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IrelandIrish troops to provide weapons training to Ukraine despite Government’s ‘non-lethal’ assistance pledgeBy Conor Gallagher
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BusinessThe Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Barry O’Sullivan, managing director of Diageo Ireland
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Advertising FeatureThe life science sector’s year of success and innovation has been recognised at the first ever Life Science Industry Awards
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Business Today NewsletterDunnes Stores to open in Point Village, Irish-Saudi business links, and fantasy rail strategyBy Ciarán Hancock
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PoliticsUS support for Ukraine still strong but there has been ‘some slippage’, Irish-American congressman saysBy Jack Horgan-Jones
AthleticsWorld Athletics Championships: A daily guide to the headline acts in BudapestBy Ian O'Riordan
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BooksAn Post renews Irish Book Awards sponsorship; Spiritual Wounds by Síobhra Aiken wins Whitfield PrizeBy Martin Doyle
UK‘Never say never’: Her bid to replace Nicola Sturgeon failed but Kate Forbes may yet get another shotBy Mark Paul
Asia-PacificIndia’s Narendra Modi ‘playing God’ with return of cheetahsBy Benjamin Parkin and Jyotsna Singh in Sesaipura
Middle EastRelations between Iran and Saudi Arabia boosted by minister’s visit and embassy reopening in RiyadhBy Michael Jansen
Dublin‘We could do no more’: Historic former Aran Islands ferry capsized in Dublin dock to be scrappedBy Glen Murphy
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HealthDoctors ‘firefighting without adequate training’ to deal with surge in children facing mental health problemsBy Mark Hilliard
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