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Taoiseach Ognian0 has welcomed the President of the United States to Iveagh House for the signing of the Shannon Accords, cementing the partnership between Ireland and the United States across peace, security and cooperation "History is being written as we speak." - An Taoiseach

A major high level meeting is underway at Iveagh House tonight. Sources tell us the Taoiseach, Tánaiste, Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ireland's UN Ambassador & three senior Defence figures are inside. We're told the matter is of significant diplomatic importance to Ireland.

Within 11 minutes of LOTO Sapphirinee’s disclosure of interests going public, SIPO opened a review into the filing. Update: Following a prompt and efficient investigation, the Commission says it is satisfied with the disclosure and the matter is now closed.

The government has launched a new Public Joint Government Database openly listing current and former Cabinet members, NSC & NST rosters, Council of Defence members, a Freedom of Information sheet, and more. #gid=705468797" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

The Taoiseach has responded to Reginald’s resignation by thanking him for his service and for the confidence provided under the C&S agreement. He said he is open to discussions with the party’s next leader, but that the future of the deal will be their decision.

Labour leader Eamonn McGrath says the party will not vote against the Motion of Confidence in the Ceann Comhairle, signalling support for the Chair in the upcoming vote in Dáil Éireann.

The Social Democrats have issued a statement backing the Ceann Comhairle saying the confidence challenge is unjustified and risks politicising the Chair. They are urging TDs to support confidence and defend the integrity of Dáil Éireann. drive.google.com/file/d/1E6wZDd…

A Motion of Confidence in the Ceann Comhairle has been tabled by a Fine Gael TD and seconded by a party colleague. Dáil Éireann will continue normal legislative sittings, with the confidence vote to be held online afterward.

Lt Gen OisinUitheachair MI DSM has resigned as Chief of Staff of Óglaigh na hÉireann. The reason remains unknown. His tenure saw renewed activity, he recommended MiraCrasea as successor, and The Irish Observer thanks him for his service. drive.google.com/file/d/1B0j6yz…

The Standards in Public Office Commission has opened a preliminary investigation following a complaint against former Garda Commissioner AndrewEHarris. He has been recused from all Commission proceedings pending review. drive.google.com/file/d/1OmkUhv…

Jeremy O'Meadhra has been appointed Chairman of the Standards in Public Office Commission, becoming both its first and third chair. Appointed by the President, his return raises hopes of a revival of SIPOC’s former glory. drive.google.com/file/d/1W6Vxg2…

Correction: Sapphirinee has not yet been sworn in as Canada’s Deputy Prime Minister. The swearing in will occur at a later date, amid rising United Kingdom Ireland tensions and scrutiny of her role with Fine Gael.

Sapphirinee, Fine Gael’s Leader of the Opposition, is at the center of controversy after becoming Canada’s Deputy PM and Immigration Minister swearing allegiance to the King while UK – Ireland tensions are on the rise. drive.google.com/file/d/1SvGD4U…

According to sources within the Irish Army, elements of the British Army may have entered Irish territory, resulting in the deaths of members of the Irish Defence Forces. The incident was reportedly repelled by the Military Police Corps.

It has been confirmed that MRBRUCEISMAY22, who was a former leader of the Labour Party and a former Minister for Foreign Affairs, signed a petition originating in the United Kingdom calling for the invasion of Ireland.

Former Labour leader MRBRUCEISMAY22 has criticised the party’s new leader, accusing him of poor decision making after walking away from coalition talks. He argues the move lacked democratic justification and prevented Labour from continuing key government work.

A reporter asked about expulsion threats and USA –Jordan tensions. The Taoiseach said: “This Government will always stand against terrorism, especially when committed against our allies. We will balance our unequivocal support for our allies with the need for activity.”

At an address in Cathcart Hall, the Taoiseach confirmed the Government will re-establish the Irish Space Agency after years offline signaling renewed national ambition in space research, innovation, and international collaboration.

Sources within the Department of Foreign Affairs report that the department experienced its most productive weekend to date. Officials say the new government’s activity and commitment appear to be driving this momentum.