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fatal collision
Three Westmeath people killed in crash near Malaga named locally
The deceased, who were from Mullingar, have been named locally as Amy McCullagh, Mark McCullagh and Michaela Newcombe.
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Oil Prices
Current excise reductions on petrol and diesel to stay in place until 1 September
The Taoiseach and Tánaiste both indicated in recent days that the government wanted to avoid a “cliff edge” for households and businesses.
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legal aid
Justice minister ups flat legal aid fee for solicitors to €520 after week of court disruption
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DUP
'Damaged beyond repair': The fallout within the DUP from the Jeffrey Donaldson revelations
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cycling offences
Over 570 cyclists were fined for running red lights in Dublin last year
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e jean carroll
US Supreme Court rejects Donald Trump’s push to throw out verdict in sex abuse case
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Air defence
French air defence warship takes up position to protect Dublin during EU Presidency events
The ship arrived over the weekend.
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leader in waiting
Burnham sets out plan for ‘rewiring’ state in first big speech since returning to Commons
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Fossil Fuels
Government's use of the Dáil guillotine for 'anti-climate' legislation labelled 'undemocratic'
Sunday
28 Jun
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United Ireland
UK under pressure from 'rising pro-independence tide', says Mary Lou McDonald
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return hubs
Ireland 'wants to be part of' EU plans for asylum seeker return hubs outside bloc, minister says
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legal aid
'Very generous' flat legal aid fee for solicitors set to be finalised after week of court disruption
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Northern Ireland
Calls for NI Police Ombudsman to probe what PSNI knew about Jeffrey Donaldson
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Inheritance
Call to raise gift exemption to €5k so parents can help with deposits without reducing inheritance
TD Cormac Devlin says parents should be allowed gift €10,000 in total, without touching the lifetime thresholds.
Saturday
27 Jun
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The week that was
'The position is bolloxology': Four winners and three losers of the political week
The push to get religious orders to pay up, the downfall of a UK prime minister and calls to decriminalise personal drug use.
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Venezuela
Death toll from Venezuela earthquakes rises to 1,430, with thousands reported missing
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legal aid
Planned changes to legal aid payments will lead to 'exodus' of solicitors, Law Society says
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Dublin City Council
Fianna Fáil councillor on track to be elected as next lord mayor of Dublin
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Opinion
Forecourt fallout: The fuel crisis changed something. The question now is whether it sticks
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FactCheck
Did the government vote to increase the cost of petrol, diesel and other fuels this month?
Friday
26 Jun
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Crime Reporting
Taoiseach praises Veronica Guerin's 'determination to pursue the truth' on 30th anniversary of murder
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Jeffrey Donaldson
DUP to commission ‘detailed review’ following conviction of former leader Jeffrey Donaldson
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Analysis
As The Phoenix closes, policymakers need to ask who controls reach as well as ownership
The Phoenix occupied a niche that should, in theory at least, have been sustainable.
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savings scheme
Simon Harris met with a group of influencers this week to talk about his new savings scheme
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Multinationals
Almost €1 out of every €5 collected in payroll tax and VAT comes from foreign-owned firms
The Candidate
Parking Wars and parking the War on Drugs
This week, two very different wars: an Oireachtas committee says decriminalise all drugs for personal use, but will the government buy it? And in new housing estates, the war over parking is getting ugly.
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petrol and diesel
No 'cliff-edge' says Taoiseach as phased reversal of fuel excise cuts to be discussed next week
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Housing Crisis
Homelessness: Slight monthly fall in adults and children in emergency accommodation
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Irish Red Cross
Evacuated Gazan family told they have to leave Dublin despite complex hospital care needs
A Palestinian family say that moving to rural Kilkenny will disrupt hospital care for their son, who has severe haemophilia and a complex knee injury sustained during an Israeli strike.
Thursday
25 Jun
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South Dublin County Council
Councillors consider High Court action over executive's plans to increase rents
