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Mediterranean rift
Spain imposes border checks on Italy as Ceuta migrant showdown grows
8 Aug
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Road Safety Authority
RSA voice concern about 'driver distraction' over proposed advertising project in south Dublin
8 Aug
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Knocknacarra
Two young girls who jumped from third-storey window to escape Galway house fire undergo surgery
8 Aug
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gaelscoileanna
Tá fás tagtha ar an ngaeloideachas in Uíbh Fháilí, cé nach bhfuil gaelcholáiste sa chontae
Tá Gaelscoil na Laochra i mBiorra, Co Uíbh Fháilí ag dul ó neart go neart ón 2015 ar aghaidh.
8 Aug
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met police
Metropolitan Police sack officer who took ‘inappropriate’ photo of dead body
8 Aug
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Surrealing in the Years
The ticket tout time loop sums up everything that's wrong with how Ireland is run
Carl Kinsella
8 Aug
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The 9 at 9
Irish music festivals demanding up to 25% of food trucks’ takings, lobbying against latte levy, and Russian strikes kill three in Kyiv
8 Aug
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deep dive review
Review: Is the supernatural thriller series Possession worth watching?
8 Aug
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Motoring
Free parking and no tolls for EVs: How Norway became the world leader for electric vehicles
Paddy Comyn
8 Aug
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Budget 2027
Income tax cuts, childcare, inheritance tax: Here’s what we know so far about Budget 2027
One thing that is a certainty for this year’s budget is tax cuts.
8 Aug
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not their cup of tea
Applegreen, Butlers and Insomnia lobby hard against plan for 20c tax on takeaway coffee cups
8 Aug
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The Morning Lead
Festival-goers 'shafted' by soaring food prices as event organisers demand 22-25% cut
Five food businesses told The Journal they had to hike their prices at All Together Now last weekend, and expect to do so again at Electric Picnic.
Valerie Flynn
8 Aug
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Friday
7 Aug
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Witness appeal
Moped rider in hospital with serious injuries after hit-and-run collision with car in Cork city
7 Aug
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Soccer
Afolabi hits winner against Dundalk to send Shamrock Rovers 10 points clear
The 42
7 Aug
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Ballycotton
RNLI rescues fishing vessel that was taking on water off the coast of Cork
7 Aug
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London
UK police investigating Ann Widdecombe's death to probe conduct of counter-terror officer
7 Aug
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Judge opens inquiries into seven cases of alleged unlawful detention due to solicitor strike
7 Aug
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Musical windfall
Belfast to benefit from Fleadh dividend to tune of up to €100m - but what will be its legacy?
7 Aug
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Ceol cois cuain
Dibhinn sa bhreis ar €100m do Bhéal Feirste ón bhFleadh - ach cén oidhreacht a bheidh aige?
7 Aug
5
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Courts
Bray GP suspended over concerns of her prescribing large quantities of controlled drugs
7 Aug
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Future of News
Why Piers Morgan owning the train set is bad news for tv - but good news for viewers
TV personalities like Piers Morgan and Holly Willoughby are ditching their employers to go solo – and finding massive success.
Steve Dempsey
7 Aug
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Debunked: Anthony Fauci did not say that Covid was nothing more than the common flu
7 Aug
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Athletics
'Down, not out': Hamstring tear forces in-form Sharlene Mawdsley out of European Championships
The 42
7 Aug
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Trademarks
Supermac's wins latest legal battle with McDonald's over trademarks in the UK
7 Aug
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Not so fast
US appeals court upholds order to halt construction of Trump's White House ballroom
7 Aug
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POCO MONEY
Pre-tax profits triple to €1.17m at Pippa O'Connor Ormond's POCO brand
7 Aug
16
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New Beginnings
Mayo's Kobe McDonald begins Aussie Rules journey at St Kilda
The 18-year-old spent his first day at the Melbourne club on Friday.
The 42
7 Aug
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DAMPENED SPIRITS
Sliding sales, ‘Drastic Dave’ and job cuts: what is going on at Diageo?
7 Aug
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Explainer
What's the story with the resigning Cambridge professor and allegations of plagiarism and racism?
In 2023, Jason Arday became Cambridge’s youngest black professor, this week he resigned, denying allegations of plagiarism.
7 Aug
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mayo for sam
Hunter Biden tells Oliver Callan he watches his father's Ballina speech 'to cheer myself up'
7 Aug
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