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Gardaí from Anglesea Street Garda station and Bandon Garda station examine the scene of a crash, in which one car was involved, at Ballineen, Co Cork, in which one man was killed.

Gardaí from Anglesea Street Garda station and Bandon Garda station examine the scene of a crash, in which one car was involved, at Ballineen, Co Cork, in which one man was killed.


Photograph: Denis Boyle
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    CHAD: European officials will meet tomorrow to review the deployment of advance units of the EU mission to Chad as fighting continues between government forces and rebels seeking to oust the country's president in the capital, N'Djamena. p

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  • Tadic on course to win election in Serbia

    SERBIA:  Serbian president Boris Tadic was on course last night to narrowly win an election that was expected to push the country either closer to membership of the European Union or to a resurgent Russia. p

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IrelandBack to Top

  • High Court to hear cardinal's legal challenge

    A High Court hearing is due to take place today into proceedings taken by the former archbishop of Dublin, Cardinal Desmond Connell, to prevent documents handed over by his successor from being considered by the Government's inquiry into allegations of sexual abuse in the Dublin Archdiocese. p

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  • Bank predicts 2% growth in GNP

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  • Tributes paid to Clare man who pioneered duty free at Shannon

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  • Woods' amazing back nine leaves Els floundering

    Dubai Desert Classic : For a while the leaderboard had the snarled-up look of a Dubai traffic jam. But that was before Tiger Woods produced the best back nine of the week to snatch the Dubai Desert Classic by a stroke thanks to a magnificent seven-under-par closing round of 65. p

  • Dunne annoyed over latest delay

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  • Relief as United save point

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