Politics
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fracking hell
Corbyn's Labour are dead against it, but what's the up-to-date situation with fracking in Ireland?
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basket of digestibles
'Maybe he's not as rich as he says he is': The debate moments everyone will be talking about
Monday
26 Sep 2016
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Fine Gael
Report into disastrous Fine Gael election campaign calls for members to be "more relatable"
Sunday
25 Sep 2016
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Aleppo
"War crimes are being committed here" - pressure ramped up on Russia to rein in bombing campaign
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gennifer flowers
Trump threatens to put woman Bill Clinton had affair with in front row for first presidential debate
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sunday interview
Brendan Howlin: 'Clearly, the whole water charges issue was a mistake'
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Opinion
Column: The US football players kneeling for the national anthem are doing something important
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one more tune
Most people in Ireland are really happy with Michael D and want him to stay on as president
Saturday
24 Sep 2016
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Opinion
Vincent Browne: I'm no friend of Gerry Adams, but the BBC Spotlight programme on him was tittle-tattle
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Dravet syndrome
Cork family fighting for cannabis-based medicine for daughter with rare form of epilepsy
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ask ray
Ray once said he'd emigrate if Enda became Taoiseach... So have they met since?
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Tory rule
Jeremy Corbyn is going to cheer Tories by being re-elected Labour leader today. He's had quite the year
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pounding the streets
Make no mistake, today's March for Choice is just the beginning of a long ground war
Friday
23 Sep 2016
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warning shots
'Michelin star restaurants will up and leave Ireland if calorie counts on menus are introduced'
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just good fronds
"I really regret doing this": Hillary shows off comedy skills on Between Two Ferns
Thursday
22 Sep 2016
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open forum
Dubliners, this is your chance to 'talk to Joe' about violent crime in the city
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drink driving
One in four farmers said they have driven home after drinking at least three pints
Wednesday
21 Sep 2016
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NAMA
PAC to invite Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness to appear over Project Eagle sale
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Opinion
Tom Clonan: 2016 has become the year of the lone wolf attack carried out by angry young men
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factcheck
FactCheck: Has no government minister ever gone before the Public Accounts Committee?
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Trickery
Michael Healy-Rae: 'Speed cameras purposely deployed to catch Kerry football fans'
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Eighth Amendment
The Citizens' Assembly will take place on Saturday 15 October in Dublin Castle
