The Briefing - Your Tuesday morning news catch up
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The EU has put no legal requirement on AIB to repay the €21bn in bailout funds it has received from Irish taxpayers.
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IRISH NEWS

Cranberries singer Dolores O’Riordan engaged in a chorus of singing and shouting from her jail cell at Shannon Garda station yesterday.
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About 7,000 elderly people lost their medical cards in September as a result of changes to the income threshold announced in last year’s budget.
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WORLD NEWS

Bob Geldof has announced the worst kept secret in the world — the re-convening of Band Aid with acts such as One Direction, Sam Smith and Chris Martin.
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Anti-smoking campaigners have accused TV adverts which show e-cigarette use for the first time of "sexualising" vaping.
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SPORT

Euro Championship 2016 qualifier
Scotland v Rep of Ireland
Friday: Celtic Park, Glasgow, 7.45pm
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There may have been heroics across the field as Ireland recorded only their fifth victory in 22 meetings with South Africa but for many the 80-minute shift put in by captain Paul O’Connell was as special as the win itself.
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BUSINESS

UK prime minister David Cameron was forced to defend his plan to hold a referendum on EU membership as he appealed for the support of business leaders in next year’s general election.
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VIEWPOINTS

Will the Government last? That’s the issue on everyone’s mind right now.
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EXAMVIRAL

Aodhán Ó Riordáin tweeted a pictured of his office door this morning, after it was sprayed with curry and vandalised with the words "scum" and "traitors".
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SHOWBIZ

Katy Perry has hinted at being suicidal following her divorce from Russell Brand.
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TOP FEATURES

The Katie Taylor effect has seen women of all ages and walks of life enter the boxing ring in their droves to get fit, gain confidence and relieve stress, says Áilín Quinlin
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MOST READ RIGHT NOW ...

Toll fears have emerged again following confirmation last night that the Jack Lynch Tunnel in Cork is to be ‘privatised’ within months in a deal believed to be worth up to €12m.




