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What The Papers Say: Thursday's Front Pages
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What the papers say: Thursday's front pages
Thousands Of Education Workers In North To Walk Out In Dispute Over Pay
Ireland

Thousands of education workers in North to walk out in dispute over pay
Urgent Appeal For Information As Latest Search For Columba Mcveigh Ends
Ireland

Urgent appeal for information as latest search for Columba McVeigh ends
Fine Gael Mep Deirdre Clune Will Not Contest Next Election
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Fine Gael MEP Deirdre Clune will not contest next election
Dáil Motion To Expel Israeli Ambassador Defeated
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Dáil motion to expel Israeli ambassador defeated
Government Charter €7K Per Hour Plane To Take Martin To Middle East As Learjet Breaks Down
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Government charter €7k per hour plane to take Martin to Middle East as Learjet breaks down
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Flight Forced To Return To Shannon Due To Passenger's Abusive Behaviour
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Flight forced to return to Shannon due to passenger's abusive behaviour
Woman Can Seek Orders Directing Council To Procure Emergency Location For Caravan
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Woman can seek orders directing council to procure emergency location for caravan
Legal Executive At Lynn's Former Practice Denies She Is Lying Over €80,000 Loan
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Legal executive at Lynn's former practice denies she is lying over €80,000 loan
Husband Had Substance Induced Psychotic Episode When He Slit Wife's Throat, Court Told
Ireland

Husband had substance induced psychotic episode when he slit wife's throat, court told
Protesters Call For Expulsion Of Israeli Ambassador In Dublin
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Protesters call for expulsion of Israeli ambassador in Dublin
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Murder Accused Believed Wife Cheated On Him With Brother-In-Law
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Murder accused believed wife cheated on him with brother-in-law
'Drops Of Molten Lead' Or 'Acid' Fell Onto Stardust Patrons, Inquest Hears
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'Drops of molten lead' or 'acid' fell onto Stardust patrons, inquest hears
Man Who Took Job As Farmworker In New Zealand Sues Over 'Horror Movie' Accident
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Man who took job as farmworker in New Zealand sues over 'horror movie' accident
Man Accused Of Public Order Offences At Dáil Protest Fails To Have Bail Term Lifted
Ireland

Man accused of public order offences at Dáil protest fails to have bail term lifted
Young Gaa Player Dies Three Weeks After Road Collision
Ireland

Young GAA player dies three weeks after road collision
Mother Can't Use Her Child (2) As 'Shield' From Consequences Of Criminal Activity, Says Judge
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Mother can't use her child (2) as 'shield' from consequences of criminal activity, says judge
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