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What The Papers Say: Friday's Front Pages
Ireland

What the papers say: Friday's front pages
Minister Makes Appeal For Buildings To Accommodate Refugees
Ireland

Minister makes appeal for buildings to accommodate refugees
Two Men Killed In Mayo Crash Named
Ireland

Two men killed in Mayo crash named
John Lydon ‘Shaking’ Ahead Of Bid To Become Ireland’s Eurovision Entry
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John Lydon ‘shaking’ ahead of bid to become Ireland’s Eurovision entry
Taoiseach Says Anti-Refugees Protests Are 'Not The Irish Way'
Ireland

Taoiseach says anti-refugees protests are 'not the Irish way'
Court Rules Hse Has Duty To Treat Man Considered Too Violent For Community Care
Ireland

Court rules HSE has duty to treat man considered too violent for community care
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Investment Firm Raised Concerns With Central Bank About Custom House Capital, Trials Hears
Business

Investment firm raised concerns with Central Bank about Custom House Capital, trials hears
‘Unpalatable’ Decisions Are Sometimes Made On Public Finances, Says Martin
Ireland

‘Unpalatable’ decisions are sometimes made on public finances, says Martin
New Bill Aims To Resolve Planning Laws At Heart Of Legal Action Against Subset
Ireland

New bill aims to resolve planning laws at heart of legal action against Subset
Alleged Trafficking Victim Had To Take Part In Sexual Relations With Accused And Husband
Ireland

Alleged trafficking victim had to take part in sexual relations with accused and husband
Man Jailed For Driving Van Containing €600,000 Worth Of Cannabis
Ireland

Man jailed for driving van containing €600,000 worth of cannabis
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Omagh Bomb Inquiry Broadly Welcomed By Bereaved Families
Ireland

Omagh bomb inquiry broadly welcomed by bereaved families
Cif Executive Brings Court Challenge Over Decision To Suspend Him From His Role
Business

CIF executive brings court challenge over decision to suspend him from his role
Garda Murder Accused Was Roaring In The Street About Snipers, Trial Hears
Ireland

Garda murder accused was roaring in the street about snipers, trial hears
Jonathan Dowdall Has Regency Murder Appeal Put Back Until Outcome Of Hutch Trial
Ireland

Jonathan Dowdall has Regency murder appeal put back until outcome of Hutch trial
Criminal Who Repeatedly Defiled Teenage Girl Has Six-Year Jail Sentence Halved
Ireland

Criminal who repeatedly defiled teenage girl has six-year jail sentence halved
Former Anglo-Irish Bank Building On St Stephen's Green To Be Demolished
Ireland

Former Anglo-Irish Bank building on St Stephen's Green to be demolished
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