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Ray Kennedy reports that talks between the Govt and public service unions will try to resolve the pay cuts dispute

Ingrid Miley, Industry & Employment Correspondent, says unions are now unlikely to escalate their industrial action

Fergal Bowers, Health Correspondent, reports that the Irish Patients' Association has called for an independent inquiry at Tallaght Hospital

Will Goodbody reports that directors of NAMA are to receive fees up to 70% higher than originally planned

David Murphy, Business Editor, reports that Anglo Irish Bank chairman-designate Alan Dukes has said keeping the bank afloat would help the taxpayers

Sean Whelan, Economics Editor, reports that there were 88 settlements by individuals and companies, which brought in almost €29m

Flor MacCarthy reports that the three bomb blasts in the Pakistani city have killed at least 45 and injured more than 100

Paul Reynolds, Crime Correspondent, reports that Paul Keegan was stabbed four times in a laneway in December 2007

Jim Fahy, Western Editor, reports that the raiders tied up five members of a family in Galway last year

Vivienne Traynor reports on the appeal by Sharon Collins against her conviction for soliciting and conspiracy to murder her partner and his two sons

Mary Calpin reports that Dublin South East TD Lucinda Creighton strongly objected to the proposals, saying quotas would undermine women

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Joe O'Brien, Defence Correspondent, reports that the Government is to decide in the next few weeks if Irish peacekeepers will be pulled out of Chad in May

Paul Reynolds reports that Mark Donoghue has been sentenced to five years for his part in the robbery of over €7.5m from the Bank of Ireland last year

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Hamill prosecution decision to be reviewed

Suspicious device found at Shannon apartments

Waterford to Rosslare rail line could close

Paul Cunningham, Environment Correspondent, reports the Government faces a bill of €500m for failing to meet targets on reducing carbon emissions

Richard Dowling, North-East Correspondent, reports that the hi-tech apartments have been specifically built for older people

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