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- Unions say calls for pay control are not credible
- Protestant schools take legal action on staff redeployment
- Five Marys boost our rating on women's role in politics
- I did not fail my patients, says Portlaoise radiologist p
- Gardaí to receive data on all air and sea passengers p
- Pere Charles families pray as trawler is raised p
- HSE will list breastcare units it can stand over p
- Drumm promises improved answers from HSE p
- Mental health body criticises progress p
- Ictu calls for budget to improve the working family's lot p
- Government criticised over delays in pension payments p
- Key aspect of O'Brien submission 'mistaken' p
- Guidelines to seek integrated approach from developers p
- Developer donates €2.75m apartment to charities p
- Gilmore pledges Labour will not undermine SDLP p
- Bearhugs as President hails Olympians p
- No integrated transport ticket until 2010 p
- Warning of inequality in education system p
- Roebuck centre course loses status p
- Primary pupils spend less time on PE than EU norm p
- Chefs and pupils chip in at healthy food sessions p
- Contest hots up for young scientist exhibition p
- Opposition fears for EU treaty p
- Crisis pregnancy body urges new work policies p
- Former garda says he faced campaign of intimidation p
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- Irish translation costs get 'undue attention' p
- Kitt defends Army ranger strength p
- No plans for Defence Forces to get long-range aircraft p
- Authors to be paid for public library loans p
- War of words over the Irish language p
- Papers urged to apologise to Lawlor family p
- 'Slab' Murphy released on bail with sureties p
- Facing a court and media frenzy with armed escort p
- Couple win case against HSE over death of baby p
- Lecturer harassed woman p
- Woman suing over bus tragedy p
- Rare toxin tests sought p
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- PSNI man survives gun attack at Derry school p
- Dead and injured in Enniskillen Poppy Day bomb remembered p
- Thurles Erin Foods factory to close in June with loss of 95 jobs p
- Boston to cut jobs in Galway p
- Unesco to inspect work at Skellig following complaint p
- Loan to museum withdrawn p
- Bhutto to defy rally ban p
- Finland mourns students p
- Georgian leader bows to protesters and calls elections p
- New calls for Met chief to quit in wake of report p
- Sarkozy uses charms to 'reconquer heart' of US p
- Iraq's Yezidis yearn for peace and understanding in the troubled state p
- Tony Blair reported on verge of conversion p
- Mussolini's Romanian slur threatens grouping p
- Forensic breakthrough may solve 1993 race-hate murder p
- Families petition for release of sons convicted of murder p
- SA court sanctions bribery inquiry into Zuma p
- South American leaders push limits of terms of office p
- Sudan expels top UN official from Darfur p
- Suu Kyi 'ready' to work with junta p
- In short p
- Waterford continues to lose its sparkle p
- Four groups submit bids for €5bn Metro p
- Rising cost of food pushes inflation higher p
- Banks trying to 'jump the queue' to claim against Lynn p
- Portuguese bank approved €26.7m p
- Regulator to extend inquiry into radio takeover p
- Iseq falls 2% as weekly losses hit €7.2bn p
- REO to build €300m port p
- McGuinness to leave C&C in May p
- Revenues at BT Ireland up 6% p
- Cracks showing in Waterford p
- ECB warns of 'brutal' exchange rate movements p
- Cryptologic sees Asia as best bet p
- Stanley has market in another fine mess p
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- Mobile firms 'failing to innovate' p
- Word is out about focal.ie p
- Tax structure 'must stay as it is' p
- IQon under pressure in weak desktop PC market p
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- Typecast by colour p
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- Things looking up at Shannon p
- Asavie taps investors for new funds p
- Race to buy FM104 will run again p
- FitzGerald on FA list p
- Sweet success p
- Ross in the flesh p
- Once bitten, twice shy p
- Been there, done that? Don't buy the T-shirt again p
- Back to the future p
- Shot dead by the Lone Ranger on Halloween night p
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- Late Arteta and Anichebe goals see Everton through p
- Morgan quits after selection problems p
- SA suspend the ban on overseas-based players p
- Brazil to return for friendly in February p
- Much at stake in Cork p
- Tense time as trapdoor awaits p
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- Talk comes at right price for Vidic p
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- Croke Park capacity reduced for Six Nations p
- Leinster's reality check awaits in the long grass p
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- Bradley has the west awake p
- Magne's Brive look to have the edge p
- Striking changes on the way p
- Big issues: Key decisions facing GAA p
- Harrington playing catch-up p
- Dubai event to offer €13.7m prize fund p
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- Loreto face key games p
- Lions awarded win after appeal p
- Harnedy receives expert help p
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- Rasmussen admits he lied during Tour p
- Renault rocked by new spying scandal p
- Foxall well prepared for Barcelona World challenge p
- Haas to undergo tests for poisoning p
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- Russian Roulette was played with women's lives p
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