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Difficult to undo changes if treaty passed, says Doherty
Irish Times
SINN FÃ‰IN: SINN FÃ‰IN has claimed that future governments will find it virtually impossible to undo the fundamental changes that will occur if the fiscal treaty is passed. Opening a new front in its campaign for a No vote in next week's referendum, ...
Views on the TreatyGalway Advertiser
Leadership is crucial over next few vital daysIrish Independent
Who is right about the fiscal treaty?Irish Examiner
Irish Echo -Leitrim Observer -The Clare Herald
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Bill on protecting Moore Street monument passed
RTE.ie
A Sinn FÃ©in Private Members' Bill to protect the national monument at Moore Street in Dublin, was amended by the Government and passed by 78 votes to 38. Minister of State Dinny McGinley said the original wording of the proposed legislation contained ...
Calls to restore Moore St Rising siteBreakingNews.ie
Why is everyone talking about Moore Street?JOE
Battle over Dublin's AlamoIrish Echo
Demotix
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Gallagher's family not told he was back in custody
Irish Times
THE FAMILY of double-killer John Gallagher said they had not been informed he was back in custody and yesterday contacted the office of the Minister for Justice Alan Shatter to get more information. The Gallaghers held a family conference yesterday ...
killer John Gallagher surrenders after 12 years on the runIrish Independent
Double killer may now launch legal fight for freedomHerald.ie
Double killer back in custodyTV3.ie
Irish Examiner -RTE.ie -Donegal Democrat
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Mother jailed for â‚¬229000 social welfare fraud
Irish Independent
A MOTHER of six who claimed nearly â‚¬250000 in social welfare payments, while she had hundreds of thousands of euros in the bank, has been jailed for three years. Mary Connors (36) claimed the money over the course of 14 years.
Woman who claimed â‚¬230000 jailed for social welfare fraudIrish Times
Mother of six jailed for three years for â‚¬229000 social-welfare fraudIrish Examiner
Top 5 at 5 â€“ Dublin mother gets 3 years jail for â‚¬229k fraudNewstalk 106-108 fm

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Whelan calls on RTE Chairman to resign
Leinster Express
The Minister for Communications, Pat Rabbitte has insisted that the RTÃ‰ board retains his full support, despite renewed calls for resignations over the Fr Kevin Reynolds affair. Yesterday (Tuesday) Labour Senator, John Whelan called on RTÃ‰ chairman, ...
RTÃ‰ executives return to Oireachtas CommitteeRTE.ie
Demand for RTE chiefs to quit over Fr Kevin Reynolds libel fiascoIrish Independent
Savage gets off to a bad start but role of RTÃ‰ director general also criticisedIrish Times
Belfast Telegraph -BreakingNews.ie
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Wicklow County Council to face trial in connection with firefighters' deaths
Irish Examiner
Wicklow County Council is to be tried next year on charges relating to the death of two firefighters in Bray. Forty-six-year-old father of 15 Brian Murray and 26-year-old Mark O'Shaughnessy died while trying to extinguish a blaze at a disused factory ...
Wicklow Co Co to face four charges for health and safety breachesRTE.ie

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Rise in CAO UK students applying
CareersPortal
The number of UK students who have applied to study at universities in the Republic of Ireland has risen by 28%, according to preliminary figures. The Republic's Central Applications Office (CAO) confirmed 2455 students from the UK have applied so far ...
Rise in CAO applications from UK studentsStudentNews.ie (blog)
Republic of Ireland: Universities in the Republic are seeing an increase in ...eGov monitor
UK applications for Irish universities up 28%Insideireland.ie

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RUC intelligence report so unreliable it was not given to Garda, tribunal told
Irish Times
Intelligence that a detective sergeant in Dundalk was in collusion with the IRA was considered so unreliable that it was never passed to An Garda SÃochÃ¡na, the Smithwick Tribunal was told yesterday. Senior counsel Michael Durack for the Garda ...
Shatter to extend â‚¬8m tribunal into garda collusion with IRAIrish Independent
Judge says Smithwick Tribunal 'needs more time'BBC News
Smithwick Tribunal chairman requests deadline extensionIrish Examiner
thejournal.ie
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Barack Obama's Irish ancestral home opens
BBC News
President Obama's ancestral home in Ireland has been opened to the public, on the first anniversary of his visit to Moneygall in County Offaly. The president's great, great grandfather lived in the house before emigrating to America in the 1850s.
Moneygall celebrates anniversary of Obama visitIrish Examiner

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Sun on the horizon: Warm spell to continue for week
Irish Times
IT'S OFFICIAL â€“ summer's here. Most of the country basked in blue skies and warm temperatures yesterday as a mass of hot continental air moved in across the country. And the good news is that Met Ã‰ireann is predicting the warm spell to continue for at ...
Warm spells set to continue into weekendInsideireland.ie
Dig out the shorts and t-shirts, it's going to be a scorcher of a weekend!Irish Independent

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