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chocolate and ipads
Chocolate could encourage nurses to get flu vaccine, committee hears
11 May 2017
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United States
'It is done, and I will be fine': Former FBI director writes farewell letter after Trump fires him
11 May 2017
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New Look
New bus corridors, new cycle lanes, new tickets: Dublin's bus network to be completely redesigned
11 May 2017
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PAC
'Garda HR boss has done a great service to the country' - Alan Kelly
11 May 2017
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dog mess
Local councils are getting help to rid dog poo from our streets
11 May 2017
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St Catherine's Park
Did councillors agree to put a 'mini M50 bridge' through a park because they didn't know it was a park?
11 May 2017
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Wednesday
10 May 2017
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american grime story
From 'Lock her up' to 'You're Fired': The incredible timeline of Trump, Comey, Clinton and Russia
10 May 2017
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called in
Garda Commissioner expected to be brought before PAC earlier than planned
10 May 2017
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drug abuse
'A great day for drug policy in Ireland': Supervised injecting centres get go-ahead
10 May 2017
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Court ruling
A non-EU parent has a right to residency if their child is an EU citizen
10 May 2017
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As it happened
As it happened
'These people are scumbags': Attack on elderly couple raised in the Dáil
10 May 2017
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Breastfeeding
Politician makes Australian history as she becomes the first to breastfeed in parliament
10 May 2017
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Online Safety
TD warns mobile phones give children access to 'unlimited pornography of every type'
10 May 2017
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totally zen
Leo Varadkar says he's 'totally zen' about Enda's departure
10 May 2017
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Social Welfare
Government apologises for backlog in maternity benefit payments
10 May 2017
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going rogue
US will become a 'rogue state' if it pulls out of the Paris deal - Mary Robinson
10 May 2017
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The Meaning of Life
New Zealand wants to scrap its blasphemy laws after Ireland's Stephen Fry probe
10 May 2017
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Maurice Quinlivan
Ticketmaster and Seatwave aren't happy with proposed new ticket touting law
10 May 2017
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The Prince and I
Michael D Higgins will have a private dinner with Prince Charles tonight
10 May 2017
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Tuesday
9 May 2017
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Mental Health
'I'm surprised that the leader of our country had the neck to walk in Darkness Into Light'
9 May 2017
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root and branch
She's been chosen to lead the review of gardaí in Ireland but who is Kathleen O'Toole?
9 May 2017
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follow the leader leader
Varadkar says Taoiseach should not be questioned about his leadership when he is abroad
9 May 2017
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project eagle
Here are the specific things about Nama that the State will investigate
9 May 2017
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name and shame
Every three months, the government will publish the names and addresses of welfare fraudsters
9 May 2017
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holy words
Solidarity-PBP TDs refuse to stand for Dáil prayer and hold up 'separate Church and State' posters
9 May 2017
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sean spicer
Statement on Muslim ban removed from Trump's website after press briefing
9 May 2017
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Public Sector Pay
Public sector workers should pay more into pensions, government told
9 May 2017
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Palestine
Dublin City Council to fly Palestinian flag above City Hall for a month as "gesture of solidarity"
9 May 2017
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Palestine
Dublin City Council to fly Palestinian flag above City Hall for a month as "gesture of solidarity"
9 May 2017
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varadkar vs conveney
Poll shows Fine Gael is leaning towards Leo, but leader race could go either way
9 May 2017
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what do you think
Poll: Should there be an election after Fine Gael's next leader is chosen?
9 May 2017
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The 9 at 9
Gardaí seize electronic devices in terrorism investigation and rent rates continue to rise.
9 May 2017
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The Disappeared
'Our family cannot and will not rest': Brother of murdered teenager in fresh appeal
9 May 2017
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shock verdict
Blasphemy: Governor of Jakarta jailed for two years after being found guilty of offence
9 May 2017
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licence fee evasion
There are serious plans to take TV licence inspections away from An Post
9 May 2017
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Monday
8 May 2017
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Transplants
'You can’t take your organs with you': Harris to bring in opt-out system next year
8 May 2017
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The Meaning of Life
Simon Harris says Ireland's blasphemy laws are 'silly' and 'embarrassing'
8 May 2017
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9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Congratulations for France’s new president, and Facebook combats fake news with ads in newspapers.
8 May 2017