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One In Seven Want E-Scooters Banned, According To Survey
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One in seven want e-scooters banned, according to survey
Gift Cards For Irish Shopping Centres At Risk After Payments Company Closed
Ireland

Gift cards for Irish shopping centres at risk after payments company closed
Local Opposition Halts Plan For Guest Bedrooms At Well-Known Dalkey Pub
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Local opposition halts plan for guest bedrooms at well-known Dalkey pub
Independent Film And Tv Firms ‘Gravely Concerned’ About Rté Governance
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Independent film and TV firms ‘gravely concerned’ about RTÉ governance
Healthcare Worker Who Liked Michaela Mcareavey Video Loses Unfair Dismissal Case
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Healthcare worker who liked Michaela McAreavey video loses unfair dismissal case
Prince William Visits Belfast In Campaign Launch To Tackle Homelessness
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Prince William visits Belfast in campaign launch to tackle homelessness
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Irish Passport Set For Redesign
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Irish passport set for redesign
New Parental Supervision And Privacy Features Added To Meta Platforms
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New parental supervision and privacy features added to Meta platforms
Slieve League Closed By Gardaí As Two Arrested Following Alleged Assault
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Slieve League closed by gardaí as two arrested following alleged assault
Emerald Park Reveals Designs Of Two New Rollercoasters
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Emerald Park reveals designs of two new rollercoasters
Many Heart Failure Patients Feel Abandoned After Leaving Hospital, Survey Finds
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Many heart failure patients feel abandoned after leaving hospital, survey finds
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Mary Lou Mcdonald 'Recovering Well' After Surgery
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Mary Lou McDonald 'recovering well' after surgery
Mortgage Approvals For First-Time Buyers Reach New Highs Despite Rising Interest Rates
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Mortgage approvals for first-time buyers reach new highs despite rising interest rates
Cabinet To Approve New Laws For Abortion 'Safe Access Zones'
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Cabinet to approve new laws for abortion 'safe access zones'
What The Papers Say: Tuesday's Front Pages
Ireland

What the papers say: Tuesday's front pages
British Government Will Back Law Change To Avoid 'Gerry Adams-Style' Legal Claims
Ireland

British government will back law change to avoid 'Gerry Adams-style' legal claims
Rté Pay Crisis: 'As Much As Possible' Of Report Into Tubridy Payments To Be Published
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RTÉ pay crisis: 'As much as possible' of report into Tubridy payments to be published
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