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What The Papers Say: Tuesday's Front Pages
Ireland

What the papers say: Tuesday's front pages
Trump Loses Last Bid To Keep Key Evidence Out Of Rape Trial
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Trump loses last bid to keep key evidence out of rape trial
Coalition Leaders Prepare Counter-Motion Ahead Of Eviction Ban Vote
Ireland

Coalition leaders prepare counter-motion ahead of eviction ban vote
Eurosceptic Tory Group To Reveal Legal Advice On New Brexit Deal
Brexit

Eurosceptic Tory group to reveal legal advice on new Brexit deal
Protesters Set Rubbish On Fire As French Government Scrapes Through No-Confidence Vote
World

Protesters set rubbish on fire as French government scrapes through no-confidence vote
Polish Man Intentionally 'Plunged' Knife Into Man's Stomach, Jury Hears
Ireland

Polish man intentionally 'plunged' knife into man's stomach, jury hears
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New York City Braces For Trump Indictment After Ex-President Urges Protests
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New York City braces for Trump indictment after ex-president urges protests
Cork Man Who Raped Younger Sister Has Appeal Against Sentence Severity Dismissed
Ireland

Cork man who raped younger sister has appeal against sentence severity dismissed
Israeli Minister Says 'No Such Thing' As Palestinian People
World

Israeli minister says 'no such thing' as Palestinian people
Nhs Strikes In Scotland Averted As Nursing And Midwives Unions Accept Pay Deal
World

NHS strikes in Scotland averted as nursing and midwives unions accept pay deal
Zelenskiy Thanks Ireland For Support In Phone Call With Varadkar
Ireland

Zelenskiy thanks Ireland for support in phone call with Varadkar
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Moon Missions Will Help To Pave The Way For Humans On Mars, Astronaut Says
World

Moon missions will help to pave the way for humans on Mars, astronaut says
Labour Court Quashes €45,000 Award To Pregnant Care Worker Over Discrimination Claim
Ireland

Labour Court quashes €45,000 award to pregnant care worker over discrimination claim
Opiate Addicted Pharmacist Has Registration Cancelled
Ireland

Opiate addicted pharmacist has registration cancelled
French Government Survives No-Confidence Votes Over Pension Bill
World

French government survives no-confidence votes over pension bill
Retired Teacher Launches Action To Quash Referral To Disciplinary Committee
Ireland

Retired teacher launches action to quash referral to disciplinary committee
French Government Survives First No-Confidence Vote In Pensions Bill Row
World

French government survives first no-confidence vote in pensions bill row
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