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Irish Independent
- Teen cyclist dies after crash with parked lorry in Co Waterford
- ‘You’re insisting I bow to your demand, and I’m not going to,’ judge tells Enoch Burke as he removes mother and sister from courtroom
- Man who laundered €45,000 to accounts in six different countries while on social welfare avoids jail
- Louth farmer jailed for 10 years after staged delivery of €1.6m cannabis to his yard
- Advisory committee delivers report on repatriation of culturally sensitive objects
- Drone delivery firm Manna refused planning permission for south Dublin base
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The Irish Times
- Government urged to use EU presidency to ensure support provided for Ukrainian soldiers returning to workplace
- Teenage cyclist fatally injured in Co Waterford road traffic incident
- Hospital apologises for failings in care of woman whose death was linked to drug side effect
- Leaving Cert chemistry a ‘fair but testing exam’ with ‘familiar topics’
- Bloomsday: Ringsend reclaims its Joycean heritage but, alas, no ‘superior tawny sherry’
- ‘Highly discourteous’: Judge critical of silence around proposed withdrawal of solicitors
Irish Examiner
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New laws to restrict short-term lets will be the 'strongest' in Europe, housing minister says
James Browne said he wanted to 'get as many homes back into use as possible', amid crackdown on short-term tourist lets
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McAleese slams use of Irish flag to intimidate
The former president compared such use of the flag to the experiences of people who emigrated to the US
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Ten counties have no gaelcholáiste for pupils to complete education through Irish after gaelscoil
In certain parts of the country, the percentage of students educated through Irish at post-primary level also falls far short of the percentage attending primary school through Irish