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| Wednesday | 12:00-9:00 |
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| Friday | 12:00-10:00 |
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278 Days
Irish Independent
- Over €12m owed to three Dublin hospitals from private health insurance companies
- Two children airlifted to hospital with serious injuries and two adults in hospital following two-car crash in Mayo
- Outrage as Dublin beaches face two-month swimming ban over wastewater overflow risk
- Parnell Square stabbing trial: Jury views CCTV footage of movements in hours before attack
- Man (70s) arrested after fire breaks out at Sligo pub
- Jeffrey Donaldson admits cheating on wife with ‘divorcee’ as he tells trial he ‘did not’ sexually abuse two women
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The Irish Times
- €60,000 claim for alleged sexual harassment of waitress in Dublin gastropub settled
- Man and woman (20s) charged following Wednesday night unrest in Belfast
- Enoch Burke to face Teaching Council inquiry over presence at Wilson’s Hospital school
- Jeffrey Donaldson tells court alleged sexual abuse of women ‘just didn’t happen’
- Leaving Certificate Applied: ‘If you’re a more practical person, it is really good’
- Boy (5) suffered neck wound during Parnell Square incident, court hears
Irish Examiner
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ActionAid warns World Cup can coincide with rise in domestic abuse reports
Research cited by charity links major football tournaments with increases in domestic violence incidents and reports
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Homelessness crisis will remain a challenge for years, admits minister
Housing minister says rising population continues to outpace supply despite increased delivery of homes nationwide
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'Almost 100,000 children in Ireland in consistent poverty’
its fifth Child Poverty Monitor, Children's Rights Alliance found that a further 206,202 children are at risk of falling below the poverty line, the highest number of any age cohort in Ireland