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| Tuesday | 3:00-8:00 |
| Wednesday | 12:00-9:00 |
| Thursday | 12:00-9:00 |
| Friday | 12:00-10:00 |
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Irish Independent
- Girl (6) dies following road crash involving van in Newry
- Vice-principal at Clonskeagh Islamic school who said he was forced to quit during ‘power struggle’ wins €40k at WRC
- ‘Monsters’ - Two convicted sex offenders jailed for 10 years for attempted rape of man
- HSE issues advice on how to stay cool during hot spell
- Residents want High Court to enforce Dublin Airport passenger cap
- Rugby star Jean Kleyn among thousands of people from 139 countries becoming Irish citizens
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The Irish Times
- State should buy Easter Rising ‘flag of truce’, FF TD says
- Court refuses to release transcripts from trials of sex offender Michael Shine
- School vice-principal caught up in Clonskeagh Mosque ‘power struggle’ awarded €40,000
- Leaving Cert Italian: Students may have been caught out thinking ‘ananas’ meant ‘bananas’
- Man accused of directing criminal gang activities faces Special Criminal Court trial
- New custody cases may be disrupted as solicitors escalate action over legal aid payments
Irish Examiner
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Temperatures could reach 31C in Ireland this week – Met Éireann
The Met Éireann warning comes as parts of Europe face a heatwave with temperatures there set to rise above 40C
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Arrest of Jeffrey Donaldson came at the height of his political powers
Former DUP leader's fall from power began with a knock on the door that would bring his long career to a sudden halt
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Residents near Dublin airport take legal challenge over scrapping of 32 million passenger cap
High Court case calls for the 32 million passenger cap to be enforced immediately, a day before bill aimed at scrapping the cap is to be brought before the Oireachtas