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Solicitors defending alleged brothel-keeper get €14,000 in legal aid in single sitting, review finds - The Irish Times
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Departments ask to borrow corporate firms’ staff for Civil Service during EU presidency - The Irish Times
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Mark Robson on his abuser: ‘When he died, I went through a terrible time because I wanted to kill him’ - The Irish Times
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Online child maintenance calculator to help parents agree on fair payment amounts - The Journal
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Pressure on security at 40 EU presidency meetings due to clash with Trump visit and sporting events - The Journal
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Chaos in Galway council chamber as countermotion in support of Bord Bia chief branded ‘an abuse of process’ - The Irish Independent
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'Addicted to this library' - book club on joys of reading - RTE.ie
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Evil monster Drogheda dad who made family 'his slaves' and terrified them with gun jailed - Irish Mirror
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Man charged with Meath burglary and intent to rape - RTE.ie
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An Irish family in India: ‘You could live humbly here for a year for the price of four months’ rent in Ireland’ - The Irish Independent
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EU moves ahead with 'provisional application' of controversial Mercosur trade deal - The Journal
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Law firm 'inundated' with Irish students seeking Covid compensation from universities - The Journal
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Man can be deported to Nigeria after multiple failed attempts to stay in Ireland, court rules - BreakingNews.ie
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On the road with Keith Duggan: America is always rushing towards tomorrow while gaping back at its epic past - The Irish Times
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Help on way for people in electricity arrears - Tánaiste - RTE.ie
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Novo's woes in spite of Ozempic's growth - RTE.ie
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From a Leitrim pub to a Connemara caramel square: Ireland’s favourite food destinations, as chosen by readers - The Irish Times
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Minister confirms govt ‘exploring’ expansion to €299 welfare cash scheme for Irish parents after €450 payment success - The Irish Sun
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Still lives, Paul Henry and Roderic O’Conor anchor Whyte’s upcoming art auction - Business Post
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€1.6m Hettyfield Park house in Cork blends Mediterranean design with modern luxury - Irish Examiner
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Desire Lines: As Mother's Day approaches this one of a kind keepsake is a must buy - Irish Examiner
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In the salerooms: Chess table and paintings by Graham Knuttell and Roderic O’Conor - The Irish Independent
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Neil Sedaka, US singer and songwriter, dies age 86 - RTE.ie
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Nine couples on the wedding expenses they regret – and the ones that were worth the splurge - The Irish Independent
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Meet the Wicklow man turning five acres into a living, breathing wild sanctuary - The Irish Independent
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British ambassador Kara Owen: ‘There is one particular part of Ireland I’d always go to. It is beautiful’ - The Irish Times
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Leo Cullen interview: ‘A family goes on a journey with an autistic kid, it’s not easy for anybody’ - The Irish Independent
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Beirne disappointed but 'understands' Prendergast exit - RTE.ie
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SSE Airtricity League results and reports - RTE.ie
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Gary Cronin relishing new challenge with the Girls in Green - RTE.ie
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The Sky Today on Saturday, February 28: Orion stands tall - Astronomy Magazine
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Russian scientists develop nanoparticle platform to enhance radiotherapy - TV BRICS
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Six planets due to parade across night sky in rare celestial spectacle | Astronomy - The Guardian
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Cellular switch casts light on why humans are active in the day - Phys.org
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Cork artist: ‘Art gives me space where my illness doesn’t define me’ - echo live
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An Interview with Marc Williams - Beshara Magazine
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'It’s almost dystopian': I was diagnosed with endometriosis after two decades of pain - Irish Examiner
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Why does your sleep change as you get older? - RTE.ie
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