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Irish Independent
- Ger Brennan names Con O’Callaghan to start against Galway for Dublin in their All-Ireland quarter-final
- Crews working to repair ‘major’ burst water main in Dublin city
- Oberstown worker reveals staffing fears as work-to-rule begins at juvenile detention centre
- No public interest in Yamamori Izakaya operating as nightclub claims Hoxton
- ‘No one is going to tell me how to parent’ – Dublin mum fined after kids miss 500 days of primary school
- ‘I was on six litres of oxygen a night but a clinical trial gave me new lease of life’
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The Irish Times
- Temperature hits 32 degrees in Co Galway; thunderstorm warnings issued for several counties
- Cattle coping with heat spikes, but farmers foresee problems if heat persists
- Dublin council blocked from impending rent hike following emergency meeting
- Yamamori Izakaya ‘not providing a cultural institution to Dublin’, Hoxton tells High Court
- Garda may seek legislative change to address backlog of more than 60,000 fraud offences
- Former sports coach attempted to rape girl at summer camp over 50 years ago, court hears
Irish Examiner
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Status orange warning for Cork, Kerry, and Waterford as Met Éireann warns of 'extreme thunderstorm activity'
Met Éireann said the risks include heavy downpours leading to flooding in places, lightning damage, hail, hazardous driving conditions and very gusty winds
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Tánaiste: Middle Ireland facilitates gangland crime 'by snorting coke and popping pills'
Simon Harris has urged caution about decriminalising drug use as he raised concerns about those “facilitating” gangland crime
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Dáil first for slang word as TD says workers were 'mogged' in budget
Labour's Ged Nash deployed the term, which has gained popularity online in recent months and generally means to outdo someone else