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Joe Schmidt: Rory Best nearly quit before 2018 Grand Slam Ireland celebrate winning the Grand Slam following their Six Nations Championship final victory over England at Twickenham on March 17th, 2018. Photograph: Dan Sheridan/Inpho

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First Look: Oliver Bonas Dublin. ‘The busiest opening we’ve ever had’ Oliver Bonas: Oliver Tress, the company’s founder, says the staff of the Dublin branch were ‘cool as you like’ during the busy opening. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw

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Firm apologises to Grafton Street flower sellers over ‘clutter’ complaint The flower stall street sellers on Grafton Street pointed out that they had been in the street much longer than Hines. Photograph: iStock

Hines Ireland provoked public backlash after suggesting traders clutter up the street

Dalkey resident ‘lied’ and tried to hide evidence of oil leak, court told The two properties are close to Killiney Hill Park in south Co Dublin. Photograph: Nick Bradshaw /The Irish Times

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Supreme Court overturns direct-provision welfare ruling Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times

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