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  • NEWS
  • Martin wades into abortion debate

    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".

  • Payment cuts see families pay rent shortfall

    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.

  • WORLD
  • Anger as North Korea launches another missile

    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.

  • How Star Trek predicted the future

    WHEN Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry first dreamed up the concept of a television show based in the unexplored universe of Outer Space in 1964, the world was a very different place.

  • BUSINESS
  • Warnings over future of eurozone

    The eurozone is heading towards a break up unless there are moves towards much closer political and fiscal union, according to chief economist with State Street Global Advisers, Chris Probyn.

  • Bruton defends corporate tax rate

    Ireland will be able to maintain its current corporation tax code in the face of international pressure to prevent multinational corporations avoid paying their fare share of tax, Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton said yesterday.

  • SPORT
  • Mayo’s statement of intent

    Galway 0-11 Mayo 4-16 Five minutes to go in Salthill yesterday and James Horan was still cajoling his men to sew it into Galway.

  • Wilkinson inspires Toulon to glory

    ASM Clermont Auvergne 15 Toulon 16 Not for the first time this season, a matchday performance and the result have made a mockery of the statistics.

  • LIFESTYLE
  • What Lenny Abrahamson did next

    LENNY Abrahamson has directed three feature films: Adam & Paul, Garage and What Richard Did.

  • Why do women love to dress up?

    Trying on clothes, said Ewart, produced "sensations which bring deep peace and perfect contentment" to the female mind.





 





SPORT - BREAKING NEWS

Koscielny: We knew what win meant

Laurent Koscielny maintains the Arsenal players knew exactly what was at stake if they had failed to beat Newcastle and missed out on another shot at the Champions League.

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No rest: Moyes due to meet United squad at Carrington

David Moyes is set to meet the Manchester United squad this morning as he begins the task of following in Alex Ferguson’s footsteps.

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GAA - TODAY'S NEWS

Mayo’s statement of intent

Galway 0-11 Mayo 4-16
Five minutes to go in Salthill yesterday and James Horan was still cajoling his men to sew it into Galway.

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SOCCER - TODAY'S NEWS

A positive end to Arsenal’s ‘negative spiral’

Newcastle 0 Arsenal 1
If this is Arsenal’s ‘negative spiral’, Arsene Wenger will no doubt look forward with dizzy excitement to making sure it continues long into next season and beyond.

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RUGBY - TODAY'S NEWS

Wilkinson inspires Toulon to glory

ASM Clermont Auvergne 15 Toulon 16
Not for the first time this season, a matchday performance and the result have made a mockery of the statistics.

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GOLF - TODAY'S NEWS

McDowell will stay grounded

Graeme McDowell has dispelled fears of complacency heading to next month’s US Open after his historic victory in the Volvo World Match-Play Championship in Bulgaria.

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RACING - TODAY'S NEWS

Military Attack overwhelms Singapore Cup rivals

Hong Kong’s domination of Singapore’s most prestigious meeting of the year was completed when John Moore posted a magnificent one-two after Military Attack was chased home by stablemate Dan Excel in the Singapore Airlines International Cup at Kranji yesterday.

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OTHER SPORT - TODAY'S NEWS

Luckless Heffernan suffers Euro fall

Robert Heffernan was a frustrated figure after his ninth place finish in 1:23:26 over 20km at the European Cup of Race Walking in Dudince, Slovakia yesterday as he took a heavy fall at 12km when in contention.

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