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Public Sector Pay Deal Needs To Be ‘Fair To Taxpayers’
Ireland

Public sector pay deal needs to be ‘fair to taxpayers’
Policy Of School Places For Family Connections Called 'Exclusionary' And 'Elitist'
Ireland

Policy of school places for family connections called 'exclusionary' and 'elitist'
Jump In Irish People Willing To Take Part In Clinical Trials – Survey
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Jump in Irish people willing to take part in clinical trials – survey
What The Papers Say: Friday's Front Pages
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Nancy Pelosi Threatens To Block Uk Trade Deal Over Northern Ireland Protocol Plans
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Nancy Pelosi threatens to block UK trade deal over Northern Ireland Protocol plans
Taoiseach To Hold Talks With Stormont Leaders Amid Protocol Deadlock
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Taoiseach to hold talks with Stormont leaders amid protocol deadlock
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Man Dies After Being Hit By Lorry In Co Tipperary
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Man dies after being hit by lorry in Co Tipperary
World War I Soldiers’ Graves Rededicated More Than 100 Years After Deaths
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World War I soldiers’ graves rededicated more than 100 years after deaths
High Court Affirms Decision Directing Insurance Payout Over Roof Damage
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High Court affirms decision directing insurance payout over roof damage
Former Garda Sergeant ‘Hated’ Return To Work After Making Complaints Against Superiors
Ireland

Former Garda sergeant ‘hated’ return to work after making complaints against superiors
Michael Lynn's Wife Tells Trial She Didn't Know If He Was ‘Dead Or Alive’ In Brazil Prison
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Michael Lynn's wife tells trial she didn't know if he was ‘dead or alive’ in Brazil prison
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Court Hears Campaign Of Harassment By Cork Woman Against Former Sinn Féin Td
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Court hears campaign of harassment by Cork woman against former Sinn Féin TD
Josh Dunne Murder Trial Witness Denies 'Vicious Attack' On Food Delivery Cyclist
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Josh Dunne murder trial witness denies 'vicious attack' on food delivery cyclist
Video: Dáil Protest Over Cost-Of-Living Crisis; Eamon Ryan Says Coalition Majority Left ‘Tight’
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Video: Dáil protest over cost-of-living crisis; Eamon Ryan says coalition majority left ‘tight’
Walking And Cycling Taking An Estimated 330,000 Cars Off Dublin Roads Each Day
Ireland

Walking and cycling taking an estimated 330,000 cars off Dublin roads each day
Residence Card Refusal Quashed For Man Who Paid For Sham Marriage
Ireland

Residence card refusal quashed for man who paid for sham marriage
State Appeals Suspended Sentence For Man Who Admitted Raping Eight-Year-Old
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State appeals suspended sentence for man who admitted raping eight-year-old
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