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Minister says public-service staff have better terms than those in private sector
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PSNI believes New IRA are responsible for shooting of journalist during riots in Derry
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Emphatic defeat of Toulouse a good omen as province seeks fifth Champions Cup win
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Irish sports tech firm valued at €200m-plus as Oxlade-Chamberlain also backs company
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Former international trying to build pathway for Irish players through the domestic game
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European Commission president urges House of Commons to support May’s deal
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![Carmel Galvin: “I think networking is in our [Irish] DNA and people are very willing to share best practices and to help others who are trying to get a foothold here.”](/polopoly_fs/1.3856280.1554926745!/image/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/box_140_75/image.jpg "Carmel Galvin: “I think networking is in our [Irish] DNA and people are very willing to share best practices and to help others who are trying to get a foothold here.”")
