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Irish Independent
- Trinity retains place as Ireland’s top university as UCD joins global top 100 in rankings
- Woman (50s) hospitalised after alleged assault in Dublin city centre
- ‘Pádraig was with us for just a few short hours. But he was, and he always will be, our son’ – Couple settle case against HSE after death of newborn baby
- How TDs in County Wicklow voted on Sinn Féin’s abortion bill
- RTÉ start search for young people interested in making their ‘dream European move’
- Ireland to host secret gathering of political, tech, finance and defence elites - leaked report
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The Irish Times
- Man charged with dangerous driving over death of Mia Lily Keogh O’Keeffe (16)
- Muckamore abuse inquiry finds ‘deeply troubling’ failures in care of vulnerable people
- Jeffrey Donaldson trial: Jury begins deliberations after judge’s final directions
- ‘Going from strength to strength’: Six Irish universities move up global rankings
- Woman taken to hospital after alleged assault on Exchequer Street in Dublin
- Bill Kenneally’s death ‘a strange release’, abuse survivor says
Irish Examiner
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Former army apprentice tells tribunal he was forced to eat cigarette butts by officer
Witness alleges sustained bullying and intimidation as tribunal examines Defence Forces complaints culture and accountability
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Government seeks to tighten financial controls around cryptocurrency and gambling
One Government source said the new plan would protect individuals from scams, while targeting criminal networks and those involved in terrorist financing
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Courts see rapid rise in cases settled over failure to give children special school places
The figures also outline that over €2m has been spent on legal costs by the State in fighting these cases