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Prime minister says EU should treat UK with respect and stop making ‘unacceptable’ demands

Pay to be restored for up to 60,000 public sector workers Teachers from the INTO, ASTI and TUI protesting in March in advance of a Government report on pay equalisation. Photograph: Alan Betson

Teachers, nurses, gardaí hired since 2011 to benefit by average of about €3,300

News publishers highlight importance of journalism in Irish democracy Journalism Matters argues for the appointment of a Minister for Media, the establishment of a news publishers media fund and a training support scheme for journalists. Photograph: Frank Miller

Journalism Matters campaign calling for a reduction in VAT rate

BusConnects plan faces major roadblocks as opposition mounts A setion of the crowd at the public meeting in Portmarnock. Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times

Proposed redesign leaves some areas of Dublin without direct link to city centre

Price of 5% of homes sold in Dublin in first half of year exceeded €1m Study based on analysis of the Property Price Register reveals sales volumes in Dublin were more than twice the national average, with the value of sales in the capital up by 26 per cent. Photograph: File picture from Getty Images

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Minister to remove cancer warnings on alcohol from Bill Minister for Health Simon Harris will introduce an amendment to the Public Health (Alcohol) Bill to remove one of the most controversial provisions. Photograph: Gareth Chaney Collins

Harris to introduce compromise proposals to include health warnings in Irish

Why I became a Nazi: New book reveals enthusiasm of early party members German peasants crowd around Adolf Hitler’s car as he is driven into Berchtesgaden on September 9, 1934. Photograph: AP Photo/File

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Try before you buy: a showhouse sleepover in Greystones The SeaGreen development in Greystones is part of the larger SeaGreen development and comprises 193 homes. Photograph: Peter Moloney/PM Photography

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