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    Tánaiste expresses 'deep condolences' to California residents devastated by wildfires
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    Taoiseach expresses Ireland's 'unbreakable' support for Palestine in call with Mahmoud Abbas
    The Taoiseach and President Abbas also spoke about the importance of ongoing international support for UNRWA.
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    High Court judge frees Enoch Burke in interest of saving public money spent on jailing him
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