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Here are the 20 derelict buildings that Ireland's councils asked to CPO in June
The figure was the highest number since this series began more than a year ago.
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Von der Leyen says Europe has done most for Gaza. Can Ireland push for more during its presidency?
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Why we should celebrate the Twelfth of July
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A push for prenatal testing, a US senator dies, and Argentina will face England.
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Still no agreement on making costly prenatal testing available through the public system
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A shift in the polls has some people happy, a report shrouded in secrecy and an MEP out on her own.
Christina Finn and Jane Matthews
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