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Young criminals vying for position in Dublin’s drugs trade, leading Garda warns

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Young Roscommon woman died of Sudden Adult Death Syndrome, inquest finds The late Katie Ryan who died age 23 on Friday 9th December 2016, was happy as long as she had lipstick and a new dress, her mother said .Photograph: Michael McCormack

Gall bladder operation may have contributed to condition causing death of Katie Ryan (23)

Theresa May poised to reveal early June resignation date Britain’s prime minister Theresa May and her husband Philip leave a polling station in Sonning after voting in the European Parliament Elections. Photograph: Toby Melville
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British PM to meet Graham Brady to set out timetable for departure from office

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Taking time out to have a baby is athlete’s decision – not the responsibility of shoe firm

Gayle Killilea told to sell Shrewsbury Road house and leave Ireland, court hears Gayle Killilea was advised to sell the Shrewsbury Road property bought for her by Sean Dunne in 2005, and leave Ireland

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Eurovision 2019: Turns out Ireland didn’t come last after all Eurovision 2019: Sarah McTernan performs 22 for Ireland in Israel last Thursday. Photograph: Jack Guez/AFP/Getty

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Therapist David Jurasek’s message on power and love is hugely important both as a global issue and for the two boys on the bus

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Man told gardaí daughter was a compulsive liar and she enjoyed sexual intercourse

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Senior prosecution barrister in Quirke trial paid €155,000 in fees for case Michael Bowman SC presented the circumstantial evidence that led to the conviction of Tipperary farmer, Patrick Quirke for the murder of Bobby Ryan. File photograph: Collins Courts

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Garda Ombudsman opens inquiry into Kerry voter registration A garda superintendent from outside the Kerry Division has been assigned to investigate the alleged voter registration irregularities. File photograph: Rui Vieira/PA Wire

Separate Garda inquiry under way into claims forms were stamped without voter present

Revenue seizes illegal fuel, cigarettes and counterfeit alcohol in Dundalk Revenue officers seized illegal fuel, cigarettes and alcohol in Dundalk. Photograph: Revenue

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Julian Assange indicted on 17 new counts of violating US espionage Act Julian Assange in a prison van, as he leaves Southwark Crown Court in London earlier this month. File photograph: Neil Hall/EPA
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WikiLeaks founder accused of receiving and publishing classified state information

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