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EU
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Joe Biden
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Stormont Assembly
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Galway
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rural ireland
Old schools, cinemas and vacant buildings to be re-vamped into work hubs and community spaces
6 Jan 2022
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Corporation Tax
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Gay Rights
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Updated 6 Jan 2022
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Capitol Riots
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Bolsonaro
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omicron
No rule change for close contacts as Taoiseach warns of 'accelerating exponential growth'
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close contacts
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Back To School
Schools set to re-open on Thursday as safety measures deemed 'effective and appropriate'
Updated 4 Jan 2022
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omicron
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Updated 4 Jan 2022
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new year's babies
These US twins were born 15 minutes apart, but in different years
4 Jan 2022
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Nadhim Zahawi
England's education minister says classes may be merged to allow schools to stay open
Updated 3 Jan 2022
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2 Jan 2022
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Brexit
DUP warn Liz Truss of ‘major implications’ unless Protocol progress made
2 Jan 2022
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Sinn Féin
Martin says Sinn Féin are in ‘destructive opposition mode’
2 Jan 2022
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Interview
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2 Jan 2022
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Taoiseach
Taoiseach ‘focused on getting work done’ rather than future role in government
1 Jan 2022
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climactic
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Year in Review
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31 Dec 2021
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events dear boy
A 2022 preview: What we know about the big political events scheduled to happen next year
31 Dec 2021
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Back To School
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31 Dec 2021
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Covid-19
'Three antigen tests over three days' before PCR for under-40s who are symptomatic
31 Dec 2021
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Explainer
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31 Dec 2021
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Commission
Taoiseach rules out reopening redress scheme for mother and baby home survivors
31 Dec 2021
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State Papers
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30 Dec 2021
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Ukraine
Biden and Putin to hold call amid growing tension over Russian troops at Ukraine border
30 Dec 2021
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Mica redress
Housing shortages will increase challenges with mica redress scheme, Taoiseach says
30 Dec 2021
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The Troubles
Decommissioning demands during first IRA ceasefire ‘were pointless’
29 Dec 2021
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Moscow
'An attack on civil society': Court shuts down another human rights group in Russia
29 Dec 2021
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Kabul
Afghanistan is 'biggest humanitarian crisis of our time' and West must act, Gordon Brown says
29 Dec 2021
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Fianna Fáil
Martin says mood in Fianna Fáil has ‘settled down’, following months of unease among some
29 Dec 2021
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Peace Process
John Hume 'literally cried on Martin McGuinness's shoulder' amid health concerns in 1994
29 Dec 2021
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News Fix
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28 Dec 2021
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spring lane
Minister warned of 'serious risk of loss of life' at Cork halting site due to safety issues
28 Dec 2021
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Climate Change
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28 Dec 2021
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