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Irish motorists will need ‘green cards’ to drive in UK under Brexit Television broadcasters on Abingdon Green in Westminster, London, as a motion of no confidence in the British government was debated in the parliament nearby. Photograph: Dominic Lipinski/PA

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Jailed anti-eviction activist is a serial litigant who stood for the Dáil Ben Gilroy, of Navan, Co Meath, arriving at the Four Courts before he was jailed. Photograph: Collins Courts

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Over 9,000 Irish motor insurance policies were issued through ‘ghost brokers’ The insurance industry estimates that at least €50 of every motor insurance policy is consumed by fraud. Photograph: Getty Images

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