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The Late Late Show
Michelle O'Neill says banning Drumcree parade was 'right decision', but it could've come sooner
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hybrid vehicles
EU and China strike deal that could halve projected Chinese hybrid car exports to Europe
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Motoring
Motor tax is meant to be about the environment. So why does keeping your car cost you more?
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Satire
Debunked: Video of Nigerian woman gloating about eating a meal 'paid for by taxpayers' is satire
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investment scam
More and more scam posts about the late singer Glen Hansard are appearing on X
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The Morning Lead
Who's striking, who's not? What you need to know ahead of nationwide day of protest next Wednesday
Union leaders have said Wednesday’s strike will be the largest public sector strike since the height of the financial crisis in 2009.
Friday
9 Oct
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Parades Commission
NI secretary Chris Bryant bans controversial Orange Order parade along Garvaghy Road
Bryant said he would overturn the decision of the Parades Commission, saying the circumstances under which it was made “have now changed considerably”.
Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill has welcomed the "very positive" news.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said the decision would come as "a significant relief to the community on the Garvaghy Road".
DUP leader Gavin Robinson said the framework for parading and protests "now lies in tatters" and that the rule of law "has been fundamentally undermined".
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dig up stupid
Digger is a great film, but was it failed by its trailer?
Dr Strangelove for the 21st Century, or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Tom.
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botched execution
A botched execution should not distract us from the real horror of the death penalty
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Courts
Men who planned Galway mosque attack claim they were radicalised by anti-immigrant groups
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public service media
Number of TV licences sold in nine-month period dropped by 35k in a year
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get serious
The media is obsessed with picking budget winners and losers: it's lost sight of the economy
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military misfire
Ban on Defence Forces going on strike 'hampers campaigns for better pay and conditions'
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Courts
Man who thought he was Jesus held knife to woman's neck weeks before killing his mother, court told
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Murder Trial
Man accused of murdering farmer Mike Gaine wants new barristers ahead of trial
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a lidl late for that
GoMo rolls out 5G to its mobile customers in apparent response to Lidl offer
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Public sector strike
Taoiseach says 'no need' for picket at Leinster House as Oireachtas staff prepare to strike
A number of political parties have said they will not be passing the picket at the Dáil next week as public workers prepare to strike.
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West Belfast
Five people sentenced over hit-and-run that killed man out walking his dog
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rhodes
Family seeks help for Cork man stranded in Greece for four weeks after car crash
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Foreign Affairs minister
McEntee calls on US not to go ahead with livestreamed firing squad execution of mass killer
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Wicklow
Gardaí probe incident of animal cruelty as online video shows deer chased and knocked down
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Road to Brazil
Ireland face Kazakhstan at midday in first of possible four matches in World Cup play-offs
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Pay dispute
Little hope of teachers' strike being called off as second day of action planned this month
