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What The Papers Say: Sunday's Front Pages
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What the papers say: Sunday's front pages
Pedestrian (50S) Killed In Offaly Collision
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Pedestrian (50s) killed in Offaly collision
Seven Men Charged With Attempted Murder Of Psni Detective
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Seven men charged with attempted murder of PSNI detective
Four People Released From Custody As Probe Into Omagh Shooting Continues
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Four people released from custody as probe into Omagh shooting continues
Ava Barry, Daughter Of Medicinal Cannabis Campaigner, Dies Aged 13
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Ava Barry, daughter of medicinal cannabis campaigner, dies aged 13
Cork City Fans Sing 'Disgusting' Chant About Shamrock Rovers Manager's Son
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Cork City fans sing 'disgusting' chant about Shamrock Rovers manager's son
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Gardaí Investigate After Woman (30S) Found Dead In Co Roscommon
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Gardaí investigate after woman (30s) found dead in Co Roscommon
Woman Charged With Possession Of Firearm
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Woman charged with possession of firearm
Cyclist (20S) Killed After Collision In Co Dublin
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Cyclist (20s) killed after collision in Co Dublin
Seven-Day Rosters For Health Services 'Practical Way' To Tackle Overcrowding — Inmo
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Seven-day rosters for health services 'practical way' to tackle overcrowding — INMO
Varadkar Defends Fine Gael Ministers Over Proposed Tax Cuts
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Varadkar defends Fine Gael ministers over proposed tax cuts
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Man Dies Following Three-Vehicle Crash In Co Down
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Man dies following three-vehicle crash in Co Down
Arrest Made After Almost €4M Worth Of Cannabis Seized In Balbriggan
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Arrest made after almost €4m worth of cannabis seized in Balbriggan
Cannabis Worth An Estimated £6M Seized In Belfast
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Cannabis worth an estimated £6m seized in Belfast
What The Papers Say: Saturday's Front Pages
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What the papers say: Saturday's front pages
Late Late Show In 'Good Hands' With Patrick Kielty, Says Tubridy
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Late Late Show in 'good hands' with Patrick Kielty, says Tubridy
Taoiseach 'Sure' Ireland Won't Join Nato, But Will Increase Participation In European Defence
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Taoiseach 'sure' Ireland won't join Nato, but will increase participation in European defence