The Briefing - Your Thursday morning news catch up

Tragedy revisited Union Hall in West Cork yesterday when two divers died while exploring the wreck of a World War II German U-boat.
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One of Ireland’s most legendary paralympians has claimed he was a victim of discrimination after he was unable to board an Aer Lingus flight in Heathrow last night because no one was available to carry out a wheelchair transfer.
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Jan O’Sullivan is favourite to take over as education minister following Ruairi Quinn’s surprise resignation announcement.
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A woman has become an internet sensation after posting pictures of herself online in a bikini.
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Singer Cheryl Cole has said Simon Cowell was right to sack her from the US X Factor — and that she "wasn’t well in the head".
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As Roy Keane was rolled out at Aston Villa’s plush training facility following his appointment as assistant manager to Paul Lambert the Cork man was insistent his job with Ireland is paramount.
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Cork’s dual playing triumvirate have been promoted to the team for Sunday’s Munster final against Kerry.
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Ireland is on track to exceed its 2014 budget target which provides the Government with leeway to ease up on the planned €2bn budget consolidation in October.
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I’VE SPENT a day reading back over Joan Burton’s speeches and I feel like Ryan Tubridy, when he begged impressionist Mario Rosenstock to stop imitating Burton: "I don’t think I can take too much more of her."
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Robbie Williams was granted the Freedom of Stoke-on-Trent yesterday.
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A century ago the theft in Dublin Castle exposed a bunch of ‘unsavoury characters’ at the top of society. It was a scandal, says .
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A woman flew from Malaga to Cork a number of times to sign on for social welfare over a six-month period, fraudulently claiming a total of over €6,000.
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