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TOP STORY

The American Ireland Fund has donated US $100,000 to help those affected by the Berkeley balcony collapse.
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IRELAND

Former Irish President Mary McAleese has said the New York Times "should be hanging its head in shame" for its controversial article on the Berkeley balcony collapse.
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The equality minister has dismissed as “pathetic” the New York Times apology for its controversial article on the Berkeley tragedy.
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SPORT

Surprisingly Delaney revealed that he had never been drug tested during a glittering 13-year career.
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Waterford 1-21 Cork 1-11: Shane Bennett didn’t travel on the team bus to Páirc Uí Rinn, his father Pat transporting him across the border.
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WORLD

An investigation has been launched after a British family was targeted by three people who apparently attempted to abduct children from a popular holiday resort in Cyprus.
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The US Department of Treasury has confirmed that the process to feature a woman’s face on paper currency will commence.
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ANALYSIS

We are treating children for conditions they would not have if they had been breast-fed, writes Victoria White
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EXAMVIRAL

A man appeared in court in Derry yesterday for breaking a window after reportedly getting a fright from his own reflection.
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Poor Bella managed to run away from her dog sitters after her owner had left her to begin a trip to Florida.
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TECHNOW
There's a new Terminator film on the way, Terminator Genisys, which actually looks like it might be a lot of fun. But really it's just an excuse for everyone to remember that Arnold Schwarzenegger is way more hilarious than you might expect.
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BUSINESS

Irish tourists continue to flock to Dublin this summer, despite a €22 average increase in hotel prices per night, according to research from Trivago.ie.
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The squeeze on first-time buyers has intensified as the amount of home loan credit has shrunk to the lowest level for 10 years, official figures show.
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LIFESTYLE

Long, luscious hair is considered feminine, so Anthony Griffin photographed sufferers of alopecia — partial or total hair loss — to test our reactions to bald women, says Ellie O’Byrne
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SHOWBIZ

Radiohead "took a lot of time" to make progress on their new album.
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MOST READ: Woman to appear on $10 note in US
The US Department of Treasury has confirmed that the process to feature a woman’s face on paper currency will commence.
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