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| Wednesday | 12:00-9:00 |
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| Friday | 12:00-10:00 |
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St. Paddy's
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Irish Independent
- Canadian prime minister Mark Carney arrives in Ireland for two-day visit
- Teen in hospital following suspected stabbing in Limerick
- Anti-migrant protest chief Steven Baker charged over Belfast riot
- Sam McBride: This dreadful Stormont Executive is far more to blame for this week’s chaos than it wants to admit
- John Mullane: Brian Hayes and Gearóid Hegarty front-runners for Hurler of the Year while Billy Nolan edges Nickie Quaid in my early All-Stars
- ‘Look at the Oscars women, they look scary’ – model Jerry Hall says she’d ‘rather retire’ than get plastic surgery
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The Irish Times
- Swedish contract killer died in Limerick car crash en route to commit murder
- ‘I am terrified about the winter coming’: One in seven now behind on electricity bills
- Sport Ireland pursues workers for almost €300,000 in back taxes
- The X factor: how foreign agitators helped spark racist riots across the North
- Fisheries officer says he was treated as ‘black sheep and leper’ after blowing whistle
- ‘An everybody issue’: How drug-related intimidation affects all areas, urban and rural
Irish Examiner
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'Force to be reckoned with': Tributes paid to mother and baby home campaigner Mags McKinney, who has died aged 49
Ms McKinney was a prominent campaigner alongside her mother, Rosie McKinney, who died last year aged 86
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Perfusionists pause strike action after HSE agrees to discuss pay dispute
Industrial action affecting specialist cardiac surgery staff has been paused pending discussions during public service pay talks
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Soldier tells Defence Forces Tribunal: 'There will always be a fear of coming forward'
The man said he was only speaking to the tribunal because 'if more people speak up about any sort of bullying, then the job would be a better place'