Politics
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Vacancy
Vacant Seanad seat should be filled by someone with a unionist background, says senator
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through the roof
Irish house prices have soared again and people's wages can't keep up
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ireland 2040
'D. R. A. F. T - not the final draft' - Taoiseach spells out his position in row with cross-party TDs
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it's the same old theme
1916 relatives lose battle against the State in case over Moore Street site
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discrepancy
'How in God's name could that be called a comprehensive analysis?': Garda homicide figures probed
Tuesday
13 Feb 2018
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Accountability
No more lying: A new bill that makes it a crime for bankers to lie to Central Bank won't be opposed
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Israel
Israeli police recommend charging Prime Minister Netanyahu with bribery and corruption
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clancy amendment
Car owners who allow unaccompanied learner drivers to use their vehicle to face prosecution
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cost of drugs
Ireland plans to work with other countries to drive down the cost of expensive medicines
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brexit wounds
Even in the best-case Brexit scenario, the Irish economy will still take a hit - government report
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Scare
'Vanessa & my children are safe': Trump Jr's wife unhurt after opening letter containing white powder
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barnaby joyce
Australia deputy PM under pressure to resign over affair with woman who was given government job
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South Africa
South Africa's ruling party has decided to oust scandal-tainted President Zuma - reports
Monday
12 Feb 2018
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The North
Theresa May says there is 'basis for agreement' to get Stormont 'up and running very soon'
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my own lovely fee
Deal done for Cork's new event centre but it could end up costing the State more money
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last legs
South African chief Jacob Zuma looks to finally be on the way out of office after nine years
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delayed discharges
Elderly people can't leave hospital due to council taking up to 18 months to fit walk-in showers and ramps
Sunday
11 Feb 2018
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Quiz
Quiz: With all this talk of Irexit, how much do you know about Ireland and the EU?
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Long Time Coming
Much-delayed IT system to see Affordable Childcare Scheme launch pushed back to 2019 - at least
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the eighth
Varadkar on changing abortion stance: 'Things aren't as black and white as they appear in your 20s'
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Suicide
Call for special taskforce to Tallaght area after concerns about suicide deaths
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Sinn Féin Ard Fheis
'Sisters are doin' it for themselves': Disco music heralds Sinn Féin into a new dawn
Saturday
10 Feb 2018
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Abortion Referendum
'I trust women': Sinn Féin says it will be 'knocking on doors' to repeal the Eighth Amendment
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Charity Commission
Theresa May calls for Oxfam probe over 'shocking' Haiti prostitutes allegations
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sticking around
Should Ireland leave the EU? New poll shows only 10% of voters would back 'Irexit'
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saying goodbye
Mary Lou McDonald to lay out her vision to 'modernise' the Sinn Féin party
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Palestine
Varadkar: 'The Israeli government has a tendency to disengage with countries that recognise the state of Palestine'
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angel shark
This shark hasn't been seen off Ireland for three years. It's one of 48 species on a proposed 'protected list'
