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09:01Detectives investigating the murder of Melanie McCarthy-McNamara have recovered what they believe is the murder weapon.
06:41Catholic bishops here have rejected comments made by a member of the Vatican's investigation team into clerical child sexual abuse.
06:50The Taoiseach and senior Government figures are in the United States to encourage investment in Ireland.
07:54The number of rental properties available is at its lowest level in three and a half years, new figures show.
08:44At least 13 people have been killed in the latest attack on the Syrian city of Homs, activists said.
08:07National Irish Bank has reported increased losses for the year to the end of December.
07:47Ireland prop Mike Ross accepts his team cannot afford to underperform for a second successive weekend when they meet France on Saturday night.
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