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Austin Currie welcomed home to Edendork, Co Tyrone

Service held to remember ‘courage and conviction’ of the civil rights leader

‘Elders of the Rebel Alliance’ remember the day everything changed

The civil rights march of 1968 is seen as one of the starting points of the Troubles

‘Alexa, analyse my bowel movement’: Will we all soon have smart toilets?

High-tech loos could help monitor our health – but also share our private information

Walsh and Walker aiming to help make it a Super Sunday for Team Ireland

Boxers battle for medal glory as they seek to extend Ireland’s proud Olympic record

Hearing to decide on payments by FBD to pubs opens in High Court

Actions taken by three Dublin bars and one in Westmeath

No peace ‘overtures’ in original King George V speech that led to end War of Independence

Documents from Public Records Office show how 1921 speech to NI parliament changed

Peru’s Covid death toll is three times official estimate, report says

New figures make South American country one of the hardest hit per capita by pandemic

Irish bars and restaurants invest in medical-grade air purifiers for indoor dining

Fáilte Ireland operating guidelines criticised for not focusing more on technology

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In marking Prince Philip’s death BBC didn’t so much lose the plot as revert to ancient one

Broadcaster stuck to protocols that harked back to pre-Netflix levels of influence

Gun salutes marking the death of Prince Philip planned across the UK

The Duke of Edinburgh, husband of Queen Elizabeth, died aged 99 on Friday

Covid-19: Experts warn daily deaths could soon hit 4,000 in Brazil

Brazil accounts for a quarter of world’s daily Covid deaths, recording 3,650 on Friday

Jennifer O’Connell: The royals are an unpleasant bunch, but also fascinating

The monarchy and Commonwealth could not exist without belief that DNA and bloodline bestow superiority

British royal family ‘delighted’ as Harry and Meghan expecting second child

Harry Mountbatten-Windsor and Meghan Markle set to welcome sibling for son Archie

Business groups welcome ruling on FBD Covid closures case

Insurer has set aside €30 million in provisions for potential liabilities from case

Judgment in FBD pub insurance case delayed until February

Delay will facilitate submissions arising from UK judgment on similar issues due on Friday

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