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    High Court orders surrender of convicted murderer to Northern Ireland
    Man who was indecently assaulted by a Donegal teacher in his teens tells court of his suffering
    Israeli TV shows footage of stripped Palestinian men being detained in Gaza
    Travel difficulties and wave overtopping likely tomorrow as multiple wind warnings issued
    Elon Musk's X sues American media monitoring site in Irish court
    Widow of late Console charity founder to be sentenced in February after guilty plea today
    Tánaiste announces €50 million funding for countries vulnerable to impacts of climate change
    Enoch Burke's mother and sister removed from Court of Appeal for shouting at barristers and judge
    Israel forces squeeze Gaza's main cities as UN Security Council to consider urging ceasefire
    The council is under acute pressure from Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to back an immediate ceasefire after weeks of war.
    Tánaiste Micheál Martin has said Ireland will co-sponsor the resolution on Gaza before the UN Security Council today.
    Weeks of fighting have left 17,177 people dead in Gaza, according to the latest toll from Hamas which rules the coastal strip.
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    Over 80 people seeking asylum in Ireland not offered accommodation between Monday and Wednesday
    Supreme Court upholds the constitutionality of Government's judicial reform bill
    Gonorrhoea and syphilis rates in Ireland among highest in Europe amid ‘concerning’ rise in STIs
    Gardaí continue to investigate after body of man found in Co Donegal
    HSE warns of 'extra risk' to drug users after eight overdoses in Cork in the last 36 hours
    Poll: Is 8 December the start of Christmas?
    Palliative care nurses report visiting cancer patients who cannot heat their homes
    Irish media regulator asks public for their input on new online safety rules for social media
    Man charged with murder of 23-year-old Odhran Kelly
    Opinion: 'Leaders, stop wringing your hands over the state you're leaving the planet to young people'
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    Brendan Howlin: The rise of the far-right across Europe risks destroying the European Project
    Japanese space company tests new cow dung based rocket fuel
    Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
    Local councillor: Dublin's inner city needs hard work, not political games
    Janet Horner
    Sabina Higgins thanks public for support following breast cancer treatment
    Proposed changes to how Ireland culls its deer population met with mixed reaction
    Texas judge allows woman with risky pregnancy to have abortion
    Tomorrow's EuroMillions draw is heading towards record-breaking €240 million jackpot cap
    Man to be sentenced for sexually exploiting a young child in his care
    National Gallery acquires rare piece of art by Harry Clarke for national collection
    Developer received demand of €500,000 for withdrawal of housing scheme objection, Dáil told
    Teens admit shocking 'pile in' attack on Indian student on Luas
    Life sentence for teenager who murdered Urantsetseg Tserendorj 'disproportionate', Court hears
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    The Explainer: What are the big issues facing Joe Biden as he aims for re-election?
    We’re joined on The Explainer this week by Larry Donnelly to look at the issues cropping up for Biden – and Trump – ahead of next year’s US presidential election.
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    Family of Brazilian woman killed while cycling in Dolphin's Barn call for safer Dublin roads
    McEntee says it is ‘difficult’ to change priorities for gardaí without request
    New changes will make it easier for students in the North to attend Irish universities
    The recommendations on A-Level exams taken by students in the North have been accepted by Minister Simon Harris.
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