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Independent.IE
Irish Independent : Irish News
- More than 200 fake websites targeted Irish residents with scams last year
- Young woman who died in Tipperary car crash was renowned athlete and camogie player
- ‘Daddy's choking mammy’ – children ran screaming for help as father attacked wife, court hears
- Mel Sutcliffe asset firm attempted to ‘weaponise’ threat of legal costs over sale of Ballsbridge property, says judge
- Court gives go ahead for meeting for proposed €1.6bn sale of Permanent TSB to Austrian banking group
- Customer and security guard trade accusations about slurs used in McDonald’s ‘contretemps’
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The Irish Times
Irish Times Feeds News Feed
- An Post pensioners suffering ‘real hardship’ after assurances not honoured, committee hears
- On most days, father and daughter who both need kidney dialysis barely see each other
- Mayo firm must repay €100,000 after over-claiming EU grant funding
- Cartels likely to see remote corners of Ireland as access route to Europe, says senior garda
- Mel Sutcliffe asset firm made threat to ‘weaponise’ legal costs to auctioneers, judge says
- Woman fights court order to destroy four XL Bully dogs
Irish Examiner
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Women will still go to UK for abortion even if law is changed, health minister claims
Many women will continue travelling to the UK for abortions even if the current law is changed, the Health Minister has said.Jennifer Carroll...
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Paramedic unions to attend Labour Court talks as further strike action planned
Unions representing paramedics say planned industrial action will proceed while exploratory talks take place at the Labour Court
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Customer energy bills are not bearing a 'disproportionate brunt' from data centres, regulator says
The Oireachtas Energy Committee has also heard that developing nuclear power in Ireland could take up to 15 years, and have 'unforeseen consequences'