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Irish Independent
- Opposition tells Government to ‘grow a pair’ as Dáil clashes over Israel Nations League fixtures
- Financial services company previously ordered not to sack shareholder is now seeking to be wound up, High Court told
- Eleanor Donaldson claims ‘women were throwing themselves’ at Jeffrey Donaldson during marriage, trial hears
- Man charged with attempted murder as masked youths gather in protest over Belfast knife attack
- ‘These men were let down by everyone who should have protected them’ – Bill Kenneally’s victims say they are ‘vindicated’ by report
- EU ‘trusting’ Ireland to investigate claims Limerick aluminium plant sending materials to Russia, Kallas says
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The Irish Times
- Hundreds take to streets in Belfast as man (30) charged with knife attack
- ‘It’s relentless’: Mother caring for disabled twin children says respite ‘critical’ for carers
- State apology to be offered to Bill Kenneally victims after report detailing ‘abhorrent crimes’
- Surgeon accused of going ‘completely beserk’ and assaulting three at Limerick hotel pleads not guilty
- Leaving Cert biology paper contains mistake that may have caught out students
- Survivors feel ‘vindicated’ by judge’s report on response to Bill Kenneally abuse
Irish Examiner
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Breaking: Man arrested over Belfast stabbing attack charged with attempted murder
The 30-year-old accused, who is Sudanese, is also charged with possession of an article with blade or point in a public place and making threats to kill
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Sexual assault survivors to protest outside Dáil over use of counselling notes in trials
Legislation being debated on Wednesday night proposes the use of counselling notes in trials only being permitted where there is a risk of an unfair trial
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Eight patients at Rotunda opt to continue private care with different doctor
The Taoiseach said private maternity care in Ireland is 'not sustainable', noting that babies born in private hospitals are sent to public hospitals to avail of a neonatal unit