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A collection of dolls’ houses once owned by writer Graham Green’s wife Vivien are to be sold along with miniature furniture

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Review: The 60th anniversary programme shows it’s still based Best-of-British principles

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Irishman will need to keep his distance from smothering wrestler Nurmagomedov

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Connemara to commemorate victims of mine explosion

Nine men were killed almost a century ago after a ‘strange object’ was towed ashore

Tom Crean to feature on Norwegian Air tailfins

Explorer to be a ‘tailfin hero’ on transatlantic aircraft from Ireland

In praise of Ivor Browne: groundbreaker, lifesaver

The Irish psychiatrist at the heart of a new documentary has transformed our view of mental illness

Slick Sutton coastguard station transformation for €995,000

Clever makeover expands and updates coastguard cottage

NI politicians who served in Iraq: ‘It was our Vietnam War’

‘You watch your comrades being killed for something that never should have happened’

President honours Casement’s ‘empathy for the oppressed’

Wreaths laid at Banna Strand to mark centenary of capture after arrival on U-boat

To question the Rising is to be found guilty of un-Irish activity

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