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Week in Photos

The week in photos

Some of the week’s biggest stories in photos.
5.30pm, 22 Oct 2010
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This week we’ve seen our economic prospects grow slightly darker, heard about a kangaroo being brought to 30th birthday party, and seen the gardaí seize opium and cannabis plants from Blarney Castle.

Before you check out for the long weekend, check out TheJournal.ie’s slideshow of the main stories from the past week:

The week in photos
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  • Shhh

  • Typhoon Megi hits

  • No survivors in China mine blast

  • Father of the year

  • Cooperation

  • 'Kangaroo' brought into nightclub

    Source: Tambako the jaugar

  • The lost decade

    Source: William Murphy

  • Blaney stoned

    Source: Laughlin Elkind

  • Buxom ladies

    Source: Ruben H via http://www.flickr.com/photos/24965262@N00/246406450/

  • Time for a lie in

  • Rolling strikes across France

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