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Mounting evidence that US missile struck Iran school, but Trump says he’ll 'live with' findings Analysis of missile fragments and video footage points to a US strike on the Minab school.

Mounting evidence indicates that the deadly strike on a primary school in southern Iran was carried out using a US-made Tomahawk cruise missile, contradicting claims by US President Donald Trump that Iran was responsible
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The sudden closure of St Patrick’s Primary School in Celbridge has left parents scrambling for childcare and searching for answers from the board of management, with uncertainty over how long pupils could be out of the classroom.

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We asked Johnny Cash's son what the Man in Black would make of America today John Carter Cash opens up about his parents Johnny and June, their ties to Ireland, and the wisdom their songs continue to offer.

"Love mattered more to them than anything else."

Had a lovely chat with John Carter Cash, who reflected on his father Johnny, his mother June, their politics, and the enduring power of their music - as well as the Man in Black's Irish links @thejournal.ie
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Slagging world leaders and WW2 callbacks - The standout bits from Trump's rambling Davos speech It was 70 minutes of some of Trump’s usual notes, but Greenland stole the spotlight.

It was 70 minutes of some of Trump’s usual notes, but Greenland stole the spotlight during the US President's address at the World Economic Forum in Davos this afternoon.

Here's some of the standout moments from his speech:
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Spoke today with Lurgan activist Kevin McGibbon following his deportation from the West Bank.

He was arrested and removed after standing in solidarity with a Palestinian family during a confrontation with a settler. Israeli forces accused him of “strangling a donkey.”