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Protesters By A Tanker Near Whitegate Oil Refinery, © Pa Wire/Pa Images
Fuel protests

Sinn Féin stands with blockaders, says Pearse Doherty

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Garda (50S) Charged As Part Of Organised Crime Investigation
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Garda (50s) charged as part of organised crime investigation

Rté To Spend €175,000 On Luxury Chauffeur-Driven Cars For 'Dignitaries And Celebrities'
Funding

RTÉ to spend €175,000 on luxury chauffeur-driven cars for 'dignitaries and celebrities'

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Fuel Prices Could Cause Building Progess To 'Stutter And Stagnate' - Construction Industry Federation
Fuel prices

Fuel prices could cause building progess to 'stutter and stagnate' - Construction Industry Federation

Fuel Protesters In Court Over Alleged Dangerous Driving Incidents On M1
Ireland

Fuel protesters in court over alleged dangerous driving incidents on M1

Taoiseach Says ‘We Can Learn From Last Week’ Ahead Of Confidence Vote
Ireland

Taoiseach says ‘we can learn from last week’ ahead of confidence vote

There Is A 'Heirarchy Of Rights' In The State And Those Who Shout Loudest Succeed, Ictu Claims
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There is a 'heirarchy of rights' in the State and those who shout loudest succeed, ICTU claims

National Ambulance Service Workers To Strike Over Pay
Ireland

National Ambulance Service workers to strike over pay

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Gardaí Investigate Death Of Woman In Co Carlow
Carlow

Gardaí investigate death of woman in Co Carlow

Arrest Made Over Fatal Assault Of Man (70S) In Waterford
Ireland

Arrest made over fatal assault of man (70s) in Waterford

What The Papers Say: Tuesday's Front Pages
NEWSPAPER REVIEW

What the papers say: Tuesday's front pages

Clannad Singer And Harpist Moya Brennan Dies Aged 73
Clannad

Clannad singer and harpist Moya Brennan dies aged 73

Dáil Prepares For Motion Of No Confidence In The Government
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Dáil prepares for motion of no confidence in the Government

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Over 8,600 Children Waiting For First Contact From Disability Teams
Disability services

Over 8,600 children waiting for first contact from disability teams

Explained: How Does A No Confidence Motion Work? Why Is Sinn Féin Tabling One?
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Explained: How does a no confidence motion work? Why is Sinn Féin tabling one?

Ukrainian War Veteran Jailed For 'Truly Horrific' Attempt To Murder Ex-Partner
Court

Ukrainian war veteran jailed for 'truly horrific' attempt to murder ex-partner

Police Name Motorcyclist Killed In Co Antrim Crash
Northern Ireland

Police name motorcyclist killed in Co Antrim crash

Fuel Supply Moving Well But Will Take Days To 'Return To Normal' As Around 650 Stations Without Fuel
Fuel protests

Fuel supply moving well but will take days to 'return to normal' as around 650 stations without fuel

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