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Irish Independent
- Award relaunched to honour memory of Irish World War II hero
- John Mullane: Who's in the early running for my Hurler of the Year and All-Stars as All-Ireland reaches business time?
- Taoiseach Micheál Martin warns public about AI deepfakes using his image to promote financial scams
- Tánaiste says TDs should have more free votes on matter of conscience - but says this does not include a ban on evictions
- A Dublin father-of-four has been crowned Ireland’s Number One Dad
- Government should hold referendum on right to housing and keep eviction ban ‘under review’, says new report
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The Irish Times
- Woman taken to hospital after alleged assault on Exchequer Street in Dublin
- Bill Kenneally’s death ‘a strange release’, abuse survivor says
- Who was Bill Kenneally? The basketball coach whose crimes had ‘lifelong impact on victims’
- New An Post CEO’s salary should reflect ‘risks on the horizon’, O’Donovan suggests
- Met Éireann forecasts widespread rain and showers during unsettled weekend
- Convicted serial sex abuser Bill Kenneally dies in hospital
Irish Examiner
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Quarter of Irish workers could only cope financially for a month if their income stopped, survey finds
People in their 30s and 40s most vulnerable to financial shock if their regular income were to stop suddenly, while those aged 55 and over could cope for seven months on average
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TDs vote to abolish three-day reflection period on abortion
There was a split on the Government benches, due to a vote of conscience being allowed, with several Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael TDs voting against the proposal
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Report urges social housing rate review and appeals system overhaul
Oireachtas committee report to be published on Thursday and expected to be critical of Government action on homelessness