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What The Papers Say: Friday's Front Pages
Ireland

What the papers say: Friday's front pages
Taoiseach Apologises To Stephen Teap In Wake Of Cervicalcheck Settlement
Ireland

Taoiseach apologises to Stephen Teap in wake of CervicalCheck settlement
Uk Exit From Eu Single Market ‘Laid Foundation For Protocol’ – German Minister
Ireland

UK exit from EU single market ‘laid foundation for protocol’ – German minister
Caution Urged As Temperatures In Ireland Set To Drop To -4C
Ireland

Caution urged as temperatures in Ireland set to drop to -4C
Live Animal Crib Opens In Dublin’s Stephen’s Green Park
Ireland

Live animal crib opens in Dublin’s Stephen’s Green park
Supreme Court Should Take Account Of Intended Surrogacy Legislation, Counsel Says
Ireland

Supreme Court should take account of intended surrogacy legislation, counsel says
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Cameron Reilly Murder Trial: Accused Claims He 'Blacked Out' Due To Drugs
Ireland

Cameron Reilly murder trial: Accused claims he 'blacked out' due to drugs
Eoghan Harris Defamation Proceedings Against Journalist Aoife Moore Transferred To High Court
Ireland

Eoghan Harris defamation proceedings against journalist Aoife Moore transferred to High Court
Ireland’s Housing Crisis Spilling Into Widespread Social Crisis, Dáil Told
Ireland

Ireland’s housing crisis spilling into widespread social crisis, Dáil told
Off-Duty Garda Was Drink-Driving When He Crashed Into An On-Coming Car, Court Hears
Ireland

Off-duty Garda was drink-driving when he crashed into an on-coming car, court hears
Video: Teap Family Settles High Court Case Against Hse, Electricity Supply Warning
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Video: Teap family settles High Court case against HSE, electricity supply warning
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Man Told Victim He Was In The Ira Before Assaulting And Robbing Him, Court Hears
Ireland

Man told victim he was in the IRA before assaulting and robbing him, court hears
Copper Face Jacks Sustains €20.7 Million Revenue Hit During Pandemic
Business

Copper Face Jacks sustains €20.7 million revenue hit during pandemic
Malahide Pubs Facing Licence Challenges Over Outdoor Serving
Ireland

Malahide pubs facing licence challenges over outdoor serving
Jonathan Dowdall Evidence Admissible In Trial Of Gerard Hutch For Regency Hotel Attack
Ireland

Jonathan Dowdall evidence admissible in trial of Gerard Hutch for Regency Hotel attack
Youth (17) Guilty Of Extortion And Petrol Bomb Threat Avoids Custodial Sentence
Ireland

Youth (17) guilty of extortion and petrol bomb threat avoids custodial sentence
Cork Mother Guilty Of Sexually Exploiting Her Child Gets Suspended Sentence
Ireland

Cork mother guilty of sexually exploiting her child gets suspended sentence
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