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IrelandDecision on €2.7m Temple Bar umbrellas ‘yet to be made’ after years out of commissionBy Tim O'Brien
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EnvironmentGrief, anger and lack of trust expressed in community meetings on Nature Restoration PlanBy Caroline O'Doherty
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Middle EastIsrael orders 400,000 to leave Lebanon amid clashes, causing new humanitarian crisisBy Mark Weiss
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