiry that he was offered a Fianna Fáil council seat in Waterford in the early-1990s. He says he decided against taking it, fearing it would open a 'can of worms' and reveal prior allegations against him.
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Bill Kenneally has told a State inquiry that he admitted to abusing six boys when he met with senior gardaí the 1980s, before being released.

The inquiry heard that it was almost 25 years later when gardaí began investigating Kenneally again.
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Latest from today is below. Bill Kenneally himself will appear as the last witness for the inquiry starting tomorrow.

- Inquiry hears conflicting claims on when victim's father met with senior gardaí
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A very long journey for survivors is nearing its end.

Abuse inquiry to hear from Bill Kenneally for the first time during final sittings this week
- TheJournal.ie

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