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A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Fisherman to continue hunger strike

Just over a month after claims that Ireland was imposing a “hard border” with Britain at sea, the Government’s legislation underpinning “reciprocal” inshore fishing rights between the North and the Republic will be debated in the Dáil tomorrow.

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BULLETIN: Woman dies in suspected stabbing; Two plead guilty to breaching fishing laws; Scouting Ireland wants meeting with Tusla

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Housing Minister 'furious' with people who risked their lives in sea during storm Ophelia

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Schools closed again as building inspections set to begin in earnest

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The Dáil's year in review: Tears, apologies, gaffes and cuts

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State of grief

‘His bravery and love will not be forgotten’

The bravery of Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe and his innate love of family, policing, the GAA and community will not be forgotten.

Thu, 31 Jan, 2013

Joy as ‘mythic’ Viking village found

IT EXISTED in folklore and fairy tales — a bit like Tír na nÓg — until 21st century technology confirmed a tiny village in Ireland was in fact home to one of the most important Viking sites in the world.

Mon, 10 Oct, 2011

Major viking site ‘could have become capital’

ONE of the best-preserved Viking settlements in Europe has been discovered near the fishing village of Annagassan in Co Louth.

Fri, 17 Sep, 2010

Talks between owners of Latvian vessel and crew break down

Talks between the owners of Fortuna I, the Latvian vessel stranded in Ireland since March and representatives of the crew broke down today.

Thu, 07 Jun, 2007