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Death of a man in Waterford treated as suspicious.
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Long running Vita Cortex protest could end today
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Central Bank wants more done over mortgage arrears
The Central Bank has said it is not comfortable with the high level of mortgage arrears, and wants mortgage lenders to do more to tackle the issue.
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Wayne Kinsella convicted of murder of Adel Essalhi
Dublin man Wayne Kinsella has been found guilty of the murder of another man in Tyrrelstown in west Dublin just over a year ago.
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90 dead as suicide bomber strikes parade in Yemen
At least 90 people are now known to have died in this morning's suicide bomb attack in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa.
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Referendum 2012 Debate - As It Happened
The Frontline debate on the Fiscal Treaty
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Man charged with Lauren O'Neill murder in Derry
A 26-year-old man has been charged with the murder of 18-year-old Lauren O'Neill in Derry over the weekend.
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Transfer of murderer to Czech Republic deferred
The Department of Justice has confirmed that the transfer of a man, who was convicted of raping and murdering a woman in 2007, back to a jail in the Czech Republic has been deferred.
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Dissidents jailed for Stephen Carroll's murder
Two dissident republicans convicted for their part in the murder of a policeman in Northern Ireland must serve a minimum of 25 and 14 years in jail.
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11 Albanian university students die in bus crash
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Woman's body found in Dublin apartment
An investigation has been launched after the body of a 51-year-old woman was found in a flat in Dublin city centre last night.
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€13m specialised unit for Limerick hospital
A major new unit costing €13m is to be built at the Mid-Western Regional Hospital in Limerick.
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Doctor found guilty of cheating in medical exams
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Smithwick Tribunal seeks more time
The Smithwick Tribunal, which is investigating claims of garda collusion in the deaths of two senior RUC officers, has sought another extension of time to hear evidence and write a final report.
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NATO signals end of Afghan war in sight
NATO leaders sealed a landmark agreement to hand control of Afghanistan over to its own security forces by the middle of next year.
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Missing Dublin woman found safe and well
Missing Dublin woman Joan Campbell has been found safe and well.
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Marketing agency says graduates 'unemployable'
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Jamie Oliver to create jobs at Dublin restaurant
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Job losses at Largo Foods in Donegal
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Man's body found in Waterford building
The body of a man in his 20s has been discovered in a disused building in Waterford.
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Cox accuses Sinn Féin of selective quotation
Former European Parliament President Pat Cox has accused Sinn Féin of using selective quotation to argue Ireland could still access the ESM fund if it rejects the fiscal treaty.
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Sean Dunne consents to €164m repayment order
Developer Sean Dunne has consented to an order being made in the Commercial Court directing him to repay €164m to a syndicate of banks.
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Former Vita Cortex workers hoping to end sit-in
Former Vita Cortex workers in Cork are hoping to finally leave the factory building this week.
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Defence Forces Ombudsman publishes 2011 report
Ombudsman for the Defence Forces Paulyn Marrinan Quinn handled 83 complaints last year.
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Appeal to trace missing teenage girl
Gardaí have issued an appeal to trace a 17-year-old girl who has been missing since March.
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200 brownfield sites identified for development
Over 200 derelict or under-used sites around Dublin city have been identified for development as part of a new regeneration intitiative.
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Progress on Limerick regeneration criticised
The outgoing chief executive of the Limerick Regeneration Agencies has expressed disappointment at the lack of progress made on the project over the last five years.
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AIB accepts LRC recommendations on payments
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At least two killed in Beirut violence
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Nikolic wins surprise victory at Serbia polls
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Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb dies at 62
Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb, who with brothers Barry and Maurice helped define the disco era, has died. He was 62.
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Michael Noonan sees 'hopeful signs' at G8 summit
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Máire MacSwiney Brugha dies aged 94
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Thousands homeless after Italian earthquake
Thousands of people left homeless by a powerful earthquake in northern Italy have spent the night in shelters as aftershocks continue to hit the region.
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Gilmore warns of second bailout if treaty rejected
The Tánaiste has said it is more likely that Ireland would have to avail of another round of emergency funding from the troika if the fiscal treaty is rejected.
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Lockerbie bomber dies after long cancer battle
The former Libyan intelligence officer convicted of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing that killed 270 people has died, his brother has confirmed.
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Afghanistan withdrawal to dominate NATO summit
NATO leaders are meeting in Chicago for a summit aiming to chart a path out of Afghanistan.
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Hospital waiting times are defended
The chief operating officer of the body tasked with bringing down hospital waiting times has defended its work to date, after figures showed an increase in the number of people waiting longer than six months for an operation or medical procedure.
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Greek exit can be 'prevented': Schaeuble
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has said Greece's exit from the eurozone can definitely be prevented but that it was up to Greece to abide by its agreements.
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Michael Noonan feta cheese comment 'flippant'
Former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has described comments from Finance Minister Michael Noonan about Greece as "flippant" and "simplistic".
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Leaders at G8 summit want 'growth & job creation'
US President Barack Obama has said the G8 summit this weekend has made genuine progress in efforts to chart a way out of the economic crisis - particularly in the eurozone.
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Garda critically injured in shooting incident
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Man charged with murder over Derry shooting
A 26-year-old man is due to be brought before Derry Magistrates' Court tomorrow, charged with the murder of Lauren O'Neill.
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McAreavey murder accused to go on trial this week
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Teenage boy in critical condition after assault
A 16-year-old boy is in a critical condition in hospital after he was assaulted in Co Antrim.
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Italy school bomb 'probably an isolated attack'
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Man hit by car in Portlaoise seriously injured
A man in his 30s has been seriously injured after being hit by a car in Portlaoise.
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Chinese legal activist Chen arrives in US
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Treaty opponents accuse Kenny of scaremongering
Those campaigning for a No vote in the fiscal treaty have accused the Taoiseach of scaremongering after Enda Kenny said rejection of the treaty would lead to uncertainty and confusion.
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