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Independent.IE
Irish Independent : Irish News
- Taoiseach denies pushing Michael Healy-Rae out of Government
- Chernobyl sculpture unveiled in Cork as world warned never to forget lessons of the 1986 disaster
- ‘One of main agitators’: Man with megaphone allegedly urged crowds to charge at garda during Citywest riot
- President Connolly to make quick decision on referring international protection bill to Supreme Court
- Revealed: Children among nearly 200 patients kept in hospital last year because they had no home to go to
- Isis supporter who stabbed garda after setting fire to Conor McGregor’s pub has sentencing delayed
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The Irish Times
Irish Times Feeds News Feed
- ‘Unrealistic expectations’ from parents fuelling teacher burnout, study finds
- Landscaper defrauded elderly woman of more than €50,000 for poor-quality work in garden, court hears
- Daniel Kinahan arrest gives ‘sense of pride’ to gardaí who policed feud, conference hears
- Man sues in High Court claiming State failed to protect his daughter’s right to life
- M50 fare evaders ‘think the rest of us have to pay their tolls for them’, judge says
- Woman who Tasered security man during home repossession given one-year suspended sentence
Irish Examiner
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President Connolly considers referring migration bill to Supreme Court
Justice minister called plan 'a pivotal step in our implementation of a rules-based migration and asylum system'
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Sinn Féin calls for 'Sláintecare' on future of special education for children with additional needs
Party to bring forward motion to call for urgent and 'fundamental shift' in how the State provides for children with additional educational needs
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Two dozen ex-ministers and civil servants yet to start paying off incorrect pension deductions
Documents provided to the Public Accounts Committee show there is still €94,361 owed to the National Shared Service Office