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Alec Baldwin kills cinematographer with prop gun on film set Alec Baldwin: the actor was involved in a fatal shooting on a film set. Photograph: Angela Weiss/AFP via Getty

Incident occurred during the making of US actor’s independent movie Rust, in New Mexico

Ryan Tubridy for once appears winded, uncertain how to proceed Behind his carefully-cultivated image as a fuddy-duddy dweeb, Ryan Tubridy (above) is clearly imbued with sturdy self-belief. Photograph: RTÉ

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Stephen Collins: Higgins didn’t follow through on McAleese’s message of hope President Michael D Higgins has made ‘ethical remembering’ a theme of a series of events organised by his office to reflect on events of the past. File photograph: The Irish Times 5:06

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Bank of Ireland linked to fund involved in massive European tax fraud European tax authorities are at the loss of billions of euro.

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Guidelines on school tours and plays delayed amid rising Covid-19 cases Department of Education officials have been examining the potential of relaxing rules to allow more school activities for several weeks. Photograph: Alan Betson

In-school parent-teacher meetings and cake sales not permitted under current guidelines

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Ireland’s carbon emissions cut ‘really disappointing’ in 2020 A report by the EPA showed greenhouse gases reduced by just 3.6 per cent in 2020

Reduction of just 3.6 per cent despite Covid lockown is wake-up call for action, says environment agency

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Taoiseach condemns ‘heinous’ use of migrants by Belarus Micheál Martin spoke as EU leaders gathered in Brussels to discuss the contentious issue of migration amid a deteriorating situation on the union’s eastern border. Photograph: Olivier Hoslet/Pool/AFP via Getty

Migrants transported to EU borders in retaliation to sanctions on Minsk

‘It’s terror’: Gangs gain power in Haiti as security vacuum grows Members of the G9 gang protest over the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse, in Port-au-Prince in July. Photograph: Victor Moriyama/The New York Times

Kidnapping of US missionaries shows extent to which gangs have taken country hostage

Bank of Ireland to acquire KBC’s loan book in €5bn deal Bank of Ireland said the acquisition was supportive of the group’s financial objectives

Belgian lender is winding down its Irish operations as it prepares to exit the market

Miriam Lord: One little flag stands out as Armagh service passes quietly after all the palaver Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney with UK prime minister Boris Johnson speaking with Catholic Primate of All Ireland Archbishop Eamon Martin following a service to mark the centenary of Northern Ireland at St Patrick’s Cathedral in Armagh yesterday. Photograph: Liam McBurney/PA

Coveney and Johnson exchange stilted pleasantries at event to mark North centenary

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