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IRELAND

The foreman of the jury in the trial of former Anglo Irish Bank Chairman Sean FitzPatrick has been discharged for personal reasons.
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SPORT

“He is definitely not signing. He’s not signing for £700,000, £800,000, £900,000 a week. He is not signing."
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Demolition has begun at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork.
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WORLD

IS takes control of Palmyra, raising fears for World Heritage site
Islamic State (IS) militants have overrun the famed archaeological site at Palmyra, just hours after seizing the central Syrian town, raising concerns the extremists might destroy some of the priceless ruins as they have done in neighbouring Iraq.
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Life just keeps getting more complicated for a Chinese man caught cheating by all 17 of his girlfriends simultaneously.
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ANALYSIS

“I’ve been going door to door for the last six weeks asking strangers if it’s ok for me to marry my girlfriend.”
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EXAMVIRAL

Everyone’s been talking about tomorrow’s marriage equality referendum - even some of the birds on the Lough in Cork.
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Demolition has begun at Páirc Uí Chaoimh in Cork.
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TECHNOW
#Google to launch standalone photo service | http://t.co/zPQT8PjIYS (GM) #TechNews pic.twitter.com/EvIqMeZRhN
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) May 21, 2015
Google is preparing to launch a photo service that won’t rely on Google+ in any way. Apparently, this standalone photo sharing and storage service will be unveiled at Google IO 2015.
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BUSINESS

The former governor of the Central Bank says the ECB warned Ireland not to allow Anglo Irish Bank to collapse like Lehman Brothers.
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The Central Bank has fined Western Union €1.75m after the payment services giant failed to comply with money laundering and terrorist financing laws.
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LIFESTYLE

18-year-old Helen Fennell was given another chance at life when she received a heart transplant and months later was hanging out with Graham Norton in London. But, it wasn’t to be and her heartbroken parents are adamant that she won’t have died in vain, says Ailín Quinlan
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SHOWBIZ
Singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor clears up her baby mystery | http://t.co/zKF7auKCXb (DOD) pic.twitter.com/SeHO8jBgoS
— Irish Examiner Arts & Culture (@IEArtsCulture) May 21, 2015
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