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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: What this week's weather tells us about Ireland's flood warning system
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medecins sans frontieres
Israel to terminate MSF work in Gaza for failing to provide Palestinian staff list
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renters
Renters may end up paying €249 extra monthly under incoming changes, Sinn Féin claims
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Ré an Rogha
TG4 ag díriú ar thodhchaí geal tar éis 30 bliain ag fás, de réir an Ard Stiurthóir
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Around The World
Politicians are heading to 50 countries this March - who decides which minister goes where?
This year’s St Patrick’s Day programme is the biggest in the history of the State – but how exactly is it all decided?
Saturday
31 Jan
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Children in Care
Tusla has stopped housing children in privately-operated centre where Ukrainian teen died
A review into a violent incident that resulted in Vadym’s death noted that the ‘nature of the accommodation’ was a factor in Tusla’s decision to stop placing children there.
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rising waters
ESB warns of Kildare flooding as release of water from reservoir may be needed
ESB said the release may cause flooding in Clane and Newbridge.
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Flood damage
Flood relief payments to increase following Storm Chandra damage, Tánaiste says
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Robertstown
Garda investigation as man dies in early morning road collision in County Kildare
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Organised Crime
Gardaí and Customs seize €10m worth of cannabis in County Louth operation
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Melbourne
Elena Rybakina beats world number one to win Australian Open in thrilling tennis final
Belarussian tennis player Aryna Sabalenka faced off against Kazakhstani tennis player Elena Rybakina in Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena.
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Surrealing in the Years
Surrealing in the Years: Climate change is on our doorstep in the least metaphorical way possible
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Leopardstown
Today's Dublin Racing Festival card postponed after further rain at Leopardstown
17mm of rainfall fell on Leopardstown racecourse overnight.
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The Luas is Free
Think about it: If public transport was free, would you use it more?
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Public Transport
Several DART and commuter services suspended this weekend, and rain may impact scheduled journeys
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The Morning Lead
Austrian ambassador: Taking part in European defence and security spend not a threat to neutrality
Austria, like Ireland, defines itself as neutral.
Friday
30 Jan
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Dublin city centre
Kebab shop Zaytoon says 'rising costs' mean it's closing its Camden Street branch
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Epstein files
Texts in Epstein files talk of Irish people's 'horrible asses' that were 'from the potato famine'
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letting loose
Claire Byrne promises 'more personality and more opinions' on new Newstalk show
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big job in rome
Phil Hogan wants a big job in the UN, but he needs government backing to get it
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Limerick probe
Justice Minister of State: Limerick probe had devastating impact and damaged morale of gardaí
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Inquest
George Nkencho: Jury returns narrative verdict in case of Dublin man killed during garda stand-off
