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Soldier 'beheaded' in London terror attack
Two suspected Muslim fanatics butchered a man today in the name of "Allah".
Kenny disagrees Apple boss' claim of tax deal
Taoiseach contradicted Apple bosses claims that they got a special deal on tax.
Probe into creche after RTE sting
Two suspended from a Giraffe creche as the gardai and the HSE investigate
Teachers may accept new pay deal
Teachers' union recommends accepting a revised pay deal under the Croke Park II talks.
'I wasn't religious before, I am now': Tornado victims reveal survival stories
Judge lifts ban on naming ex-priest Bill Carney
Ireland loses 13 Blue Flag beaches because water quality not good enough for swimmers
How Ireland lives: regional splits in lifestyle revealed
Two men guilty of murder at bog
RTE boss admits overpaying top stars
FBI kills Florida man with suspected ties to Boston bomb suspect
Florida man had suspected links to the Boston bombings.
Phil's mum asks Lizzy fans to pay for statute repairs
Phil Lynott's mum will ask fans to help out
Judge saves wedding at award-winning hotel
Liquidator appointed to venue where 75 receptions booked.
Why teenagers are leaving Facebook for Twitter
Teenagers “have waning enthusiasm” for Facebook.
Video: How Grafton Street will look after refurbishment
WORK on a €4m refurbishment to begin next month.
Trouble brewing as McIlroy and G-Mac's friendship feels strain
Told reporters: "Ask G-Mac, he knows more than me".
Donegal man in court over 1982 Hyde Park bombings
61-year-old charged with murder of four soldiers.
'I'm living happily' says cannibal victim
Homeless victim is in hospital, where he is learning to play the guitar.
Costa Concordia shipwreck captain to face manslaughter trial
Cruise ship capsized off Italy coast killing 32 people.
Angela Merkel named most powerful woman in world
German chancellor wins Forbes award for third year running.
Criminal fighting for his life after brutal attack
MAN brutally attacked by an assailant in broad daylight.
One of Tit Bonhomme crew died from hypothermia
Inquest hears Saied aly Eldin didn't drown
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The homeless victim of last year’s Miami cannibal attack is now “living happily” in hospital, where he is learning to play the guitar while continuing treatment for the shocking facial injuries he suffered. Credit: JacksonHealthSystem
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Teachers may accept new pay deal
THE COUNTRY'S largest teachers' union has recommended accepting a revised pay deal under the Croke Park II talks.
Gilmore says Shatter affair raises ‘wider’ privacy issues as Wallace calls for independent inquiry
CONFIDENTIAL garda information about an individual should not be made public unless the person has been charged, Tanaiste Eamon Gilmore has claimed.
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Robbie Keane to play against England after negotiations with LA Galaxy
Robbie Keane will be available to lead out the Republic of Ireland against England at Wembley next week after negotiations with LA Galaxy.
Man City set to appoint Pellegrini as he leaves Malaga
Manchester City's hopes of landing Manuel Pellegrini as their next manager appear to have increased following confirmation the Chilean is to leave Malaga.
Sergio offers grovelling apology: 'I feel sick about it and truly, truly sorry'
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EU Summit: Ireland to share information in clampdown on tax fraud
RELAND will have to share information on taxable income in an EU-wide effort to clampdown on tax fraud and avoidance, Taoiseach Enda Kenny said today.
Central Bank: House prices will fall this year but improve by end 2015
A new report from the Central Bank says house prices will fall this year, but will have increased modestly by the end of 2015.
German-French plan to help eurozone unemployment
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Madonna sends bodyguard to chaperone daughter's date
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Is Kate Middleton considering a hypno-birth?
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Soldier 'beheaded' in London terror attack
"You will never be safe" says man behind barbaric beheading of soldier
'I wasn't religious before, I am now': Tornado victims reveal survival stories
Tornado survivors thanked God, sturdy closets and luck in explaining how they lived through the colossal twister that devastated an Oklahoma town and killed 24 people, an astonishingly low toll given the extent of destruction.
Costa Concordia shipwreck captain to face manslaughter trial
THE captain of the cruise ship Costa Concordia, which capsized off Italy's west coast last year killing 32 people, will face trial for manslaughter.
Angela Merkel named most powerful woman in the world for third year running
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Turkey shuts Syria border crossing after deadly bombings
Siobhan Talbot: 'I don't believe in gender quotas – people should get jobs on merit alone'
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Darragh McManus: The Doors' musical legacy is an immortal one
MUSIC legend Ray Manzarek was 74 when he died of cancer this week. He had reached a good age – the first incarnation of his band The Doors ended a whole 42 years ago. But such is the nature of fame and rock mythology that it still comes as a shock to realise: this man was old.
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Women who are pregnant or planning to have children should ensure they consume the right amount of iodine or risk their child having a low IQ, according to researchers.
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