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Soaring to new heights
Cheap, efficient and durable – Eimear Dodd learns more about the commercial uses for drone technology.
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Deflector Trump struggling to keep a lid on ties with the Kremlin
While Donald Trump sounded more presidential at his recent address to Congress, the issue of Russian connections still lingers for team Trump. What does this all mean for the president, and for the Irish as the Patrick’s Day shamrock approaches? James Carroll reports.
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Kenneth Lonergan defends Casey Affleck in row with Wesleyan college student
In the wake of alleged sexual controversy surrounding Oscar-winning actor Casey Affleck, Aoife Loughnane asks is Hollywood choosing to condone this behaviour and why should we care?
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Thousands take to the streets of Dublin to Strike 4 Repeal
As Dublin city was brought to a standstill, Sarah Harford caught up with the strike action as protesters marched through the capital.
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Litter louts still a problem in Dublin city
James Carroll sniffs around the dirty business of illegal dumping in Dublin.
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Dutch (dis)courage: after Brexit and Trump will the Netherlands be the next political domino to fall?
With Dutch elections less than a month away, Cormac Murphy probes the political atmosphere that may cause fresh upset, not only in the Netherlands, but across a struggling post-Brexit EU.
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A helping hand or a cleanup act?
As the government publishes the Misuse of Drugs (Supervised Injection Facilities) Bill 2017, Louise Carroll hears both sides of debate over whether Ireland should welcome its first injecting facility.
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Gone but not forgotten: Obamas’ Freedom of the City clouded by controversy
Cormac Murphy reports on the debate surrounding Dublin City Council’s controversial decision to award the Obamas Freedom of the City.
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Dubliners protest Trump in rain, wind and zeitgeist
Zuzia Whelan takes to the streets of Dublin alongside crowds protesting President Trump’s travel ban.
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Will the women of Ireland Strike 4 Repeal?
A campaign has been launched urging the public to strike if the Government does not hold a referendum on abortion, Sarah Harford investigates.
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