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Hopes that the US government shutdown would be just for the weekend have been dashed
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Hopes that the US government shutdown would be just for the weekend have been dashed
22 Jan 2018
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Sunday
21 Jan 2018
Trump calls for 'nuclear option' in bid to end government shutdown in US
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Trump calls for 'nuclear option' in bid to end government shutdown in US
21 Jan 2018
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Ukip leader loses no confidence vote after row over comments made by ex-girlfriend
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Ukip leader loses no confidence vote after row over comments made by ex-girlfriend
21 Jan 2018
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Mike Pence says US would support two-state solution between Palestine and Israel
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Mike Pence says US would support two-state solution between Palestine and Israel
21 Jan 2018
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Drop in support for Fine Gael as voters say health service issues would impact their vote
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Drop in support for Fine Gael as voters say health service issues would impact their vote
21 Jan 2018
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Mueller investigation: How Trump might respond to lawyers' tough questions
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Mueller investigation: How Trump might respond to lawyers' tough questions
21 Jan 2018
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Over 300 retailers targeted in sting operations to see if they're selling cigarettes to under 18s
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Over 300 retailers targeted in sting operations to see if they're selling cigarettes to under 18s
21 Jan 2018
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"It is the worst form of humiliation" - Woman denied Public Services Card due to adopted status
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"It is the worst form of humiliation" - Woman denied Public Services Card due to adopted status
21 Jan 2018
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Saturday
20 Jan 2018
Democrat leader says negotiating with Trump White House is 'like negotiating with jello'
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Democrat leader says negotiating with Trump White House is 'like negotiating with jello'
20 Jan 2018
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Ireland could get an Independence Day - but it wouldn't be a holiday
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Ireland could get an Independence Day - but it wouldn't be a holiday
20 Jan 2018
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North Korea will send 22 athletes to the South for Winter Olympics
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North Korea will send 22 athletes to the South for Winter Olympics
20 Jan 2018
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Remembering the 35 girls who died in a Cavan orphanage fire in 1943
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Remembering the 35 girls who died in a Cavan orphanage fire in 1943
20 Jan 2018
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Donald Trump is still under fire for business ties, one year on
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Donald Trump is still under fire for business ties, one year on
20 Jan 2018
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UK could get a special trade deal with the EU after Brexit - Macron says
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UK could get a special trade deal with the EU after Brexit - Macron says
20 Jan 2018
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US committee examining claim of Russian mafia money link to Trump's Doonbeg golf course
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US committee examining claim of Russian mafia money link to Trump's Doonbeg golf course
20 Jan 2018
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Giant crowds expected at second anti-Trump Women's March
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Giant crowds expected at second anti-Trump Women's March
20 Jan 2018
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'These are not faceless women': Key moments from the Dáil's Eighth Amendment debate
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'These are not faceless women': Key moments from the Dáil's Eighth Amendment debate
20 Jan 2018
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Friday
19 Jan 2018
Varadkar says Ireland's abortion laws are 'too restrictive and need to be reformed'
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Varadkar says Ireland's abortion laws are 'too restrictive and need to be reformed'
19 Jan 2018
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'There are two views in the party': Fianna Fáil split after Micheál Martin says he supports repeal
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'There are two views in the party': Fianna Fáil split after Micheál Martin says he supports repeal
19 Jan 2018
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'Unexpected but exciting': New Zealand Prime Minister pregnant with first child
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'Unexpected but exciting': New Zealand Prime Minister pregnant with first child
19 Jan 2018
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Repeal-supporting Micheál Martin doesn't think he's out of step with his own party
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Repeal-supporting Micheál Martin doesn't think he's out of step with his own party
19 Jan 2018
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Over 8,500 people spent Christmas Day in emergency accommodation
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Over 8,500 people spent Christmas Day in emergency accommodation
19 Jan 2018
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The government vowed to stop it, but 10,000 elderly people had to wait in A&E for more than a day
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The government vowed to stop it, but 10,000 elderly people had to wait in A&E for more than a day
19 Jan 2018
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Thursday
18 Jan 2018
Trump says his plan for border wall has never changed after aide called it 'uninformed'
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Trump says his plan for border wall has never changed after aide called it 'uninformed'
18 Jan 2018
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'We should remove the Eighth Amendment' - Micheál Martin has changed his mind
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'We should remove the Eighth Amendment' - Micheál Martin has changed his mind
18 Jan 2018
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'We don’t have a lot of time': Last-ditch Stormont talks start next week
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'We don’t have a lot of time': Last-ditch Stormont talks start next week
18 Jan 2018
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Shane Ross accidentally voted against his own drink-driving bill in the Dáil today
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Shane Ross accidentally voted against his own drink-driving bill in the Dáil today
18 Jan 2018
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As it happened: TDs share their views on Ireland's abortion laws
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As it happened: TDs share their views on Ireland's abortion laws
18 Jan 2018
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'Take a look in the mirror': Why didn't the Central Bank act earlier on the tracker mortgage scandal?
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'Take a look in the mirror': Why didn't the Central Bank act earlier on the tracker mortgage scandal?
18 Jan 2018
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France to lend priceless Bayeux Tapestry to Britain - but is Macron just trolling?
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France to lend priceless Bayeux Tapestry to Britain - but is Macron just trolling?
18 Jan 2018
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Apple is shifting billions in cash funnelled through Ireland back to the US
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Apple is shifting billions in cash funnelled through Ireland back to the US
18 Jan 2018
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Property Tax: Donohoe says he wants 'moderate, affordable' changes by 2020
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Property Tax: Donohoe says he wants 'moderate, affordable' changes by 2020
18 Jan 2018
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Britain appoints 'Minister for Loneliness' to tackle the 'sad reality of modern life'
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Britain appoints 'Minister for Loneliness' to tackle the 'sad reality of modern life'
18 Jan 2018
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Presidential hopeful defends advising local councillors about how to 'maximise' mileage expenses
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Presidential hopeful defends advising local councillors about how to 'maximise' mileage expenses
18 Jan 2018
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Trump faces heavy criticism as he reveals his 'Fake News Awards' winners
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Trump faces heavy criticism as he reveals his 'Fake News Awards' winners
18 Jan 2018
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Why did Nóirín O'Sullivan suddenly flip from protecting whistleblowers to challenging their credibility?
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Why did Nóirín O'Sullivan suddenly flip from protecting whistleblowers to challenging their credibility?
18 Jan 2018
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'People are dying': Life-saving surgeries delayed or cancelled due to intensive care bed shortage
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'People are dying': Life-saving surgeries delayed or cancelled due to intensive care bed shortage
18 Jan 2018
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'I never cost the State a penny, but now they're taking part of my pension'
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'I never cost the State a penny, but now they're taking part of my pension'
18 Jan 2018
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Wednesday
17 Jan 2018
Simon Harris opens abortion debates by listing counties of women who travelled for abortions
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Simon Harris opens abortion debates by listing counties of women who travelled for abortions
17 Jan 2018
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Could you pass the cognitive fitness test taken by Donald Trump this week?
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Could you pass the cognitive fitness test taken by Donald Trump this week?
17 Jan 2018
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