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- Jack Chambers signals Fianna Fáil support for income tax cuts amid backbench pressure as budget surplus grows to €9bn
- School take-up of HPV vaccine falls as health officials say ‘disinformation’ to blame
- 'Middleman' involved in scheme that defrauded Trinity College hardship fund of over €500k is jailed
- Hospital apologises for standard of care provided to woman who died of heart failure after two admissions
- Families of road crash victims ‘in the dark’ on investigations into deaths of loved ones
- Garda’s case for allegedly breaching data protection laws by searching Pulse is further adjourned
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- Department must pay €30,000 to visually impaired employee over ‘protracted’ discrimination
- Siptu asks Oireachtas committee to invite childcare employers in to explain stall on pay deal negotiations
- Fuel costs: NI consumers could face ‘tsunami’ of high energy prices if Iran warn drags on
- Teen facing rape and child pornography charges sent for trial to Central Criminal Court
- Bishop criticises ‘false’ depiction of Catholic schools as ‘grim places of indoctrination’
- Housing charity concerned at risk to tenants under modular home plan
Irish Examiner
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Garda leave and days off 'will be cancelled' with resources stretched
Gardaí are already suffering from burnout, the GRA said
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Care system for adult children with disabilities after parents die 'cruel and heartless', Dáil committee told
Tony Murray — founder of the advocacy group Before We Die and father of Aoife, who is 42 and living with an intellectual disability — said 'nothing is in place' for their children when parents in his position die
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First-time buyers may be set for stamp duty relief
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said any decision on stamp duty relief would form part of October's budget