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The Morning Lead
'I go to any corner, I'm getting crack': Concerns over soaring crack cocaine use
People with experience in the area say the drug’s cheap price and availability is driving the increases.
Saturday
13 Jun
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The week that was
'If women want a consultant, they should get that': 3 winners and 3 losers of the political week
A minister’s showdown with consultants, a funny dig by the British ambassador and copying each others work from two junior ministers.
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what's cooking
Kitchen prices are going up, from appliances to timber
Consumer preferences – including for fancy worktops and storage solutions – are also a factor in rising costs.
From The 42
Kingdom Come Again
Ruthless Kerry put Kildare to the sword to get All-Ireland defence back on track
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Rebels
Cork stun Donegal to book All-Ireland quarter-final place
Steven Sherlock scored 0-9 as John Cleary’s side shocked the home team.
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Maternity Care
Rotunda public consultants get financial 'gifts' from private colleagues for weekend deliveries
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Canada
Canada prime minister Mark Carney says he feels at 'home' on visit to Ireland
Mark Carney, who has Irish grandparents, was welcomed to Dublin Airport by Taoiseach Micheál Martin.
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Mandatory wait
Sinn Féin to bring legislation to scrap 3-day wait for abortion after Soc Dems bill failure
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Ciara Mageean
‘Celebrate the joys in life’: Ciara Mageean opens up on her stage four cancer diagnosis
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Immigration
Irishman in Zurich: 'People are nervous' ahead of referendum to cap Switzerland's population
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That time of year
Do school holidays need to be shorter? Sorry, parents: TDs don't think so
It’s the debate we have every year: Are school holidays too long?
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Belfast
Researchers say Elon Musk 'instrumental' in amplifying anti-migrant narratives after Belfast knife attack
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An Ghaeltacht sa Chathair
Scoil Samhraidh i nGaeltacht UCD ag mealladh daltaí ó chian is ó chóngar
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canadian visitor
Mark Carney to travel to Dublin and Mayo this weekend before joining G7 leaders in France
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Dublin City
Council boss warns government failure to fund facilities will have 'cost to society for generations'
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Kenneally clan
The prominent role child abuser Bill Kenneally played in a major Irish political dynasty
The notorious predator canvassed and acted as a tallyman for the Kenneallys for years, and said he was once offered a chance at being local mayor.
Friday
12 Jun
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good news
77-year-old mother and baby home survivor and human rights advocate awarded PhD in Galway
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busy hands
No sex please, we're scrolling: Data is showing us that smartphones may be reducing fertility
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Merrion Square
Defence Forces 'disappointed' after event signage and bins placed at memorial to dead soldiers
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Courts
Witness describes how 'chaos' unfolded on day of the stabbing attack at Parnell Square
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Courts
Assault charge dropped against man accused of violent disorder linked to attack on Qayyum Balogun
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Tickets.ie
'We've been burned': Events company fears it ‘might never see money’ owed after ticket firm’s collapse
Rory Kelly from MRK Events said the lack of communication has been ‘the most disappointing thing’.
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FactCheck
Debunked: A misleading graph of the warmest springs on record actually reveals Ireland is getting hotter
