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Creeslough blast victim Hugh Kelly had just survived cancer, funeral told
Over 99% Of Homes Built Since 2020 Given A-Rating - Cso
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Over 99% of homes built since 2020 given A-rating - CSO
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North Korea fires more artillery shells into maritime buffer zones
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Microsoft Unveils Surface Devices For 'New Era' Of Computing
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Microsoft unveils Surface devices for 'new era' of computing
Swedish Parties Make Deal To Govern With Hard-Right Support
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Swedish parties make deal to govern with hard-right support
Tenants Bidding Against Each Other Causing Rent Increases – Rtb
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Tenants bidding against each other causing rent increases – RTB
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Judge Asks Jailed Teacher Enoch Burke 'Not To Raise His Voice' At Him
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Three Police Officers Injured In Belfast Responding To Attack On Shop Worker
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Three police officers injured in Belfast responding to attack on shop worker
Woman Who Stabbed Victim In 'Barbarous' Row Over €50 Has Appeal Dismissed
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Woman who stabbed victim in 'barbarous' row over €50 has appeal dismissed
Sterling Holds Gains Against Euro After Reports Of Liz Truss U-Turn On Tax Cuts
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Sterling holds gains against euro after reports of Liz Truss U-turn on tax cuts
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Nigerian city celebrates its many twins with annual festival
Poor Nations To Demand Climate Justice And Compensation At Un Summit
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Poor nations to demand climate justice and compensation at UN summit
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