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IRELAND

The Taoiseach said he believes the Government has achieved the best deal for the country after agreeing to sell the State's share in Aer Lingus.
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SPORT

It wasn’t all that long ago that Gaelic football was told to contact its solicitor, get its affairs in order.
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Former Derry captain Anthony Tohill says his old team-mate Joe Brolly wasn't the greatest trainer and has a bigger ego now than he had as a player.
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WORLD

UK commits to EU referendum by 2017 in Queen's Speech
The UK Government's plan for the coming years has been laid out by the British Queen - including the commitment to an EU membership referendum in the next two years.
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A 14-year-old boy from Austria who downloaded bomb-making plans onto his PlayStation has been sentenced to a two-year jail term after pleading guilty to terrorism charges.
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ANALYSIS

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EXAMVIRAL

"I felt our family wasn’t recognised as being a family. It is now and I can’t thank the people of Ireland enough for what they did last Friday."
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The rumours have been circulating for what seems an eternity, but finally Microsoft has bitten the bullet and confirmed that their famed voice assistant Cortana will be making the jump to Android and iOS.
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TECHNOW
Microsoft does budget-friendly phones incredibly well and its latest, the Lumia 640, could be the handset of choice if you’re looking for an alternative to Android.
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BUSINESS

Irn-Bru maker AG Barr said today its sales had fallen flat amid a competitive and volatile market.
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Close to 100 jobs are set to be created in Cork over the next five years, with leading international cyber-security firm, eSentire identifying the city as the location for its European headquarters.
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LIFESTYLE

The advertising industry loves to suggest that retirement is one holiday after another but for many people, it takes time to get used to endless time and a limited budget.
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SHOWBIZ
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