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Blatter 'living in a fantasy world' | http://t.co/Euqirp21dr (GM) pic.twitter.com/ENrJZ5jOdI
— Irish Examiner Sport (@ExaminerSport) May 28, 2015
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IRELAND

A Labour TD has said he cannot vote to support the sale of Aer Lingus in the Dáil this afternoon.
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SPORT

World number one and tournament host Rory McIlroy suffered a nightmare start to the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open at Royal County Down on Thursday.
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Gaelic football has moved on, but the media and GAA officialdom are clinging to a past that has long since ceased to exist.
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WORLD

Elephant numbers 'down by a half'
Conservationists say the elephant population in Mozambique has dropped nearly 50% in the last five years because of poaching, but cite good news from Uganda, where the elephant population is increasing.
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Eating onions, lying in the shade and crowding into rivers, Indians are doing whatever they can to stay cool amid a brutal heatwave that has killed more than 1,400 in the past month.
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ANALYSIS

THE Irish people have beaten off an army of bishops carrying croziers by saying ‘Yes’ in the same-sex marriage referendum. For the first time, they have made up their own minds.
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EXAMVIRAL

Texas is having a tough time of it as heavy rain led to widespread flooding and damage over the Memorial Day weekend.
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This military boat which is being billed as the future of coastal patrol and protection is being built in Cork.
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TECHNOW
There's a dual screen smartwatch on the way with a build in projector! http://t.co/QElgeM3VnN (PSR) #technews pic.twitter.com/aKSAS1iriq
— Irish Examiner Lifestyle (@IELifestyle_) May 28, 2015
Smartwatches are nice and all but sometimes you'll find youself wishing for a bigger screen for those all-important notifications. Lenovo might have you covered with the Magic View.
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BUSINESS

Greece has said it aims to clinch a deal with its creditors that will allow it to receive the desperately needed final instalment of its international bailout plan and keep it from defaulting on its debts.
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New figures suggest Nama is less exposed to rural property developments outside of the big cities than once thought.
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LIFESTYLE

Hundreds of Irish gay men and women are in straight marriages, as they feel obliged to hide their sexuality. went along to support groups, formed this year, for these men and women - and their spouses.
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