The Briefing - Your Monday morning news catch up
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Parents of at least 25,000 secondary school students will be hit with €102 per child in water charges from October, placing an extra burden on families already struggling with education costs.
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IRISH NEWS
The parents of a young boy who was seriously injured in a hit-and-run incident have pleaded with the driver to come forward.
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The army has unveiled its first €1m computerised firing range which will make a camp in Co Cork one of its finest and busiest training centres.
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WORLD NEWS

Israel and the Hamas militant group accepted a renewed Egyptian ceasefire proposal yesterday, clearing the way for the resumption of talks on a long-term truce meant to end a month of heavy fighting in the Gaza Strip that has taken nearly 2,000 lives.
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A regional passenger plane has crashed while taking off from the Iranian capital Tehran, killing 39 people and leaving another nine injured.
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SPORT

That thunderclap in Dublin yesterday around quarter to four was warranted.
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“Yes we can,” she says when asked if Ireland can go on and win the Rugby World Cup.
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BUSINESS

The recovery of the construction industry gathered pace last month as growth in residential housing projects hit a 15-year high and employment rose for the eleventh straight month.
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VIEWPOINTS

I WANT a mini. A mini car, you’ll be relieved to learn, not skirt.
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SHOWBIZ

Fifi Geldof has banned her younger sisters from being bridesmaids at her wedding.
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TOP FEATURES

tries out an exercise routine inspired by the Royal Canadian Air Force
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