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No-deal Brexit could disrupt police co-operation – report An attempted ATM robbery in Virginia, Co Cavan: the ability to fight all-island crime such as the recent wave of ATM robberies could be affected by a no-deal Brexit. Photograph: Garda Press Office

Study for north-south group warns of disruption and delay to extradition

Brexit: Johnson embraces tight accord timetable during talks with Merkel German chancellor Angela Merkel and British prime minister Boris Johnson in Berlin: Mr Johnson arrived to shouts of “No Brexit!” from a hostile crowd. Photograph: John Macdougall/AFP

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Lucky ticket-holder scoops €11m in biggest Lotto win for two years The jackpot of €11,225,280 – the highest in more than two years - had been rolling since June 12th.

Win is 15th biggest in game’s history and follows jackpot roll-overs since June 12th

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Foo Fighters in Dublin: ‘This is the perfect f**king gig’ Dave Grohl in action as the Foo Fighters play the RDS. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw/The Irish Times

Review: Only once during the RDS gig did Dave Grohl and friends take a foot off the gas

The Rose of Tralee: Sending nude photos or spewing in your handbag doesn’t exclude you Sydney Rose Brianna Parkins with Dáithí Ó Sé at the 2016 Rose of Tralee festival. Photograph: Twitter

Brianna Parkins: You can do anything you want at the festival, as long as it is good craic

Number of people being treated for problem gambling reaches record levels There are an estimated 30,000 problem gamblers in the State. Photograph: iStock

Figures show 257 cases recorded last year – the highest number since records began in 2010

New dad Stander living the dream as World Cup beckons CJ Stander taking part in the Ireland squad session at the The Campus, Faro. Photograph: Dan Sheridan/Inpho

Munster man and his Ireland team-mates braced for a big and bruising England

Deep retrofit work to be funded from energy body’s 2020 budget Minister for the Environment Richard Bruton: said it was unfair on householders who had applied on time for retrofits to have to wait indefinitely for a decision. Photograph: Tom Honan

Bruton reversal of decision to end scheme may need €8m for work on 302 households

Bovine talk turns to Brexit and Boris in Virginia as cliff edges closer Rebecca Windrum and Alesha McAloon with their goats Millie & Minnie at the Virginia Agricultural Show in Cavan on Wednesday afternoon. Photograph: Lorraine Teevan

Clouds appear over 78th annual Cavan show as farmers struggle to predict political future

Sex offender living with child in care among Tusla backlog Tusla was thrown into controversy in April 2015 after it was revealed there was a backlog of hundreds of unallocated case files in its Portlaoise office. Photograph: Alan Betson

One sex offender living with son (14) in the care of the State, internal emails show

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John Wall, diagnosed with terminal prostate cancer, had emergency medical card revoked

Kerry council to erect warning signs about risk of Lyme disease Killarney National Park, Co Kerry: The National Parks and Wildlife Service said sticking to paths minimises the risk of Lyme disease. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien

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Lecturer warns of anti-Muslim ‘network’ after anonymous threats Amanullah De Sondy, senior lecturer In contemporary Islam at UCC. Photograph: Michael Mac Sweeney/Provision/UCC

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