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The 42 GAA Weekly
Limerick-Cork and Galway-Dublin provincial hurling finals review
Fintan O’Toole is joined by Paul Dollery of The Sun in Páirc Uà Chaoimh to reflect on Limerick edging out Cork in a tense Munster decider today, and Galway cruising past Dublin in the Leinster final.
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Jerry McCabe
Garda Jerry McCabe murder investigation ‘very much live’ 30 years on from Limerick shooting
Carla Lockhart
Politicians in the North criticise DUP MP for appearing alongside masked men at Co Down protest
Canada
Mark Carney to visit Ireland for first time as Canada PM and meet with Taoiseach and president
eu defence
Byrne to discuss Irish EU presidency and Ukraine support at defence ministers meeting in Cyprus
Derry
New €6.3 million cross-border project aims to bring together Creeslough and Greysteel communities
Kokhav Yair
At least one person killed and five others wounded in multiple shooting attacks in Israel
Henry Nowak
A UK student's killing reignited claims about two-tier policing this week, but do they stack up?
Internet Diaries
A fake Leinster rugby video revealed how YouTube is becoming a wasteland where crappiness pays
Our FactCheck editor details the internet trends seen by a thirtysomething-year-old man.
Gross Domestic Product
Irish people know our GDP is skewed - but there’s a reason everyone pays attention to it
The GDP system works well enough for most countries. But not for Ireland.
circular economy
Garages and coffee chains to provide cleaning facilities for reusable coffee cups - Minister
The Morning Lead
Can consumers really opt out of supermarket loyalty schemes when some price differences are so big?
Civil liberties campaigners say consumers have a right to consent to their data being collected – but when opting out means paying more, do we really have a choice?
DAFT.IE PROPERTY MAGAZINE
This luxury penthouse in Dublin 4 is on the market for almost €7 million
Saturday
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Housing Crisis
'You almost stop seeing it': How Dublin 8 is a snapshot into Ireland's wider dereliction problem
More of the capital’s derelict sites sit in Dublin 8 than in any other postcode.
Winners and Losers
'I was sacked on Radio Kerry': Two winners and two losers from the political week
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