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Friday, March 30, 2085
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Irish Independent
Drug dealer who told woman he would have ‘junkies’ rape her son over €157,000 debt jailed
Mother jailed over attack in which she tried to strangle daughter (8) with phone cable and stabbed her more than 70 times
‘I ran at him and grabbed him’ - childcare worker describes how she tried to protect children during ‘ferocious’ Parnell Square knife attack
Gardaí believe ATM smash-and-grab gang conduct surveillance before raids
Tánaiste says tax changes to increase take home pay and reduction in childcare costs on the way in Budget
Kerry Sinn Féin Deputy says government must put homes and hospitals before data centres
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The Irish Times
Gardaí investigating murders of Jo Jo Dullard, Deirdre Jacob to begin new Wicklow search
Twins, who act like ‘two halves of one person’, jailed after fatal stabbing of mother’s partner
Man ‘ferociously jabbing’ with knife as he approached children on Parnell Square, court told
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Irish Examiner
Ireland to consider age verification as UK moves to ban under-16s from social media
Simon Harris said Ireland should 'follow suit' with the UK
Canadian prime minister enjoys 'memorable' trip to his ancestral home in Mayo
Mark Carney's visit to Mayo marks the first bilateral visit by a Canadian leader to Ireland in close to 10 years
State pathologist warns of crisis in autopsy services
Department of Justice relying on 'grace and favour' of hospitals for examinations of suspicious deaths, with 'limited' access due to staffing shortages