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RIP
'A thoroughly decent man of great integrity': Tributes paid to former US president Jimmy Carter
The 39th President of the United States and Nobel Peace Prize winner died at his home in Georgia yesterday aged 100.
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Dominique pelicot
Ex-husband of Gisele Pelicot will not appeal 20-year sentence in French mass rape case
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NO IRISH NEED APPLY
Not allowing Irish citizens to take up jobs in NI civil service was 'illegal', SDLP warned
Sunday
29 Dec 2024
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RIP
Former US president Jimmy Carter has died at the age of 100
The former president and Nobel peace laureate died at his home on Sunday afternoon.
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echo
Landslides, evacuations, and emergencies: What aid workers faced over the past year
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Kamal Adwan Hospital
Tánaiste 'deeply concerned' by Israeli raid on one of north Gaza's last functioning hospitals
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Premier League
Manchester City finally get back to winning ways with 2-0 victory over Leicester
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Alternative for Germany
Opinion editor of German newspaper resigns after Elon Musk backs far-right AfD in op-ed
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Plane Crash
Azerbaijan president demands Russia admit guilt after crashed plane 'shot down'
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a load of trousers
Chess grandmaster quits world championship after being told to change out of jeans
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mikeil kavelashvili
Far-right ex-footballer Kavelashvili sworn in as Georgia's president amid protests
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not so great
Tourism Ireland plan delayed because David Trimble objected to Britain being called 'overseas'
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the morning lead
DUP accused government of being 'scared of the provos' after IRA abduction
Veteran republican Bobby Tohill was abducted in Belfast in 2004, damaging Sinn Féin’s reputation amid peace process talks.
Saturday
28 Dec 2024
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State Papers
Man posing as Republican group made credible threat to poison English water supplies in 1990s
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Nigel Farage
Badenoch urged to apologise or face ‘action’ from Farage over Reform party numbers row
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State Papers
Stakeknife revelations left republicans 'paralysed and damaged', confidential records show
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the morning lead
Ireland warned US that labelling IRA a terrorist organisation might encourage more people to join
The issue was a talking point during Bertie Ahern’s visit to Washington DC in March 2001, newly released documents show.
Friday
27 Dec 2024
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houthis
UN official for Yemen refutes Israel's claim that strike on airport hit 'military infrastructure'
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joyces wake
Jack Lynch confused over request by James Joyce's son to bring his body back to Ireland
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Sealed indictment
Man accused of burning woman to death in New York subway faces new charges
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kamal adwan
Israeli military launches operation on one of northern Gaza's last functioning hospitals
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aktau
Investigators say Azerbaijan Airlines jet suffered 'external interference' before crash
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Conflict
Houthi rebels retaliate after Israel strikes Yemen airport as WHO chief was about to board plane
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Extreme Weather
'Dangerous new heights' of climate change displaced millions of people around the world in 2024
