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New Hate Crime Legislation With ‘Teeth’ Could Be In Place By Year's End
Ireland

New hate crime legislation with ‘teeth’ could be in place by year's end
What The Papers Say: Wednesday's Front Pages
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Children Falling Into Poverty Faster Than Rest Of Population, Says Charity
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Children falling into poverty faster than rest of population, says charity
Largest Ever Increase In Defence Budget Agreed By Government
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Largest ever increase in defence budget agreed by Government
Covid Booster Should Be Be Available For All Ages, Says Immunologist
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Covid booster should be be available for all ages, says immunologist
Government Wins Motion Of Confidence Vote After Heated Dáil Debate
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Government wins motion of confidence vote after heated Dáil debate
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Violent Burglar Who Carried Out Knife-Point Home Invasion In Sligo Has Sentence Increased
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Violent burglar who carried out knife-point home invasion in Sligo has sentence increased
Locals Object To Converting €1 Million Sinead O'connor Home Into Apartments
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Locals object to converting €1 million Sinead O'Connor home into apartments
‘It Will Be Hard To Beat Getting This Letter From The President' - Aa Centenarian
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‘It will be hard to beat getting this letter from the President' - AA centenarian
Murder Trial Jury Must Consider Whether Accused Used Reasonable Force, Judge Says
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Murder trial jury must consider whether accused used reasonable force, judge says
Settlement Of €20,000 Approved For Child Photographed By Undercover Investigator
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Settlement of €20,000 approved for child photographed by undercover investigator
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Taoiseach Says No Landlords Left In Ireland If Pbp Rent Reduction Bill Passes
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Taoiseach says no landlords left in Ireland if PBP rent reduction bill passes
Wicklow Resident Jailed For His Role In Albanian People Smuggling Operation
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Wicklow resident jailed for his role in Albanian people smuggling operation
Orange Leaders Urge Unionists To Stand Firm In Opposition To The Ni Protocol
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Orange leaders urge unionists to stand firm in opposition to the NI Protocol
Dublin Developer Suffers Double Blow With Two Fast Track Schemes Refused
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Dublin developer suffers double blow with two fast track schemes refused
Extinction Rebellion Activists Guilty Of Graffiti Attack On Department Of Foreign Affairs
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Extinction Rebellion activists guilty of graffiti attack on Department of Foreign Affairs
Cork Paramedic Takes High Court Action Against Hse In A Bid To Be Reinstated
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Cork paramedic takes High Court action against HSE in a bid to be reinstated
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