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Belfast Shootings Ruled Unjustified, Dublin Hospital Legal Fees, and More
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In Belfast, a coroners ruling finally acknowledges the unarmed status of victims shot by British soldiers during the Troubles, closing a painful chapter. In Dublin, the new kids hospital board faces criticism for high legal fees, while prison overcrowding is deemed a national scandal. A twenty-year-old waved a gun near a garda station, and a young boy found and fired it nearby. The case of a missing couple from County Cork remains open. Phibsborough Shopping Centre redevelopment may start next year, Virgin Media loses Champions League broadcast rights, and thirteen schools receive awards for promoting inclusivity. On the global stage, Trump pressures ABC to drop Kimmel, King Charles receives a chilly welcome in New York, and a man accused of attempting a White House event remains in custody.
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