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    Flash floods hit Killarney with 57mm of rain as local officials question Met Éireann

    A sudden downpour dropped 57mm of rainfall on Killarney in under four hours on Thursday evening, submerging roads, damaging town-centre businesses, and prompting scrutiny of national weather forecasts.

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The past half-day brought a grim mix of disaster management, war diplomacy and monetary discipline. Rescue teams in the Himalayas paused under the threat of another flood, while oil traders watched the Strait of Hormuz and bond traders watched Kevin Warsh.

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The Middle East after Gaza

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