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Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports that Tallaght Hospital said the letters are now being 'actively dealt with'

David McCullagh, Political Correspondent, reports the Opposition had demanded a debate on the issue

Prof Tom O'Dowd, TCD Public Health Specialist, says that every day there is a delay, it worsens the outcome for a patient

Martina Fitzgerald reports that the claim was made today in the Dáil by the Fine Gael Spokesperson on Children Alan Shatter

David Murphy, Business Editor, reports that Anglo Irish Bank has begun legal action to recover loans of €70m from its former chairman Sean FitzPatrick

Sean Whelan, Economics Correspondent, reports that new Financial Regulator has promised an assertive, intrusive approach to bank regulation

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John Kilraine, Dublin Correspondent, reports that over the years staff became unaware that the piers were resting on rocks

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Tony Connelly, Europe Correspondent, reports on clashes between demonstrators and police during a 24-hour strike by Greek public and private sector workers

Vivienne Traynor reports that the appeal court was told that the State would not be standing over the conviction of Sharon Collins for conspiracy to murder

Keelin Shanley reports on another humanitarian crisis unfolding as the rainy season approaches

Sean Whelan reports that the annual rate of inflation measured monthly shows an upward trend, even though prices are lower

Sharon Tobin reports that that 120,000 jobs could be created by 2020 according to the Government's Innovation Taskforce

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Kate Egan reports that the US Justice Department released the details of the charges against Colleen LaRose, who also goes by the name 'Jihad Jane'

Bethan Kilfoil reports that Gerard Mc Williams from Tallaght has previously brought more than dozen personal injury claims over the past few years

Bureau de Change raided in Derry

Sligo head shop & adult store damaged in fire

Tyrone Crystal to close, 31 jobs lost

Maiden voyage of new Cork-Swansea ferry

Samantha Libreri reports that the museum is the first of the its kind in the world and it is aiming to become the biggest tourist attraction in the country

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