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EASY LIKE A SUNDAY MORNING
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BUY IT THIS WEEK
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A dramatic history
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CHEESE! WE KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST WEEKEND
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Dublin Culture Night 2007
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LOVINGIT-LOATHINGIT
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So you think you can dance. . .
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Match made in heaven
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Once upon a time
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After dark in Georgian Dublin
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CELEBRITYPSYCHE
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ARRIVALS - ARSHEEN QASIM, JOURNALIST FROM KARACHI, PAKISTAN
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MY SECRET LIFE
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SMOOTH
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To a bumby ride!
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ON IRELAND'S THRONE
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PITCHING A HIGH NOTE
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THELAST DA NC E ?
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SOW THOSE OATS
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TRIED & TASTED CORN FLAKES
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CHEESED OFF
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A FAMILY BUSINESS
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FOR L IFE DESIGN
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PRET-REPORTER - Balancing act
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INCOMING
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OPEN ALL HOURS
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SOM LIKE IT COOL
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Lion heart Dolores Keane on Nelson Mandela
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John Boyne's shorts - No.41 Sydney
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Heaven knows we're miserable now
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Life as we know it - Time for the little ones to go back to school. . . how upset we must be
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Faster Pussycats
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The new playboy
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Lessons for life leaping off the screen for RTE viewers
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Whennot even the army protects you
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Maestro bows out
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Jazz - Free for all . . . but pay at the door
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CDs of the week
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Documentary - Can you handle the truth?
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Last man standing. . . . 'Exile in Hell'
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Films of the week - Anhistorical sweep almost brought to book
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French dressing on a quirky comedy
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Non-fiction - Best bet is to avoid this borefest
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Fiction - A Wild Goose worth chasing
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Paperbacks: Tom Widger
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'Our lives have changed so much since Glenroe'
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Gerry and Martin . . . the ultimate odd couple
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Theatre - A Mamet task, executedwith authority
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Interview - Basque in the glory
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The Frankfurt Motor Show Arrival of the small, green eco-cars
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Maxwell Road, Rathmines, Dublin 6: 1.65m
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No 115, Grif"th Avenue, Dublin 9: 1.1m
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Pale and interesting No 161 Booterstown Avenue, Booterstown, Co Dublin: 2.49m
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A country house with novel appeal
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Doorstep Doctor
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No 23 Wainsfort Manor Green: 915,000
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No 18 Grattan Lodge, Donaghmede: 620,000
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Refurbished and extended in Sandymount - No 1 Seafort Gardens: 1.65m
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TAKE 10 - Financing your dream home
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Area Spotlight - Leopardstown
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What's not to lake? Ard Alainn, Blessington: 1.8m
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Roundstone, Galway: 400,000 Meenlaragh
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Beag, Donegal: 575,000
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Soapbox - The only way is up if we're to combat urban sprawl
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Sea views, space and style - Robswall, Malahide, Co Dublin: from 1.295m
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Beech Park, Leixlip, Co Kildare: from 250,000
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Rathcoole, Co Dublin: from 299,000
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Cluain Ard, Carrick on Shannon, Co Leitrim: 237,000
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Marrs"eld, Clongrif"n, Dublin 13: from 280,000
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Manor Gardens, Ballina, Co Mayo: 245,000
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Oakland Village, Tyrrelstown: From 299,950
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Renmeen Woods, Glengarriff, Co Cork: From 255,000
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Northern Cross, Dublin 17: From 290,000
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The Paddocks, Adamstown: From 299,950
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Make the move to Struan Hill - Struan Hill, Delgany: from 3.45m
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SUNDAY VIEWING
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One size does not fit all
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Thinking outside the box: moving upwards and outwards
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Lagos: Portugal's best kept secret
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Boutique living in Boston
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A crystal clear future set in stones
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Phuket: trouble in paradise?
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Property Gallery
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Towering over Athlone
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Potential to be the country's top resort
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Pub opportunities in heart of Kilkenny and Wicklow
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The drawing board
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Cashel set to vote on 28m new Tesco shopping centre
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Going corporate on Herbet Street
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Immigrants make up 78% of construction job cuts
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Paddywhackery: Paddy Power set to face England in Rugby World Cup
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Chatty Irish love online socialising
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Anglo Irish to exploit US subprime crisis
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More bad news likely in building
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First Active dodges global credit chaos
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Big publishers dominate Booker list
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Crude oil up as stockpiles decline
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Market wrap: Construction sector shakes up the Iseq
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ISE sees 35% drop in listings of troubled debt securities vehicles
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Building jobs hit by housing downturn
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Siteserv in 46m deal to buy utilities company
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Fed to cut interest rates after employment fall-off
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CPL results expected to be positive
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Bonfire of the vanities
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WEALTH OF NATIONS - Fire the city planners, hire Sean Dunne
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PUBLIUS
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The gloves are off in the mobile handset war
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DOT NET - Nokia tarts up its appeal to attract Apple disciples
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1GADGET LUST Posh phones
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Chaotic stock markets a boost to Paddy Power Trader
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Monkey is one year older and quite a bit wiser
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MONEY TALKS - Widows: steer clear of Eddie Hobbs
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BEST BUYS
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1.4 bn science grants to include renewable energy
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Propellar beanies all set to save the earth
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China turns to biotech to meet growing food needs
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Food and drink body forced into u-turn after hasty reaction to food preservatives study
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NEWS BRIEFS
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Upskill . . . the economy depends upon it
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ON THE MOVE
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Professional Development is open to everyone
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Interim Management
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ONE TO ONE
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CAREER DOCTOR
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Adult Education on the increase.
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A barrage of negative comment is doing nothing to deter home-buyers
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Primed for battle
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My mentor: Vern Kennedy on Phil Smith
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A country house with novel appeal
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PERFECT LIES
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What's next for FedEx?
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In-form Morgan hoping to fulfil his potential
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The Tiger's dens
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NEWS IN BRIEF
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Big prizes for the big hitters
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All Ireland singles come to the crunch
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ATO N E M E N T
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Tribesmen have the quality to leave Dubs feeling blue
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SIDELINE CUTS
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A bridge too far for Limerick
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WHEN SUNDAY COMES
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Billy can be a hero all on his own
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Wexford hope to end drought
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SPORTS UPDATE
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HOW'S THE FORM?
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Family ties won't bind workaholic coaches
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Steady Eddie shades "rst day for Setanta
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Doyle's Coin Man likely to cash in at Galway
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No doubting Thomas
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Laporte's blundering proves costly as Pumas expose French and prove disastrous for Irish
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Flanker in search of 7 heaven
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GOING ON THE ATTACK
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AGAINST THE HEAD
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Toulouse pays a strange price for loving rugby
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Howlett leads charge
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Wallabies wipe out woeful Japan with ease
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Plotting England's downfall
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Scots secure vital win
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Disillusioned Maloney longs for return to form
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Kernan was key in ensuring McDonnell took over
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Breaking the mould in Belfast
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Mixed day for McIlroy
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O'Sullivan remains focused despite Argentina upset
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Injury blow for Cork as Lynch is ruled out
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Taoiseach's ex changes story on eve of tribunal
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One last standing ovation for Italy's legendary tenor
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Golden spin: spiders backtrack on blogger charge
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Meet the Dutch conman with the gift of the gab
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Employees of RTE 'edited' competitor's Wikipedia site
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Fourth schoolboy this week drops dead
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Paisley steps down from role in church
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Ahern's refusal of MRSA redress angers families
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New IVF treatment resolves church's ethical protests
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Man stabbed to death in Ballyfermot
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HSE complaints up 7% in 2006, and expected to rise again in 2007
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Gardai determined to 'stop crystal meth from gaining foothold here'
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ROUND-UP
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Meath school may suit 'late risers'
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Ireland's youngest ever mayor has big ambitions
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Hunt for missing Madeleine closes in on her parents
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McCanns plan to stay in Portugal 'to help police'
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Visitors flock to Donegal for 400th anniversary of Flight of the Earls
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'Shafted' Kerr lines out against racism
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Council calls on HSE to employ psychotherapists in public sector
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Healing power of hurling at work in NI
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Justice minister attends AdVic's biennual service for murder victims
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Call for ban on genital mutilation
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News 11 After 10 years of tribunals, what has changed?
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'None shall sleep': Pavarotti laid to rest
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Two-thirds of polar bears will be wiped out in 50 years due to thinning sea ice
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New York's 'Freedom Tower' growing skyward
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ROUND-UP
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US and Russia accused of hiding Karadzic
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Stemming the flow of al-Qaida recruits begins in occupied Palestine
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TERRORISM: IS IT WORKING?
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'I will die within the next couple of months. I was hoping to live until my son finished school in three years, but it didn't work out'
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Has incineration finally burnt itself out or is it just lighting up?
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Bertie and Brian are on a collision course
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INSIDE POLITICS
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Logging on to another rung on the property ladder
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Talking for Ireland
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What's loftier than the greater good?
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For humanity's sake, we need to hope for Madeleine
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Whatever happens inFrance, we can all remainproud of Les Verts
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'It's time to question whether taxpayers should be paying for divine intervention in the school system'
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Days Like These - 'A thrilling sixhour struggle against wind and tide'
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Will Kosovo hit the ground running?
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Today's celebrities are nothing to the frauds of yesteryear
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Letters to the editor
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