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Tiger will not be euthanised after fatal attack on man in UK wildlife park
11 Oct
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Galway
Eight men appear in court charged with violent disorder at Ballinasloe Horse Fair
11 Oct
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Pay dispute
Minister admits public sector strike 'probably' going ahead on Wednesday as union talks yet to begin
11 Oct
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Garvaghy Road
DUP leader accuses Northern Ireland Secretary of 'disgraceful appeasement' over parade ban
11 Oct
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EU Budget
Ireland's EU presidency criticised for ‘little progress and no meaningful new solutions’
11 Oct
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the big reno clinic
Is your attic costing you heat? Here’s how to insulate it properly
Shay Lally lays out the various costs involved in attic conversion and insulation, and why it’s important to do it properly.
Shay Lally
Quantity surveyor
11 Oct
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Strabane
Petrol bombs thrown at police patrol car by three masked men in Co Tyrone
11 Oct
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Calling 353
Was WB Yeats a vampire? The proof is in the poetry
His name has struck terror into the heart of many a student but it’s worth sinking your teeth in a little deeper.
Darach Ó Séaghdha
Author and linguist
11 Oct
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: The alleged smear campaigns trying to destroy reputations in Hollywood
11 Oct
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
The emails behind the Pornhub abuse case in Ireland’s High Court, Saudi Arabian airport attacked and Trump’s calls for a new Ukrainian leader.
11 Oct
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Internet Diaries
Tommy O'Robinson came to Ireland to eat crisps, see a 1916 relative and spread anti-Muslim hate
Our FactCheck editor details the internet trends seen by a thirtysomething-year-old man.
Stephen McDermott
11 Oct
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psoriatic arthritis
Arthritis doesn’t just affect your joints. It can take over your whole life
Stephen Bender
11 Oct
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children of war
Child marriage in Gaza: 'Before the war, we wanted our daughters to study, now everything has changed'
Hana Salah
11 Oct
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Taxation
Why is inheritance tax such an emotive topic in Ireland?
It’s estimated that less than 3% of Irish households will ever pay inheritance tax. So why do so many people care?
Paul O'Donoghue
11 Oct
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Winners and Losers
'Bad news for Wicklow': The winners and losers of the political week
The budget winners and losers and one ominous TikTok post get recognition this week.
11 Oct
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mindgeek
Pornhub abuse: The emails and allegations behind a woman's legal battle in Ireland's High Court
The woman claims she was drugged and raped by a man when she was a child.
Stephen McDermott
11 Oct
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a pain free life
The physio is in: You've got back pain, but do you really need an MRI?
Stephen O'Rourke
10 Oct
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URC
Leinster have a happy return to Laya Arena as Prendergast shines
The Ireland out-half was at the heart of a bonus-point win over Cardiff.
The 42
Reports from Laya Arena
10 Oct
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interpro
Munster let 21-point lead slip as Ulster claim dramatic late draw in Belfast
10 Oct
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a billion in the red
Health chiefs have lost control of spending – and patients could pay the price next year
Christina Finn
10 Oct
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Deal on Diesel
Trump says 'it's time for Ukraine to get a new president' amid oil strikes
10 Oct
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Match Report
Duffy's first-half double sends Derry City into third FAI Cup final in five seasons
Derry to face Waterford after 2-0 win away to Galway United.
10 Oct
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Industrial Action
Fórsa warns strikes could continue into winter if agreement is not reached in pay dispute
10 Oct
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Sanctions
Nobel peace laureate Pillay calls US sanctions on ICC 'unacceptable'
10 Oct
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bells are back in town
After decades of near-silence, a church in Dublin's Liberties wants volunteers to keep its bells ringing
10 Oct
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niamh o'brien
Michael Flatley says he ‘never felt pain like this’ as wife is laid to rest
10 Oct
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Public sector strike
Dáil sitting on Wednesday cancelled due to public sector strike
10 Oct
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Sligo
Man (20s) dies and second man in critical condition after 'medical emergency' at house in Sligo
10 Oct
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Garvaghy Road
Legal challenge over parade ban adjourned to Monday
The Orange Order accused the NI Secretary of ‘capitulation to mob rule’ over Drumree parade ban
10 Oct
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