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Leo Varadkar said his meeting with Boris Johnson would present another opportunity to compare notes on Brexit

Varadkar and Johnson to hold Brexit talks in New York

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Taoiseach Leo Varadkar will meet British Prime Minister Boris Johnson for Brexit talks today at the United Nations in New York.

Irish diplomats are said to have escorted a New York Times reporter to the airport before Egyptian forces could detain him

New York Times turned to Ireland to help reporter

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is in New York for the UN Climate Action Summit

Govt planning to phase out oil exploration - Varadkar

Thomas Cook check-in desks were empty in Belfast today

Belfast travellers affected by Thomas Cook collapse

The Representative Association of Commissioned Officers took the vote at its annual conference today

RACO accepts proposals to tackle staff shortages

The PSNI is linking the device with dissident republicans

Improvised weapon found in grounds of Belfast school

Minister of Sate for European Affairs Helen McEntee, alongside RSA Chief Moyagh Murdock at the NDLS in Santry

40,000 with UK licence driving illegally after no-deal

The Central Bank has forecast that the national debt could rise by €22 billion over the next five years.

Central Bank warns on Brexit, corporation tax 'shock'

Central Bank signalling potential danger with letter

Paddy Hansard and his partner June

Family of Dublin man appeals for information on assault

John McCartin said: 'We should be allowed to go about our business without being attacked'

Quinn director describes attack on Lunney as barbaric

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Management pointed out the cut will mean €12m less for public services

Dublin city councillors vote to cut property tax by 15%

Councillors also voted for changes to the Dublin City Development Plan

Dublin City Council votes to protect artistic spaces

The PSNI is linking the device with dissident republicans

Improvised weapon found in grounds of Belfast school

The juvenile is being detained at Henry Street Garda Station

One arrested, second man sought after Limerick break-in

Thomas Cook check-in desks were empty in Belfast today

Belfast travellers affected by Thomas Cook collapse

The event will take place in Merrion Square between 1.30pm and 4.30pm next Sunday

Open-top bus reception to be considered for homecoming

John McCartin said: 'We should be allowed to go about our business without being attacked'

Quinn director describes attack on Lunney as barbaric

Analysis & Comment.

Irish leaders at the UN - a busy week ahead

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The President, Taoiseach, Tánaiste and a number of Government ministers are all in New York this week for the United Nations General Assembly.

Central Bank signalling potential danger with letter

Analysis and Comment

There had been speculation that US President Donald Trump might meet Iranian President Hassan Rouhani at the UN

'Locked and loaded': Will the US go to war with Iran?

Analysis and Comment

Brexit: The perils of progress on the backstop

The card was first introduced to obtain social welfare benefits and was then rolled out to other services like passports and driver licences

Battle over future of PSC sees Govt digging heels in

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