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European elections: can anything halt the rise of the far right? Italy’s deputy prime minister, Matteo Salvini, greets supporters during a major rally of European nationalist and far-right parties. Photograph: Alessandro Garofalo/File Photo/Reuters

Centre parties that have long held sway could lose ability to form majority on their own

State maintains it will not set up redress scheme for defective builds Minister for Housing Eoghan Murphy during a housing summit in the Custom House with Minister of State Damien English and Chair of the Joint Oireachtas Committee Maria Bailey. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill

Owners of Dublin 8 apartments each face €5,300 bill over fire safety and balcony defects

Mariah Carey ‘smashes every goddamn note’ at a glass-breaking gig in Dublin Mariah Carey: Charming and playful, and just the right amount of shady. Photograph: John Shearer/Getty Images

Review: The 3Arena concert on Wednesday was the pop diva’s first Irish headlining show

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The John Wick star is terrific as a man still mourning the death of his wife - in fact for the past two decades he has been seen as a melancholic loner

Trump should be welcomed in Clare, says local Minister ‘This is not about president Trump; this is about Irish-American relations.’ Photograph: Jim Lo Scalzo/EPA

Minister of State Pat Breen expects security ‘ring of steel’ around Doonbeg golf resort

Full broadband costs will be included on State balance sheet The full cost of the National Broadband Plan will be included on the State’s balance sheet. Photograph: Rui Vieira/PA Wire

Government accused of ‘privatising profits and socialising costs’ of public infrastructure

Green Party’s Saoirse McHugh unexpected ‘star’ of European election debates Green Party candidate for Europe Saoirse McHugh told candidate Peter Casey to ‘go on Dancing With The Stars if you want attention that much” during a debate on RTÉ’s Primetime.

28-year-old genetic scientist from Achill challenged Independent Peter Casey

Dog fouling: ‘Like drink-driving - we need a bigger campaign against it' Amanda Hutchinson from Rathfarnham with her dog, Vance, and Wendy Mantle from Knocklyon with her dog, Brooke, in Bushy Park, Terenure, Dublin.

Pet poop one of the biggest complaints facing urban local election candidates

Tesco accused of ‘blocking’ Phibsborough shopping centre plans Talks between MM Capital and Tesco have collapsed. Photograph: Tom Honan

Developer claims retailer is making revamp ‘financially and logistically unfeasible’

More than 300 election candidates sign up to No Child 2020 campaign Children’s Rights Alliance chief executive Tanya Ward said it was time for children’s rights to be delivered on a European level. Photograph Nick Bradshaw

Some 105,000 children in Ireland are growing up in consistent poverty

LGBT+ people should not have to live in fear The Call It Out campaign is asking people to call out homophobia, transphobia and biphobia wherever they encounter them, and help fully realise the Ireland we envisioned in 2015. Photograph: Aidan Crawley

Community in Ireland continues to experience verbal, physical and sexual harassment

Darndale murder victim was wheeling his child in buggy when shot The body lies at the scene of a fatal gun attack in the grounds of the Church of Our Lady Immaculate, Darndale. Photograph: Colin Keegan/Collins Dublin.

Man in his 20s was a friend of Sean Little who was shot dead on Tuesday in Walshetown

Dublin man shot dead on Tuesday named as Sean Little A man’s body was found lying near a burning car at about 11.20pm on Tuesday at Rowans Little, Walshtown, Co Dublin. File photograph: Google Street View

The 22-year-old from Kilbarrack, north Dublin had no criminal convictions

Topshop owner Philip Green plans to close six Irish stores It is unclear how many Irish jobs would be affected. Photograph: iStock

Restructuring of Green’s Arcadia group will see loss of 520 jobs across UK and Ireland

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