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HealthSwans carry antimicrobial-resistant bacteria similar to those causing difficult-to-treat infections in humans, study findsBy Shauna Bowers
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FashionEasy-going Irish clothing brand Naya: ‘The way in which women dress is changing’By Deirdre McQuillan
TravelWild beauty: In Botswana, the bountiful wildlife seems as chilled out as the humansBy Jamie Ball
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Transport800-space car park close to M1 motorway proposed to encourage bus commute into DublinBy Martin Wall
Social AffairsSpiralling numbers being diagnosed with disabilities will have ‘significant impact’ on social welfare spendBy Kitty Holland
WorkI’ve enjoyed the benefits of sabbatical leave. It’s deeply misunderstood by employersBy Pilita Clark
IrelandCliffs of Moher trail could remain closed if deal not reached with landowners to make path safeBy Andrew Hamilton
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Environment‘We’ve broken the barrier’: Optimism blossoms in the battle against rhododendron at Killarney National ParkBy Anne Lucey
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Six NationsOpens in new windowIreland keep cool in Wales to stay on course for shot at historic Grand SlamBy Gerry Thornley
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EuropeRussia’s narrative about Ukraine ‘heavily represented’ in Trump comments, says EU foreign affairs chief By Jack Power
Six NationsOpens in new windowOwen Doyle: Ireland were major beneficiaries of the new 20-minute red card against WalesBy Owen Doyle
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IrelandResidents fear for safety and privacy over plans to increase drone deliveries of fast foodBy Conor Pope
BusinessDublin City Council refuses permission for development on Terenure College landsBy Gordon Deegan
Ukraine War AnniversaryTalks with US on natural resources deal are in ‘final stages’, Ukraine saysBy Daniel McLaughlin
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IrelandState’s housing investment ‘not sustainable’ as homebuilding grows, officials warnedBy Martin Wall and Kevin O'Sullivan
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Middle EastIsrael-EU relations should not be ‘held hostage’ by Gaza conflict – foreign minister Gideon Sa’arBy Jack Power
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