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Ticketmaster's trial over Oasis ticket prices delayed while company seeks expert report
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Ukraine War
'We stay in Kyiv': Irish diplomats vow to stay in Ukraine despite Russian threat of strikes
Russia warned diplomats and foreigners to leave Kyiv as it increased targeting the Ukrainian capital.
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Public Sector Pay
'Croke Park hours' and primary teaching pay: The numbers behind the work-to-rule action
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Budget 2027
Parents with a child in full-time childcare could see €1k-a-year reduction under budget proposals
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Declining Invites
Are social media firms fronting up to public scrutiny? Not always
In most European countries, tech companies can decline invitations to answer to parliamentary committees, just as they can here.
New campaign in Poland wants to make tech firms pay back 150% of the revenue generated from ‘scam’ ads
In France it is an offence not to appear before a parliamentary inquiry commission
While some tech giants appeared before an Oireachtas Committee, others didn’t
Sunday
4 Oct
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uefa nations league
Spitting allegation made against Israeli player added to list of controversies with Ireland
This international window comes to an end with a 1-1 draw in Serbia.
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View from the telly
An empty stadium and even emptier commentary: RTÉ broadcasts Uefa feed of second Israel game
As it happened
Liveblog
Ireland v Israel, Nations League
Ireland faced Israel in their final match of this four-game window.
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How I Spend My Money
Money Diaries: A teacher on €68K living in the east of the country
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evening fix
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
The most important Irish and international stories you need to know today.
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Kilkenny
Judge compares wind farm objectors to 'dogged Japanese soldier still fighting World War 2'
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Public Sector Pay
McEntee says public sector strikes 'won't benefit anybody' ahead of teachers joining action
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colin keegan
Tributes pour in for award-winning photographer who died in motorcycle crash
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u-turn
Flight returns to Dublin after crew report headaches and 'burning sensation in nasal passages'
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Budget 2027
Labour accuses government of 'shameful posturing' over plans to slow minimum wage increases
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yves sakila
Gardaí investigating Yves Sakila's death make appeal for woman knocked down during incident
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Garvaghy Road
Sinn Féin will ‘of course’ cooperate with any PSNI investigation into protest
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sunday independent/ireland thinks
Sinn Féin narrowly ahead of Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil in latest poll
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Calling 353
The tale behind the Irish translation of Dracula is something to really get your teeth into
The scholar who carried out the translation was so respected that he was approached by the government and asked to take his pick of novels.
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: Her bones were picked clean - but authorities say her pet bears didn't kill her
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watercooler moment
Interview: Dominic West and Sienna Miller on their new Sky original series War
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Internet Diaries
The internet's detectives used a gang rape allegation to dress up sexual humiliation as investigation
Our FactCheck editor details the internet trends seen by a thirtysomething-year-old man.
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Nursing Home Care
Nursing home care: If Ranulph Fiennes can disappear, what about everyone else?
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windfall cash
Ireland is awash with corporate tax cash - so why will we pay €6bn a year to borrow money?
Corporation tax boosts have single-handedly helped buffer the public finances, but the interest the country pays on its debt is set to double.
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Winners and Losers
'There are no Fenian bastards': The winners and losers from the political week
Budget talk crunch time and the stand-off on the Garvaghy Road dominated politics this week.
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ireland vs israel
Taoiseach says football match boycott may ‘harm’ Ireland with no benefit to Palestinians
