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Irish Independent : Irish News
- River survey offered in bid to solve 35-year mystery of missing Cork couple Conor and Sheila Dwyer
- Island of Ireland in ‘absolutely critical position’ amid tensions with Russia, says top military boss
- Close to 90pc of renters evicted on ‘no-fault’ grounds in 2025, according to housing charity
- A few more sunny days ahead, but Met Éireann forecasts heavy showers later this week
- More than 9,000 driving test no-shows as average wait time climbs back to 12 weeks
- Funds for home upgrades and retrofits on table to help with rising energy costs
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- Seán McGovern swore on baby’s life that he would not stop after Regency shooting
- ‘Terrorism is always wrong’: NI leaders condemn bomb attack outside Dunmurry PSNI station
- Scarlett Faulkner’s cousin (10) in critical condition after fatal car crash in Antrim
- Emergency doctors call for urgent action to stop ‘carnage’ on State’s roads
- Met Éireann says temperatures to hit highs of 19 degrees tomorrow before rain returns
- ‘Is a year studying abroad of sufficient value to justify the cost?’
Irish Examiner
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Fuel blockaders 'squeezed €500m from the public purse just like burger barons', says union leader
Owen Reidy said if the Government can find €1.25bn for those groups, it can afford a cost-of-living package for workers
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'Life doesn’t stop': Runner, 30, with early-onset dementia starts first of 32 marathons
“Losing my mum the way I did changed everything. Now being diagnosed myself, I had a choice"
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Plans to drop three regional bus routes 'deeply concerning'
“Reliable and accessible public transport is not a luxury — it is a necessity," said Carlow Kilkenny TD Peter ‘Chap’ Cleere.