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Panorama, America’s Abortion War: A nuanced look at both sides of the debate A protest against abortion ban bills at the Georgia state capitol building, in Atlanta, Georgia. File photograph: Elijah Nouvelage/Getty Images

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Soaring temperatures over 26 degrees as summer settles in Tuesday is set to be another day of soaring temperatures and bright sunshine, according to Met Éireann. File photograph: Thinkstock/Getty Images

Warning issued for families to take care when visiting beaches and swimming

Tony Blair interview: ‘Boris Johnson is no fool, he will face the facts on Brexit’ Former UK prime minister Tony Blair: ‘I don’t believe Boris Johnson will ever do no-deal without an endorsement either from parliament or the people.’ Photograph: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg
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Former PM tells ‘The Irish Times’ the likely new Tory leader has little room for manoeuvre

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MacGill summer school told calls for border poll are ‘premature’ SDLP wants greater economic integration between North and South. Photograph: Getty

‘Pluralist new Ireland won’t be built on narrow electoral win slipped through in period of chaos’

Kevin McStay: No solution in sight to countering Dublin's dominance Roscommon’s Conor Daly fouls Con O’Callaghan of Dublin and is red-carded during their quarter-final phase 2 match at Croke Park. Photograph: Tommy Dickson/Inpho

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Anger among commuters as Irish Rail fixed problem ‘too soon’ Rapid action on the part of Irish Rail engineers in extracting a cement lorry from where it was stuck under a bridge in Dublin, has led some passengers to heap criticism on the company. Photograph: Irish Rail/Twitter

Passengers walking after bridge strike dismayed to see Dart start again without them

World’s ‘most beautiful ship’ docks at Dublin Port After a three-year absence, the training ship Amerigo Vespucci returned to Dublin, with the ship’s commanding officer, Captain Stefano Costantino. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill

The Amerigo Vespucci is the oldest ship in Italian navy and is used for training cadets

Garda inspector suspected of double-jobbing at Coolmore Stud is interviewed by detectives A Garda inspector who is accused of acting as a security consultant for Coolmore Stud in Tipperary in his spare time has been interviewed.

AGSI member is accused of acting as a security consultant in his spare time

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