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BusinessGovernment told DAA to give company car to former chief By Barry O'Halloran and Vivienne Clarke
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BusinessECB set to hike interest rates to 4.25% with further increases possibleBy Peter Flanagan and Joe Brennan
EuropeTransition of militants into politicians more controversial in Spain than IrelandBy Naomi O'Leary
Politics‘Do these f***ers not read the news?’: Coalition rift sparked by Varadkar comments on rail plan By Jennifer Bray and Jack Horgan-Jones
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Consumer TechGarmin Fenix multisport watches are among the best - and the latest version adds new featuresBy Ciara O'Brien
OpinionNewton Emerson: Dublin’s lingering air of menace fits neatly into Sinn Féin election agenda By Newton Emerson
Social AffairsChildren will be ‘lost’ as youth mental health services ‘creaking at the seams’By Kitty Holland
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Politics‘National debate’ on Dáil numbers needed as extra two TDs required annually due to population riseBy Cormac McQuinn
Your WellnessNot all in your head: Attitudes to fibromyalgia may be changing – thanks to Long Covid By Kate Brayden
Climate CrisisFarming and politics on collision course over impact of our changing climate By Sadhbh O'Neill
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Women's World CupOpens in new windowKatie McCabe’s all-action display not enough to nudge Ireland over the lineBy Louise Lawless
Gaelic GamesMarc Ó Sé predicts Ciarán Kilkenny destined for a starting role on final day By Gordon Manning
Big TechMeta unfriends news media in growing rift with publishersBy Hannah Murphy and Cristina Criddle
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Sports BriefingMary Hannigan: Brave Ireland fade in Perth as World Cup dream comes to an endBy Mary Hannigan
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BusinessBord Gáis Energy swings to €30m loss in first half of yearBy Barry O'Halloran and Ciara O'Brien
Crime & LawFamily of assaulted US tourist say they ‘never expected any of this’ as they arrive in Dublin By Conor Lally and Conor Gallagher
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CourtsMan who helped McCarthy-Dundon gang in attempted murder of Christy Keane jailed for 6½ yearsBy Alison O'Riordan
CourtsDublin man to be sentenced later for rape, sexual assault and exploitation of a child over 10-year periodBy Claire Henry
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BusinessIrish Glass Bottle site developers offer 86 affordable homes to Government but only 25 taken upBy Joe Brennan
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CourtsMan believed there was a ‘homosexual conspiracy’ in prison when he killed cellmate, trial toldBy Ryan Dunne
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