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Ceremony for new Iranian ambassador to Ireland postponed amid regime’s crackdown

The Department of Foreign Affairs said the decision was taken after hundreds of protesters were killed and injured.

Evening Standard

Concerns over possibility of Stakeknife suicide raised in 2003

An interim report from Operation Kenova found that more lives were probably lost than saved through the operation of agent Stakeknife.

Evening Standard

Diana’s team devoted time to ‘upstaging’ Charles, Irish officials told

The King paid a two-day visit to Ireland while Prince of Wales in June 1995.

Evening Standard

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Gardai to increase patrols at Irish Jewish centres and events

The Department of Foreign Affairs said it was not aware of any citizens who have been ‘impacted directly’ by the gun attack at Sydney’s Bondi Beach.

Evening Standard

Ex-Northern Ireland chief justice allegedly ‘disliked Jews as much as Catholics’

Concerns were raised about Robert Lowry, who presided over scores of non-jury trials of Republicans during the Troubles, newly released files reveal.

The Independent UK

Taoiseach hopes that Emily Hand will be among first hostages released

The Department of Foreign Affairs said there has been no official confirmation whether the nine-year-old Irish-Israeli girl will be set free.

The Independent UK

Parents of Mayo woman trapped in war-torn Sudan make desperate evacuation plea

Catherine and John McLoughlin, from Co Mayo, were told by officials that high-level meetings were taking place to consider the evacuation of their daughter Kathy, her husband and two young children.

Irish Mirror

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Spain holiday alcohol warning issued to Irish tourists for summer 2023

Spain has always been one of the most popular destinations for Irish tourists and summer 2023 will be no different. The Department of Foreign Affairs has listed a number of safety concerns that holidaymakers should be aware of.

Irish Mirror

Dublin jobs: Passport office is hiring in Tallaght, Balbriggan and city centre

The Department of Foreign Affairs is advertising a range of temporary clerical positions at three separate passport office branches, but the deadline is fast approaching

Dublin Live

Holiday warnings for Irish heading to Spain, Portugal, Italy and more European spots this summer

Some European spots are known for high crime rates while others have issues with political demonstrations. Here's what you need to know about Spain, Portugal, Italy, France and Turkey, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs.

Irish Mirror

Ireland passport application warning as holidaymakers advised of current wait times

Ahead of what is expected to be a busy summer for holidays, the Department of Foreign Affairs has advised Irish citizens not to book flights until they have their passport. The current average turnaround times have been issued.

Irish Mirror

Turkey travel warning issued as 'terrorism threat remains high'

The Department of Foreign Affairs' general advice is to "exercise a high degree of caution at all times"

Dublin Live

Turkey travel warning as new guidance issued to Irish holidaymakers

Irish Mirror

Family of missing Amy Fitzpatrick to protest outside Spanish Embassy in Dublin as they step up fight for justice

They are fed up that after 15 year the authorities in Madrid in their view have done little or nothing to find the child since she vanished on the Costa Del Sol on New Year's Day, 2008.

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Irish taxpayers foot €380k bill to wine and dine foreign dignitaries - €50k spent on wine alone

This was spread across working breakfasts, lunches and dinners

Evening Standard

Nepal plane crash: British man Ruan Crighton among 72 killed in tragedy

Seventy two people were on board the Yeti Airlines flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara

The Guardian - UK

British man named as among those killed in Nepal air crash

Ruan Calum Crighton was onboard the Yeti Airlines flight which crashed on Sunday with at least 68 fatalities

Daily Mirror

Nepal plane crash: Brit confirmed among 72 dead in disaster after aircraft exploded

Ruan Calum Crighton was among the names of passengers published by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal. He was initially described as Irish by Nepalese authorities but he was travelling on a UK passport

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Plane crash passenger described by Nepalese authorities as Irish is a UK national

Ruan Calum Crighton was among the names of passengers published by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal, where his nationality was listed as Irish

The Independent UK

British man named among passengers after deadly Nepal plane crash

Seventy-two people were on board the Yeti Airlines flight when it plunged into a gorge near the Pokhara Airport

The Independent UK

Passenger described as Irish after Nepal plane crash was UK national

The man has been named as Ruan Calum Crighton by Nepal’s aviation authority.

Dublin Live

Irish passport holder in Nepal plane crash confirmed to be UK national

Rescuers have so far recovered 68 bodies from the scene as well as black box data recorders

Dublin Live

Irish person among passengers involved in Nepal plane crash

There were 72 people on board the Yeti Airlines flight, including an Irish citizen

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ireland, France Coordinate to Free Dual National Jailed in Iran

Authorities in Dublin are working closely with France to free Bernard Phelan, an Irish-French national, who was jailed in Iran in October, Ireland’s foreign ministry confirmed on Friday. Phelan, a Paris-based tourism consultant, is being held in Vakilabad Prison in Mashhad city on multiple charges, including disseminating anti-regime propaganda and…

Irish Mirror

Tourism chiefs flagged "sensitivity" of St Patrick's Day "greening" of buildings amid Ukraine war

In emails, Tourism Ireland were told that Irish embassies around the world had already been told to hold off on any “greening” activity because of concerns over its “appropriateness” last March.

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