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THE MID West can now get easy access to Paris following the announcement of a new flight service from Shannon Airport.

Speakers are more varied than implied by the President and opposition parties

The standard of grass cutting in public areas of Drogheda has been compared to ‘a botched COVID haircut’ at the recent council meeting, with all members in agreement that the contractor is providing a poor service.

Russian ships in Irish waters are testing the "weak points" of Europe’s defences, a security expert has said. 

A security analyst believes the Russian vessels seen in Irish waters in recent days were likely monitoring under-sea cables, connecting the US and Europe.

Not only were the vessels not supposed to be near an EU port, but Irish officials were suspicious of sabotage attempts on undersea cables.

Internet cables between Ireland and the USA could be under threat after it emerged today that Russian ships were spotted in Irish waters last week.

Declan Power said normally, the EU could "bring about some sort of lengthening ceasefire to get negotiations in place and get to the nub of the ...

Declan Power said normally, the EU could "bring about some sort of lengthening ceasefire to get negotiations in place and get to the nub of the problem"

The United Nations has said its Humanitarian Affairs chief is heading to the region, as the humanitarian crisis nears 'breaking point'