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Thai PM rejects protestors' ultimatum
Thailand's prime minister has rejected an ultimatum by tens of thousands of red-shirted protestors to call snap elections.
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Cyclone hits Fiji, thousands evacuated
A powerful cyclone is battering Fiji's northern islands today, damaging homes and forcing thousands to flee to evacuation centres.
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Public sector trade unions meet at LRC
Negotiations with public sector trade unions are due to take place at the Labour Relations Commission later today.
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Cardinal Brady rejects calls to resign
Pressure is mounting on Cardinal Séan Brady to resign over revelations he never reported complaints against a paedophile priest to authorities.
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Cross-border post service 'failing' consumers
Cross-border postal services have been criticised by a UK-based consumer watchdog.
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CIF criticises delays in building projects
The Construction Industry Federation claims output is set to decline significantly over the next year because Government projects are not being delivered.
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Search & rescue service reduced in southeast
The Department of Transport is planning to downgrade the Coast Guard search and rescue helicopter service in the southeast.
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Brady defends role in Smyth meetings
Cardinal Séan Brady has defended his role in the Church's handling of child sex abuse allegations against Fr Brendan Smyth.
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Thousands of protesters gather in Bangkok
Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Bangkok today calling on Thailand's military-backed government to call elections.
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Ombudsman 'entitled' to Oireachtas hearing
Senator Dan Boyle has said it should be open to the Ombudsman to appear before any Oireachtas Committee as a key officer on behalf of the State.
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Man shot in Armagh attempted robbery
A man was shot in the leg during an attempted armed robbery in Meigh, Co Armagh, last night.
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Man airlifted from trawler off Co Kerry
A crewman who became seriously ill on a trawler off the coast of Co Kerry was airlifted to hospital in Tralee this afternoon.
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Call for recognition of diversity in parenting
The Equality Authority has called for greater recognition of the diverse situations in which children are being parented in modern Ireland.
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Two held over Limerick drugs seizure
Gardaà in Limerick have arrested two men and seized drugs, which could be worth up to €300,000.
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Taoiseach for west coast trade mission
Taoiseach Brian Cowen travelled to Silicon Valley and San Jose on the second day of his official visit to the US.
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More time for questioning in 'murder plot'
Gardaà have been given more time to question three men about an alleged conspiracy to murder a Swedish artist.
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Bulger's mother criticises ‘twisted' comments
James Bulger's mother has called for the Children's Commissioner in Britain to be sacked for comments about the murder of her son.
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13 killed in Acapulco drugs violence
13 people were killed yesterday in and around the Mexican beach resort of Acapulco in apparent drug-related violence.
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Drumm: Unopened letters unacceptable
The Chief Executive of the HSE said he is determined to get to the bottom of why X-rays were not read at Tallaght Hospital.
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Two killed in separate road crashes
Two women have been killed in separate road accidents in counties Cavan and Antrim.
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