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Winners and Losers
'Bad news for Wicklow': The winners and losers of the political week
The budget winners and losers and one ominous TikTok post get recognition this week.
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Pornhub abuse: The emails and allegations behind a woman's legal battle in Ireland's High Court
The woman claims she was drugged and raped by a man when she was a child.
Saturday
10 Oct
From The 42
URC
Leinster have a happy return to Laya Arena as Prendergast shines
The Ireland out-half was at the heart of a bonus-point win over Cardiff.
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Are you a woman in business? Here's what you can expect from National Women's Enterprise Day
Local Enterprise Office
Oct 10
Analysis
a billion in the red
Health chiefs have lost control of spending – and patients could pay the price next year
From The 42
Match Report
Duffy's first-half double sends Derry City into third FAI Cup final in five seasons
Derry to face Waterford after 2-0 win away to Galway United.
Industrial Action
Fórsa warns strikes could continue into winter if agreement is not reached in pay dispute
bells are back in town
After decades of near-silence, a church in Dublin's Liberties wants volunteers to keep its bells ringing
Sligo
Man (20s) dies and second man in critical condition after 'medical emergency' at house in Sligo
Garvaghy Road
Legal challenge over parade ban adjourned to Monday
The Orange Order accused the NI Secretary of ‘capitulation to mob rule’ over Drumree parade ban
The Late Late Show
Michelle O'Neill says banning Drumcree parade was 'right decision', but it could've come sooner
hybrid vehicles
EU and China strike deal that could halve projected Chinese hybrid car exports to Europe
Column
Motoring
Motor tax is meant to be about the environment. So why does keeping your car cost you more?
FactCheck
Satire
Debunked: Video of Nigerian woman gloating about eating a meal 'paid for by taxpayers' is satire
The Morning Lead
Who's striking, who's not? What you need to know ahead of nationwide day of protest next Wednesday
Union leaders have said Wednesday’s strike will be the largest public sector strike since the height of the financial crisis in 2009.
Friday
9 Oct
Parades Commission
NI secretary Chris Bryant bans controversial Orange Order parade along Garvaghy Road
Bryant said he would overturn the decision of the Parades Commission, saying the circumstances under which it was made “have now changed considerably”.
Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill has welcomed the "very positive" news.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said the decision would come as "a significant relief to the community on the Garvaghy Road".
DUP leader Gavin Robinson said the framework for parading and protests "now lies in tatters" and that the rule of law "has been fundamentally undermined".
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