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Yury Filatov Accused Ireland Of Being To The Forefront Of 'Anti-Russian Events' In The Eu And Said Some Russian Children Faced Bullying In Irish Schools. Photo: Pa Images

Ireland

Minister defends decision not to expel Russian ambassador to Ireland

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Eu Promises Further Sanctions As Ukraine's President Pleads For More
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EU promises further sanctions as Ukraine's president pleads for more

Eu Sanctions Will ‘Hit Hard’ At Russia But Will Not Stop The Attack, Taoiseach Says
Ireland

EU sanctions will ‘hit hard’ at Russia but will not stop the attack, Taoiseach says

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Taoiseach Says Eu Will Impose Sanctions ‘To Hit Putin And His Henchmen Where It Hurts’
Ireland

Taoiseach says EU will impose sanctions ‘to hit Putin and his henchmen where it hurts’

Explained: What Consequences Will The Ukraine Conflict Have For Europe?
War in Ukraine

Explained: What consequences will the Ukraine conflict have for Europe?

Eu Agrees Sanctions 'To Hurt Russia' Over Ukraine Crisis
War in Ukraine

EU agrees sanctions 'to hurt Russia' over Ukraine crisis

Simon Coveney: Time For Eu To Introduce Sanctions Against Russia
Ireland

Simon Coveney: Time for EU to introduce sanctions against Russia

Ireland’s Un Ambassador Urges Diplomacy On Ukraine At Security Council Meeting
Ireland

Ireland’s UN ambassador urges diplomacy on Ukraine at security council meeting

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Ireland’s Support Of Ukrainian Sovereignty Is ‘Unwavering’ – Coveney
Ireland

Ireland’s support of Ukrainian sovereignty is ‘unwavering’ – Coveney

Ukraine Crisis: Putin Recognises Rebel Regions As Fears Grow That War Could Erupt
World

Ukraine crisis: Putin recognises rebel regions as fears grow that war could erupt