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Van driver arrested after crashing into gates outside Irish prime minister’s office in Dublin

Van driver arrested after crashing into gates outside Irish prime minister’s office in Dublin

  • Detectives questioning the suspect had ruled out terrorism as a motive
  • The series of incidents occurred around 2 a.m., when government offices were closed, and no injuries were reported
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Multibillion-euro court battle over stranded Russian jets begins in Dublin

Multibillion-euro court battle over stranded Russian jets begins in Dublin

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Twelve people traveling on a Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Ireland were injured during a bout of turbulence.

Twelve injured as Qatar Airways Dublin flight hits turbulence, airport says

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Students in Ireland, Switzerland join the protest wave over Gaza

Students in Ireland, Switzerland join the protest wave over Gaza

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