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- Majority of burglaries occur between 6pm and 2am, new garda data shows
- Race begins in Galway West and Dublin Central as by-elections get underway
- ‘Thrill-seeking’ disqualified driver (19) who led gardaí on high-speed chases jailed for two years
- ‘His final act on earth was to save five lives’ – brother pays emotional tribute at funeral of teen killed in Cork road tragedy
- Physio accused of inappropriately touching patient on bottom and asking when they were ‘going to third base’
- Ryanair to close airport check-in and bag-drop 20 minutes earlier amid queue concern
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- New book on Irish dancing ‘feis fixing’ scandal by Irish Times journalist launched
- Teenage boy (15) caught with €80,000 worth of illegal tablets placed on probation bond
- ‘Thrill-seeking’ disqualified teenage driver who led gardaí on high-speed chases jailed
- Suspended trade union executive member will find out if she can run for re-election on Friday
- High Court quashes shooting range operator’s conviction for allowing unauthorised use
- ‘Middleman’ involved in €500,000 Trinity College Dublin hardship fund fraud jailed
Irish Examiner
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Department has no control over school book about tree that doesn't sustain Ireland's ecology
The book about the Sitka Spruce, which was sent to all primary schools last week, also features a foreword by former forestry minister Michael Healy-Rae expressing 'hope' that the story will help the reader 'see forests in a new way'
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By-elections will be referendum on a Government left with little wriggle room
With public anger at the cost of living and the Government's response to the fuel protests, the timing of the by-elections in Dublin Central and Galway West could not be worse for the Coalition parties
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Extreme heat and drought threatening world's food systems
Rising temperatures and water shortages put livestock at risk from organ failure and cardiovascular shock, while crop yields begin to decline above 30C