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Limerick
Minister Patrick O'Donovan takes ill at EU Presidency event and is taken by ambulance to hospital
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Sexual Abuse
Timeline: The allegations against George Gibney, and how he evaded justice for decades
The first allegation against George Gibney was in 1967 – so how did it take so long for him to go to prison?
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Workplace Relations Commission
Worker awarded €40k after being placed on leave for refusing to take drug test
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fontaines dc
'Band of their generation': Five-star reviews for Fontaines DC's new album has critics gushing
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The Daily Poll
Do you return your empty bottles and cans to reverse vending machines?
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Industrial Action
Government is 'playing a game of chicken' with unions as strike approaches
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mass surveillance
We’re not just being watched any more. We’re paying for the privilege
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The FOI Files
The FOI Files: How one ‘wrong’ word led to the same request being refused twice
Wildlife rescuer Ruairí Ó Leocháin was forced to appeal to the Information Commissioner twice after the Department of Agriculture rejected his request over his use of the word “snare”.
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Cybersecurity
Hobbs and Phase Eight warn of order delays after cybersecurity incident
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big bag of cans
Deposit return scheme promises more bulk machines you can tip a whole bag into
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Energy prices
Second energy provider announces winter price freeze on electricity and gas
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The Morning Lead
George Gibney's expression did not change, but the emotion in the room was palpable
For the complainants in the case, and those who first made allegations against the former swimming coach in the 1990s, it was clear that this day was a long time coming.
Monday
12 Oct
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irish pop culture
The Traitors Ireland Páraic Kerrigan shares an extract from his new book, Pop Culchie
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Soccer
Shamrock Rovers and Bohemians players clash at full-time as champions come out on top in derby
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HEAR ME OUT
Hear Me Out: Is it okay to film dramatic and dangerous public moments on our phones?
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Unfair Dismissal
Ammi Burke 'had a superiority complex' while working at Arthur Cox, Labour Court hears
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george gibney
How did the Supreme Court allow an abuser take a judicial review after he was charged in 1993?
George Gibney’s successful injunction remains astonishing to many.
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Garvaghy Road
Drumcree: Residents lose challenge to Parades Commission decision, as PSNI stands over operation
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parnell square attack
Life sentence for Riad Bouchaker 'would not be appropriate', his lawyers tell court
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Final Attempt
Strike set to go ahead on Wednesday as unions reject minister's latest bid for WRC talks
Wednesday’s strike will be the biggest public sector strike since the height of the financial crisis in 2009.
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North Circular Road
Replanting promised as mature trees felled in Phibsborough for BusConnects
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Naas
Gardaí investigating after male with serious injuries flagged down motorists on the N7
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what the jury didn't hear
Journalism helped bring George Gibney to court - then his lawyers used it for their case
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Profits
Directors at Cadbury's Irish unit say 'pricing actions' required to maintain profits
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Cut the Crap
Locals and councillors call for action after '57 bags' of horse manure dumped in Dublin
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Courts
One of two men accused of rape at Galway's Ceannt Station says he was attacked in prison
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Courts
'You will be heard': Woman abused by George Gibney as a child urges other victims to come forward
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therapy notes
George Gibney's legal team sought counselling notes for the four complainants
