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Letters: What are well-off doing to help tackle climate change?
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Census results make for interesting reading
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Letters: We must learn from the past when spending any surplus
Letters: Labelling all British people as stupid is a lazy Brexit argument
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Letters: Thanks to Brexit, Britain is just running on fumes now
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Letters: Keep your pasta, the Irish spud always comes first in my heart
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Letters: South-east’s hurling demise is big worry, but more must be done to preserve the sport
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Letters: Rest in peace, Tina Turner, you were simply the best
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Letters: Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael should apologise to Irish people for Civil War
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Letters: Dónal Óg Cusack dug deep hole with his RTÉ tirade on Tailteann Cup
 Retirement village ordered to refund €1,056 to resident following invalid rent increases
Mystery over father’s 50-year disappearance solved after news article
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John Daly: The message of ‘Saoirse?’ showed the futility of war
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Fine Gael lead popularity contest on social media, with Leo Varadkar the most-followed cabinet TD
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AstraZeneca lung cancer drug halves death risk from disease, landmark study finds
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Staffing ‘nightmare’ is biggest threat to the tourism industry as foreign visitors return
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‘People say they won’t work for the weekend. They’ll wait until the weather changes’ – restaurateurs tell of staff shortage crisis
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It could be ‘curtains for fraudsters’ under new personal injury rules
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‘We have reserved the first free pint for Taylor Swift’ – Iconic ‘Banshees of Inisherin’ pub restored to former glory in Co Galway
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New courses provide pathway to a university degree for students who fell short in CAO race
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Letters to the Editor: GAA pay-per-view could strengthen case for players to cash in
Letters to the Editor: To whom it concerns, a Late, Late candidate for the job
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Letters to the Editor: Republicans must distance themselves from Donald Trump
Letters: Injustices of the Famine can help us empathise with today’s homeless
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Letters: British monarchy must apologise for audacious robbery from Catholic Church
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Letters: Horse and greyhound racing industries have influential backers in the Dáil
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Letters to the Editor: The magical hurling theatrics many cannot afford to attend
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Letters: Until we realise economy and environment are not interchangeable, climate change will go on
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Letters: Taoiseach’s gloating reaction about recruitment is not helping solve health crisis
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Letters to the Editor: Government and ECB are running around in circles
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Letters: Brexit is a loss-maker for the UK, but Ryanair is flying high
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It could be ‘curtains for fraudsters’ under new personal injury rules
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Mystery over father’s 50-year disappearance solved after news article
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‘People say they won’t work for the weekend. They’ll wait until the weather changes’ – restaurateurs tell of staff shortage crisis
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The Indo Daily: Children of the Troubles – ‘My father was murdered in front of me when I was ten’
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Ask Allison: ‘Since I switched to part-time work, my husband has been hoarding his cash while I struggle. I feel so betrayed’
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Eamonn Sweeney: A new format for football but still same old failings
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I was breastfeeding my third when I found a lump –after a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery I am ready to live again
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650,000 child benefit bonus payments of €100 to be made this month
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New courses provide pathway to a university degree for students who fell short in CAO race
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Fine Gael lead popularity contest on social media, with Leo Varadkar the most-followed cabinet TD
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