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EASY LIKE A SUNDAY MORNING
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HOT SHOTS
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LOVING IT, LOATHING IT
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DEV UNCOVERED
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CELEBRITYPSYCHE
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MY SECRET LIFE
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ARRIVALS: INGRID FIALOVA, 27, FROM CZECH REPUBLIC
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WINGING IT
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MODEL BEHAVIOUR
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TRADING SPACES
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FROM GOLD BLEND TO HIGH END
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RULING THE ROOST
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'He was possessed by burning youth'
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IN A STEW: A dark Autumn evening calls for a hearty stew. Rachel Allen gives some takes on the classic comfort food.
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DURROW DELIGHTS
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TALKIN' ITALIAN
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Midas touch
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Carats are good for you
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BEAUTY BULLETIN
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Green is the new black
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INCOMING
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FIVE BEST NEW YORK HOTELS ON A BUDGET
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RED HOT
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In the name of the father
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BEST BUYS
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The new gold ru$h
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Now is the time to cash in on your dad's GAA obsession
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Retiring types
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The ups and downs of life as a PA
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CAREER DOCTOR
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Plain sailing ahead?
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Define yourself or others will do it for you
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THREE THINGS TO DO THIS WEEK
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The small picture
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John Boyne's shorts
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Filming friendship
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Life as we know it The curse of the crazy chocolate-munching mother has a hold. . .
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Dev's long shadow
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Standun goes fishing for EU complaints
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Browned-off with mornings
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Both tickle the ivories but only one tickles the fancy
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Beyond the dance floor
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CD of the week
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Rock
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Jazz
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Classical
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Death becomes her
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Looking forward to Strauss's poignant 'Death andTransfiguration'
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Other films this week Getting inside the mind of a serial killer
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Film of the week Bird makes it the year of the rat
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Losing the point inwhat should have been child's play
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Verses versus curses
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Dublin in the fair old times
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Fiction
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A passage through India, with his brother
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Theroux's obsession is the elephant in the room
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Practically perfect in every way
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Steve Guerin, Doorstep Doctor
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Renovate and restore
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Country living close to the city
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No 59 Serpentine Avenue, Dublin 4: 1.875m
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Presenting your property for sale
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UNDER /300,000 No 37 Wikeford Hall, Swords
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Area Spotlight: BOOTERSTOWN
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Informed
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Lots on offer in Enniskeane, Co Cork
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Clonmines, Co Wexford: from 450,000
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Gallows Hill, Co Clare: 980,000
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Stylish living the Wicklow way
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Meadow's Way, Carlow: 230,000
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Radharc na Mara, Youghal, Co Cork: from 580,000
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Tax and the city
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Virginia Hall: from 510,000
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Loch Eala: from 470,000
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SUNDAY VIEWING
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Style caught in the rebel county
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White Linen Woods: from 248,000
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Killerig, Carlow: 399,000
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New Quarter, Kilkenny: from 250,000
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SUNDAY VIEWING
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Make all the right moves
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Where east meets west leads to Turkish delight
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Budapest still a bargain
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A fine Portuguese vintage
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Platinum hit Black Sea gold in Bulgaria
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Swing into the Desert Springs
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Puttin'on the Ritz with Dubai's The Villa development
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Oui cando business
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The drawing board
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Waterford plans on hold
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Horetown House restored
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Drinking up time for pubs
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Hotel Ramada right on time
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PHMP engineering moves home to join WYG's firm
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Dungarvan site with 'exceptional retail potential'
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Mannion on the brink
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Souvenirs set to be let Luas on tourists
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Structured finance woes could cause 1,000 job losses
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Market wrap: Irish shares lag behind European gains
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Ireland to play key role in EU privacy
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McCreevy could joinbig business
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Ladbrokes places bets on red
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NEW ISE DEBT VEHICLES SLOWDOWN
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Moonduster risks High Court action over ICG share deal
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Adobe's Irish firms pay only 3.5m in tax
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Halo 3 success a windfall for DCC
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Opportunity Knocks
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Aer Lingus' EU lawsuit follows pressure on national regulators
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O'Leary's 'Ego air' ready to take to the skies
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Our friends in the North improve
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Oil tax 'won't hit exploration'
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Big noises in radio
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Can rugby keep its soul?
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The slippery slope to virtual doctors
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GADGET LUST Portable memory
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Hedge fund boss calls for code of practice to battle image problems
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MARKET MONKEY -- Monkey takes a bath and sees red
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MY MENTOR
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FUTURE PAST ?
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McIlroy hopeful of sensational first victory
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Donald trumped?
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NEWS IN BRIEF
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Getting shorty down to posture
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GPA and GAA must overcome latest impasse
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Master to commander
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Nazi 'fans' meet their match in ex-EastEnder
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Cabrera sparkles
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Trick Or Treat shows real style at Ascot
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Burner fancied to light up Naas
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Cork All Star romps to easy win at Fairyhouse
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Munster net victory
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Ireland is 'fertile ground' for Aussie predators
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Quinn to let Keane break �50 million in the January sales
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Carruth sees Chicago as Olympic springboard
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Brazil perfect venue for final twist in the road
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No tracks from her tears
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Acoach's influence? Well while Henry was at last rumbled, Laporte merely stumbled
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An apple cart that's never upset
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THE NEW DIEG0
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AGAINST THE HEAD
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CHOICE WORDS
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Seedings just a simple numbers game
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14 OCTOBER 1981 LIAM BRADY'S IRELAND BEAT MICHEL PLATINI'S FRANCE 3-2 AT LANSDOWNE ROAD
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How's the Form?
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Georgia on a mind at last settled
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Slovakia's seven-goal spree keeps up pressure
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England do it by half
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McClaren's men prepared for pitched battle
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Mathematical chance? It's all academic really
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Achange of heart
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Walsh left with sour taste by Down kiss-off
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Scotland the brilliant
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Kelly the star as Munster reach decider
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Corruption, crime and cocaine: Diarmuid Martin speaks out
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Damning report on UCD reform
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Dunphy's outrage at CPI closure made him reveal Ahern story
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Witness in Jury's killing flees country
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Walking the walk for the cleverest piece of graffiti ever scrawled
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Did beloved Tigger suffer from ADHD?
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Controversial 'bombmaker' T-shirt now on sale in Belfast
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Tensions rise over Cowen's 'tough' spending plans
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ROUND-UP
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Aer Lingus has no strike back-up plan
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Galway gardai to carry out DNA tests in hunt for Swiss teen's killer
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Only 'moderate complaints' for RTE's Cahill interview
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Withdrawal of methadone could 'endanger' addicts
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Minister claims alcohol is 'too widely available'
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Domestic row behind slurry pit murder
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Convictions for fireworks offences fail to rise
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Key witness in stabbing case fled country after threats
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Tributes paid to cancer victim Susie Long
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'Manuela was our world, but now that world is over'
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What kind of monster kills a girl like this?
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Atragic seven days in Galway city
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How to get your baby to sleep: don't sing, don't read books . . . hire a maternity nurse
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University challenged: students and staff 'demoralised' by changes at UCD
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Review ordered on two UCD consultancy contracts
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Irish people 'apathetic' about loss of civil rights in the justice system
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Revenge of the killer tomatoes . . . phobias on the rise in Ireland
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An Oscar, the Nobel peace prize. . . Can Al Gore win the US presidency?
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France awaits confirmation that Sarkozys are to divorce
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Invasion of the disappointed former Nicole Kidman fans
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Serbia offers 1m bounty for Mladic
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ROUND-UP
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Secret police, intimidation and fear in the Golden Land of Burma
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School for murder
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Ireland's WMDs: six weapons of choice for gangland killers
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MAN OF THE CLOTH... MAN OF THE PEOPLE
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Global warming . . . pretty soon, we'll all be up to our necks in it
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BERTIE AHERN
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Government's wage bill for advisors tops 7m
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INSIDE POLITICS
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Is horse-racing fast becoming yet another sport tarnished by cheats?
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Shannon row misses dire bigger picture
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Justice with a twist
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Do taps and toplessness make bosom buddies?
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Malaise at the very heart of who we are
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Archbishop a breath of fresh air in Catholic Church
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Lack of action on hospital superbugs proves fatal to the elderly
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'How we house people decides the future. Once we segregate groups, we perpetuate inequality'
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DAYS LIKE THESE
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'Ireland's Call' not our National Anthem
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