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    As the Dáil committee hearings continue on the abortion bill, Archbishop of Dublin Diarmuid Martin has waded into the debate saying it is important that Christian believers "be, and seen to be, on the side of life, especially when life is most vulnerable".

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    Limits on rent supplement payments set by the Government are forcing thousands of families to make undeclared top-up payments to landlords to secure places to live.

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    North Korea fired a short-range missile from its east coast, a day after launching three more of these missiles, a South Korean news agency said.

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  • Bruton defends corporate tax rate

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Chainrai withdraws Pompey bid

Portsmouth could yet face liquidation after former owner Balram Chainrai withdrew his bid to buy the troubled npower League One club.

Trevor Birch, the administrator charged with looking to find new owners for the crisis club, had managed to offload a number of high-earning players such as Tal Ben Haim, Liam Lawrence and Dave Kitson to push through a sale.

However, Chainrai has revealed this morning that he is now no longer interested in striking a takeover deal.

He released a statement to Sky Sports News which read: “Portpin Ltd regrets to announce that it is withdrawing its bid for Portsmouth Football Club.

“Unfortunately, our efforts to save the club once more from extinction have hit a wall of rejection and lacking co-operation from the administrator and other interested parties.

“We are not the ones who have caused the club to collapse and we are not the ones to choose PKF as administrators.”Home

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