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Latest price cuts for larger houses
Friday November 20 2009
Families seeking larger homes can benefit from further price cuts on two west-Dublin estates which are among the developments on view this week-end.
Duffy's heartache behind the mask
Friday November 20 2009
BOYZONE'S Keith Duffy last night described the pain of struggling to come to terms with the death of his "dear friend" Stephen Gately.
Residents braced for worst as rising waters close in
Friday November 20 2009
RESIDENTS and business people in flood-stricken Clonmel, Co Tipperary, feared the worst last night as a day's incessant rain saw flood waters edge closer to their homes.
New York-based novelist is well-travelled
Friday November 20 2009
COLUM McCann was born in Dublin in 1965 and began his career as a journalist in 'The Irish Press'. His father Sean McCann was features editor of 'The Evening Press' for many years.
This one's for Frank: McCann dedicates book award to friend
Friday November 20 2009
NOVELIST Colum McCann has dedicated his American National Book Award for Fiction to his late friend and fellow Irishman Frank McCourt.
Bookies to hand back losing bets on Irish win
Friday November 20 2009
BOOKIES last night took pity on unlucky punters who backed the Republic of Ireland to qualify for the World Cup.
All that is good in sport was shown by our team
Friday November 20 2009
'Apres le match, le deluge." Forgive me for mangling that famous phrase of Louis XV, but given the circumstances, it seems appropriate. Louis once reigned from Paris; and two nights ago in the same city, French captain Thierry Henry's hand had free rein in the penalty area and fate rained all over the Irish soccer parade.
Road tragedy: Decision to travel made on 'spur of moment'
Thursday November 19 2009
THE four young women killed in the worst car crash in recent memory made a fateful last-minute decision to go Christmas shopping just hours before their tragic deaths.
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