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    Campus attack 'worst mass shooting in Swedish history', as 'around 10 people' killed
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    Storm Éowyn: 540,000 premises still without electricity and 138,000 people without water
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    Hundreds of flights were cancelled in and out of Irish airports
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    President appoints new Government and delivers seals of office to new senior ministers
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    Results Centre: How each party fared and who got elected in every constituency
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    We now have our full slate of TDs for the 34th Dáil - here's who has been elected
    After a mammoth count in Cavan-Monaghan, all 174 seats have been filled.
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    The nation went to the polls to elect the 174 members of the 34th Dáil
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    Simon Harris faces more questions over contact with RTÉ over carer clip
    Dublin-based fund acquires controlling share in parent firm of Daft.ie
    Snow and rain impacted transport and power across West, Midlands and South-West
    Slight rise in support for Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil and small drop for Fine Gael
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    President agrees to dissolve the Dáil, kicking off the general election
    The dissolution triggers the start of a short three-week election campaign ahead of polling day on 29 November.
    Donald Trump elected president of the United States for a second time
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