MORNING BULLETIN: Taoiseach to discuss Brexit on visit to North; Dubai residential skyscraper engulfed in flames

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MORNING BULLETIN: Taoiseach to discuss Brexit on visit to North; Dubai residential skyscraper engulfed in flames
Fri, 04 Aug, 2017 - 01:00
Irish Examiner digital staff

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IRELAND: The Taoiseach is expected to lay out his Brexit stall during his first visit to the North today. Leo Varadkar will meet with politicians in Belfast for the first time since taking office.

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