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The Deputy Prime Minister showcased his frustration towards left-wing members of parliament, questioning their stance on neutrality and the Middle East conflicts, which was tantamount to him asking, ‘Which planet do you inhabit?’.
“Michael McGrath disclosed, ‘Our life isn’t always as it appears. We now have a large family of seven children, but we’ve experienced grief along the way.’
Tragically, a mother and her daughter were fatally wounded in an accident in Co Mayo, their identities have been revealed by local sources.
Kitty Holland emerges victorious in defamation lawsuit against John Waters, awarded a substantial compensation of €35,000.
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The Irish Defence Forces’ supervising authority disapproves of the insufficient information on ‘improper conduct’.
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