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What The Papers Say: Monday's Front Pages
Ireland

What the papers say: Monday's front pages
Consumer Sentiment Edges Up For Second Successive Month
Ireland

Consumer sentiment edges up for second successive month
Man Charged In Connection With Dublin 7 Assault
Ireland

Man charged in connection with Dublin 7 assault
Irish-Palestinian Father Reunited With His Children In Dublin
Ireland

Irish-Palestinian father reunited with his children in Dublin
Varadkar Says Ireland Needs To 'Slow The Flow' Of Ukrainian Refugees
Ireland

Varadkar says Ireland needs to 'slow the flow' of Ukrainian refugees
Palestinian Ambassador Thanks Ireland For Efforts To Get Citizens Out Of Gaza
Ireland

Palestinian ambassador thanks Ireland for efforts to get citizens out of Gaza
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Tv Licence Should Remain Core Part Of Rté Funding, Says Minister
Ireland

TV licence should remain core part of RTÉ funding, says minister
Idea Of Sinn Féin Justice Minister ‘Repugnant’, Leo Varadkar Says
Ireland

Idea of Sinn Féin justice minister ‘repugnant’, Leo Varadkar says
Government ‘Happy To Contribute’ To Financial Package If Stormont Revived
Ireland

Government ‘happy to contribute’ to financial package if Stormont revived
Varadkar Raises Concerns About Eu ‘Double Standards’ On Israel And Palestine
Ireland

Varadkar raises concerns about EU ‘double standards’ on Israel and Palestine
Rate Of Ukrainians Arriving In Ireland 10 Times The Eu Average
Ireland

Rate of Ukrainians arriving in Ireland 10 times the EU average
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Compensation Paid Out To Victims Of Violent Crime Last Year Almost Trebled To €6.3M
Ireland

Compensation paid out to victims of violent crime last year almost trebled to €6.3m
Garda Widow Says She Regularly Thinks Of The Day Her Husband Was Killed By Ira
Ireland

Garda widow says she regularly thinks of the day her husband was killed by IRA
Income From The Tv Licence Down €16.4M Since July
Ireland

Income from the TV licence down €16.4m since July
Police Issue New Appeal Over ‘Sickening Sectarian’ Murder In 1992
Ireland

Police issue new appeal over ‘sickening sectarian’ murder in 1992
Woman Who Learned To Walk Again After Stroke At 22 Advocates For Patient Needs
Ireland

Woman who learned to walk again after stroke at 22 advocates for patient needs
‘Real Possibility’ Of Powersharing Return By Christmas Or In New Year – Varadkar
Ireland

‘Real possibility’ of powersharing return by Christmas or in new year – Varadkar
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