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Hospital overcrowding
'The buck stops with you': Health minister blasted over patients spending hours on trolleys
3 Nov
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tusla
Children's Rights' Alliance concerned for missing boy who vomited up 37 bags of crack cocaine
3 Nov
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Courts
'A profound tragedy': Teenager sentenced for stabbing man who taunted him over father’s suicide
3 Nov
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Grace of courage
‘The challenge of letting go’: Ciara Mageean’s funeral Mass told of how Olympian faced her death
Father Martin Kelly said he visited Ciara three weeks before her death, and the two of them talked of ‘letting go’.
Diarmuid Pepper
Reporting from Portaferry
3 Nov
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Historical site
Sinn Féin: Decision to begin demolition works at former Cork prison 'insulting to our history'
3 Nov
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major summit
Lack of derogations for striking staff could lead to significant disruption during EU summit
The European Political Community (EPC) Summit will be held in Dublin on Thursday, 12 November.
Niall O'Connor
3 Nov
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short-term letting
Long-awaited rules for short-term lets in large towns and cities one step closer
3 Nov
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Murder Trial
Woman and teenage girl 'hunted down' Scarlett Faulkner before 'brutal' assault, court hears
3 Nov
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portaferry
'She represented the very best of us': Hundreds attend funeral of Ciara Mageean in Co Down
The funeral Mass heard that the athlete was an ‘inspirational human being’.
3 Nov
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Carrie Mullane
PSNI launch murder investigation and arrest man in case of missing Limerick woman
3 Nov
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no reflecting here
Trump took a bizarre final bow as his midterm campaign flew off the rails
Marion McKeone
3 Nov
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data centre push back
Communities are right to be concerned about data centres
Rosi Leonard
3 Nov
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Final Stretch
Pulling an all-nighter or setting your alarm? When to expect key results from the US Midterms
A blue Texas? A blue Senate? Democrats are polling ahead in Republican territories, but when will we know if the blue wave materialises?
3 Nov
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strike pending
'Where there's a will, there's a way': Taoiseach pushes for public sector pay deal agreement
3 Nov
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legal aid row
Judge criticises aspects of new legal aid scheme as 'grossly unfair' and 'demonstrably illogical'
3 Nov
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charities regulator
Aengus Ó Snodaigh asks to make personal statement to Dáil in relation to Liberty Recycling probe
3 Nov
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Dublin 8
Woman jumped from upper floor of Dublin 8 house set ablaze in arson attack
Gardaí and Dublin Fire Brigade went to the scene at Clanbrassil Close, Dublin 8 at around 2.30am.
Niall O' Connor and Eimer McAuley
3 Nov
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The Daily Poll
Ryanair's Michael O'Leary has called for a two-drink limit at airport bars – do you agree?
3 Nov
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health checks
HSE failed to ensure that thousands of children under six received vital health checks
3 Nov
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Appointment
Noel McNamara to become Leinster head coach after Leo Cullen departs at end of the season
3 Nov
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The FOI Files
The FOI Files: Is Coimisiún na Meán investigating social media companies for dangerous driving videos?
While the media regulator hasn’t launched an official investigation, there are signs that the preliminary stages of one might be underway.
Conor O'Carroll
3 Nov
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Penneys
Primark profits fall as retailer cuts prices to win over cautious shoppers
3 Nov
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jennifer caroll macneill
Health minister offers 'sincere condolences' to family and friends of Ciara Mageean
3 Nov
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
US heads to the polls for midterms, migrant worker demand changes, and funeral for Ciara Mageean to take place.
3 Nov
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Housing Assistance Payment
There were just 12 rental properties within HAP limits in September
3 Nov
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whatsapp woes
Instant messaging has become the single-use plastic of communication
Kelly Earley
3 Nov
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Cabinet
Agriculture minister to launch five year animal welfare strategy today
3 Nov
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portaferry
Funeral of Irish Olympian Ciara Mageean to take place later in Co Down
3 Nov
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The Morning Lead
Demand for 'lower-skilled' migrant workers becoming greater than higher-skilled migrants
Recruitment from outside the EEA has doubled in the likes of construction, though remains highest in health and ICT.
3 Nov
Monday
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Limerick
Gardaí and PSNI working together to establish whereabouts of missing Limerick woman
2 Nov
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home building
Ivan Yates latest construction industry voice to warn that new home building may drop
2 Nov
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Halloween
Gardaí investigating reports of pins found in Halloween 'trick or treat' sweets in Co Donegal
2 Nov
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Ciara Mageean
What kind of bowel cancer screening is available in Ireland, and what should people look for?
2 Nov
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Fine Gael Ard Fheis
From O'Donovan fallout to a shift on 'woke' issues: Simon Harris faces a defining weekend
2 Nov
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