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607 People Waiting For Hospitals Beds Across The Country
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607 people waiting for hospitals beds across the country
Video: Schools To Remain Open Despite Cold Snap, Body Removed From Kildare Crash Site
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Video: Schools to remain open despite cold snap, body removed from Kildare crash site
Alternative Accommodation Secured For 80 Asylum Seekers Originally Housed In Tents
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Alternative accommodation secured for 80 asylum seekers originally housed in tents
Man Publicly Executed In Iran For Alleged Protest Crimes
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Man publicly executed in Iran for alleged protest crimes
Female Worker Subjected To Sexual Harassment By Customer's 'Vile' Text Messages
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Female worker subjected to sexual harassment by customer's 'vile' text messages
Ireland Needs To Build 50,000 New Homes A Year, Survey Suggests
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Ireland needs to build 50,000 new homes a year, survey suggests
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Three Children Dead After Falling Into Icy Lake In England
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Three children dead after falling into icy lake in England
Scientists Say Eruption Of Hawaii Volcano Could Be In Final Days
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Scientists say eruption of Hawaii volcano could be in final days
Twitter Blue Subscription Relaunches With Higher Price For Iphone Users
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Twitter Blue subscription relaunches with higher price for iPhone users
66% Of Farmers Finding It Hard To Secure Labour For Their Farms
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66% of farmers finding it hard to secure labour for their farms
Second Moscow Shopping Centre Hit By Fire
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Second Moscow shopping centre hit by fire
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No Confidence Motion An "Attention Seeking Exercise", Says Minister O'brien
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No confidence motion an "attention seeking exercise", says Minister O'Brien
Schools To Remain Open In Spite Of Plummeting Temperatures, Says Minister
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Schools to remain open in spite of plummeting temperatures, says minister
‘Peace Dogs’ Given To South Korea By Kim Jong Un Rehomed At Zoo
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‘Peace dogs’ given to South Korea by Kim Jong Un rehomed at zoo
What The Papers Say: Monday's Front Pages
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What the papers say: Monday's front pages
Japanese Court Denies Government Aid For Children Of Nagasaki A-Bomb Survivors
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Japanese court denies government aid for children of Nagasaki A-bomb survivors
Wintry Showers Will Continue Late Into The Week, Says Met Éireann
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Wintry showers will continue late into the week, says Met Éireann
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