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Student Contribution Fee Set To Be Cut In October’s Budget
Ireland

Student contribution fee set to be cut in October’s budget
Grieving Father To Do Charity Cycle To Cover Costs Of Hotels For Children With Cancer
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Grieving father to do charity cycle to cover costs of hotels for children with cancer
Paul Reid Resignation 'A Bolt From The Blue', Sinn Féín Says
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Paul Reid resignation 'a bolt from the blue', Sinn Féín says
Mortgage Switching Doubling Year On Year As Approvals Rise In May
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Mortgage switching doubling year on year as approvals rise in May
Government Announces €363 Million Package To Tackle Domestic Violence
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Government announces €363 million package to tackle domestic violence
What The Papers Say: Tuesday's Front Pages
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Senior Tory Warns Truss Against ‘Impugning Patriotism’ Of Protocol Bill Critics
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Senior Tory warns Truss against ‘impugning patriotism’ of Protocol Bill critics
Councillor Caroline Conroy Elected As New Lord Mayor Of Dublin
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Councillor Caroline Conroy elected as new Lord Mayor of Dublin
Ni Protocol Bill Is Not Legal And Risks Uk’s Global Reputation, Says Theresa May
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NI Protocol Bill is not legal and risks UK’s global reputation, says Theresa May
Former Ceo Of Chartered Land Suing Founder Joe O'reilly For Unpaid Payments
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Former CEO of Chartered Land suing founder Joe O'Reilly for unpaid payments
Daughter Welcomes Court's Decision Not To Reduce Rapist Father’s 18-Year Jail Term
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Daughter welcomes court's decision not to reduce rapist father’s 18-year jail term
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Judge Criticises 'Serious Failings' In Child And Family Agency's Handling Of Adoption Case
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Judge criticises 'serious failings' in Child and Family Agency's handling of adoption case
Dispute Over Semi-Conductor Supplies Ends Up In Commercial Court
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Dispute over semi-conductor supplies ends up in Commercial Court
Man Who Stabbed Ex-Partner's Boyfriend In 'Sneak Attack' Found Guilty Of Murder
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Man who stabbed ex-partner's boyfriend in 'Sneak attack' found guilty of murder
Senior Civil Servant, Who Denies Bullying Claims, Challenges Purported Work Suspension
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Senior civil servant, who denies bullying claims, challenges purported work suspension
An Bord Pleanála To Concede In Challenge To 102 Dún Laoghaire Apartments
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An Bord Pleanála to concede in challenge to 102 Dún Laoghaire apartments
Taoiseach Condemns ‘Disturbing’ Violence At Armagh V Galway Gaa Match
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Taoiseach condemns ‘disturbing’ violence at Armagh v Galway GAA match