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Irish media outlets evacuate staff in Dublin

Irish media outlets evacuate staff in Dublin following bomb threats

It comes amid a flurry of bomb hoaxes targeting European airlines and around a week before Dublin is due to host a meeting of the European Political Community. View on euronews

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Irish leader says Dublin summit not at risk over bomb threats

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Irish media organisations targeted by bomb threats

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RTÉ staff return to buildings as Irish police probe bomb threat

Staff at Ireland’s national broadcaster have returned to their offices after a bomb threat led to the evacuation of its television and radio headquarters in Dublin.

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Offices of Irish media groups evacuated due to bomb threats, one deemed a hoax

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Gardaí sweep RTÉ headquarters in Dublin after bomb threat

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Irish Prime Minister: Summit in Dublin Not at Risk

Ireland's Prime Minister Micheál Martin does not believe that the two European summits scheduled for next week are at risk due to the bomb threats against airlines and Irish media organizations.

Irish Mirror

Major Dublin traffic chaos expected in days as 50 European leaders arrive in capital

Around 50 European leaders and heads of international organisations are expected at the European Political Community (EPC) summit on Thursday, November 12, followed by an informal EU leaders' meeting the next day. Taoiseach Micheál Martin will also host a dinner for visiting leaders at the National Gallery of Ireland on Thursday evening.

IrishCentral

LISTEN: "Making Empire" and the Irish with historian Jane Ohlmeyer

On the latest Irish Stew podcast, the Trinity College Dublin professor traces how the Irish were both subjects and agents of empire, from the mouth of the Amazon to the streets of Tangier.

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Nadine O'Regan takes to the slopes at Kilternan to try her hand at skiing. Video: Chris Maddaloni Editor: Eoin Ronayne