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Increase in support for fiscal treaty referendum
The fiscal treaty remains on course to be passed in next week's referendum, according to the latest opinion poll.
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Man guilty of murder of two men in Dublin in 2010
A man has been given two life sentences after he was found guilty of the murders of two men in Dublin two years ago.
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St James's Hospital makes children's hospital bid
St James' Hospital has published the details of its bid for the new national children's hospital.
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Appeal to trace men missing in Galway and Wexford
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Seafood companies to create 140 jobs
A significant investment by 21 Irish seafood processing companies is expected to lead to the creation of over 140 jobs.
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Man killed in Co Meath road crash
A 31-year-old man has died in a road crash in Kilmore, Co Meath.
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New figures suggest rise in mortgage arrears
The Central Bank has issued figures that suggest that one in ten mortgages is in arrears of more than 90 days.
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Two teens held in Waterford murder probe
Two men have been arrested in connection with a murder investigation in Waterford city.
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McGuinness tells SF Ard Fheis of progress in North
Martin McGuinness has told his party conference that Sinn Féin has managed to end one party rule in the north.
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Garda Gary McLoughlin plaque vandalised
A plaque erected by the family of the late Garda Gary McLoughlin in Burt, Co Donegal, has been vandalised.
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Appeal after four stabbed at Forty Foot
An appeal for witnesses has been launched after four people were stabbed at the Forty Foot in Dublin last night.
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PSNI officers attacked in Newry
The PSNI came under attack during a security alert in Co Down last night.
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New child abduction alert scheme launched
A new initiative aimed at getting the public's help quickly when a suspected child abduction has taken place has been launched.
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President begins youth consultation
President Michael D Higgins has begun a consultation seeking the views of young Irish people on their vision for Ireland.
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Irish woman found dead in Tokyo
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Three in custody after 2005 conviction quashed
Three men who had their convictions quashed in relation to the kidnapping of a Securicor driver and his family have been remanded in custody in the absence of an agreement on bail.
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Man charged with 1998 Louth murder
A Belfast man has been charged with abducting and murdering a man who was found dead in Co Louth 14 years ago.
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McAreavey murder suspect claims police brutality
One of the men charged with murdering Michaela McAreavey alleges that police tried to suffocate him with a towel and held his head in a bucket of water while he was interrogated.
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Increase in numbers of pre-school children
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SVP received almost 90,000 calls in 2011
The Society of St Vincent de Paul received almost 90,000 calls from people looking for help last year.
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Sentencing of ex-priest on abuse charges adjourned
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Three arrests following row at Dublin's Forty Foot
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Crowds greet Vita Cortex workers as protest ends
The five-month sit-in by former workers at the Vita Cortex manufacturing plant in Cork has ended.
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PSNI officers targeted after Newry security alert
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Mandate members struggling to cope in recession
Mandate has said that around a third of its members are finding it difficult to feed and clothe their families.
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Dublin's main clerical abusers averaged 36 victims
The ten worst-known clerical abusers in the Catholic Archdiocese of Dublin are alleged to have abused an average of 36 children each, according to its Annual Child Protection Update.
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Drop in number of people with health insurance
The number of people with private health insurance fell to just over 2.1m people at the end of March, the same number insured in mid-2006, according to the Health Insurance Authority.
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Wootton sentence sent to NI appeal court
A 14-year jail term handed to a member of a gang that killed a policeman in Northern Ireland was today referred to the Court of Appeal by the country's director of public prosecutions.
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Air Corp officer wins appeal against dismissal
An Air Corps Commandant, who was dismissed for using abusive language to a superior officer, has won his appeal against dismissal.
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