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Helping to launch the 16th garden party and art auction on behalf of Rainbow Support Services at the Hunt Museum, Limerick, yesterday was Megan Fraser (10) from Raheen with Evan Kennedys Red Queen. The auction takes place on the September 7th .
Helping to launch the 16th garden party and art auction on behalf of Rainbow Support Services at the Hunt Museum, Limerick, yesterday was Megan Fraser (10) from Raheen with Evan Kennedys Red Queen. The auction takes place on the September 7th .
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  • Obama acceptance speech evokes memories of King
  • Fear of fees prompts rapid take-up of college places

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  • Opus Dei to run wealthy Merrion Road parish
  • Appeals system for toll disputes outlined
  • Woman (74) wins age bias case over refusal of car loan
  • Ireland second-worst for child road deaths among 15 nations
  • 46,000 drivers a day using mobiles, study finds
  • Family of missing teenager appeals for funds
  • Atheists forced to travel out of Donegal for final resting place
  • Climate change hints as swifts appear in no hurry to depart
  • National pay talks moves continue
  • Irish version of 'The Apprentice' on TV3 autumn listings
  • SVP criticises Government over health inequality
  • Mater pioneers surgery to stop Parkinson's tremors
  • Fashion chain dresses up for UK debut
  • Forum told of new treatments for anxiety
  • Fuel poverty figures here shock WHO
  • Increase in deaths from heart disease signals reversal of 20-year trend
  • Mayo travel firm's stranded tourists get additional bills
  • Fáilte Ireland to investigate high price of eating out
  • Gunman's family sues State over his death
  • Ryan concedes real difficulties ahead to cut carbon levels
  • Music, poetry capture spirit of David Hammond
  • Referendum Commission's €4.9m spend is criticised
  • 'Village' magazine to cease publication
  • Concern at rights body merger
  • John Lewis considers outlet in South
  • Belfast research team helps cut arsenic poisoning in south Asia
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  • Electric Picnic's diverse feast ranges from Sex Pistols to herd of man-made elephants
  • Offer is a basketload of varied musical treats unhampered by dictates of success
  • Tina Turner to play revamped O2
  • 'A grand country if you put a roof on it'
  • Punters flock to Abba and Batman
  • Letterkenny garden designed to attract butterflies and visitors
  • Sellers turn to prayer in bid to close deal
  • Fashion, food and fitness at Girls' Day Out
  • Casting an evil eye on the curse of bottom cleavage
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  • Diageo 'will not' deal with farmers
  • Iconic Galway hookers will get funding
  • Cork quayside complex gets go-ahead
  • Cork hopes French display will attract marine tourism
  • Bluetongue fears over new UK, Denmark cases
  • Brazilian woman died after single stab wound to heart
  • In Short

World

  • Putin brands Georgian crisis a US-led conspiracy
  • EU council will consider sanctions against Russia
  • Millions forced from homes by flooding in eastern India
  • New Orleans braces itself for tropical storm Gustav
  • Pragmatism may play role in deciding Kadima leader
  • Israelis shadow peace boats exit from Gaza
  • US to transfer control of Anbar to Iraq
  • Obama the right man to lead US, says Clinton
  • A tale of two speeches from a master of words
  • McCain to reveal his running mate at Ohio rally
  • In Short

Finance

  • Babcock Brown signals end of role in Eircom
  • Ryanair claim over increased charges contradicted
  • Guinness gains market share in Ireland as sales grow by 2.3%
  • McInerney sheds 565 jobs as building sector slows
  • House building falls 51% in first half of 2008
  • Flow of UK firms moving tax bases here gathers pace
  • Eircom grew revenues by 4% to €2.06bn in year to June that saw earnings reach €698m
  • Rise in MS drug sales helps cut Elan losses in first half
  • HFC to close its Republic branches
  • Iona shareholders back $162m takeover by Progress Software
  • New business at Friends First declines by 57% to €9m in first half
  • ILP is star performer as banks lead upward surge
  • In short
  • Aer Lingus faces radical change in its flight plan
  • CRH digs in to deal with hard times ahead
  • The Safeway to employee health
  • PLANET BUSINESS
  • All the right ingredients
  • Tech show aims to lure visitors with mini-laptops
  • Cork tech group develops statistics service for Twitter
  • Leipzig Games Convention attracts record crowd
  • Microsoft's Explorer 8 boasts 'InPrivate' mode
  • Remote control
  • It's all geek to me
  • Calm down, speed is not everything
  • In short
  • University fees issue primarily about control
  • Pushing banks to the brink
  • Fear of negative equity haunts owners
  • Oppenheim strikes gold
  • Mired in stock valuations
  • Q&A
  • China's thirst for senior staff
  • Call to speed up roll-out of Project Maths
  • Executives struggle to switch off on holiday
  • Pre-term at Wharton: the age of innocence
  • Big revamp for confident retail house
  • Aer Lingus staff may be in for a bumpy ride
  • O'Leary flies in the face of cost cuts
  • Writedowns on the wall at Johnston
  • Jordan in pits as Betbrokers crashes
  • From à la carte to shopping cart

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  • Liverpool, Arsenal face uncomfortable tests
  • Murray takes a tense affair
  • GROUP PHASE DRAW HOW THEY LINE UP
  • United's striker hopes fading
  • Late Gavin and Quigley goals see St Patrick's go through
  • SOCCER SHORTS
  • O'Connor cleared to play Kerry in replay
  • Kerry chair baffled by decision
  • Tyrone and Wexford are unchanged
  • Déise men prepare for journey of a lifetime
  • Keeping a close eye on things from sidelines
  • Westwood lets rip at greens
  • Singh keeps eye on rivals
  • Cavendish claims second stage
  • HSI establish group to advise on procedures
  • McGee serves up surprise in Italy
  • SB3 championship attracts leading sailors
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  • Timetable for Iraq withdrawal
  • CAO second round
  • Africa does not need resource colonialism
  • Doing nothing over climate change means unmanageable consequences
  • We see goodies and baddies in all the world's affairs
  • Donors and partners must work together to deliver effective aid
  • Irish politics can learn from US public speaking revival
  • New eco-policy vital to save sea fisheries
  • Priests try to show nuns are a gift from God, and cannabis too
  • An Irishman's Diary

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  • Allegations about 'doctoring' of 1970 Arms Trial evidence
  • Rich and poor in Ireland
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  • Putting a spoke in bicycle theft
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