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UK election results: North returns majority of nationalist MEPs
DUP remains the biggest party in North but holds fewer seats than Sinn Féin and SDLP
UK election results: North returns majority of nationalist MEPs
DUP remains the biggest party in North but holds fewer seats than Sinn Féin and SDLP
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Trump signs off phase-one trade deal with China
Deal averts December 15th introduction of new wave of US tariffs on Chinese goods
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Fossil fuel subsidies, Johnny Ronan apartments, and Ryanair vs Bellew continues
Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
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Pound hits multi-year highs on Conservative election victory
Against the euro, sterling rose around 2 per cent to as high as 82.80 pence
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More settled Ulster have what it takes to pass stern Stoop test
McFarland’s side looking to complete a notable double over Harlequins
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Matt Williams: An open letter to Ross Byrne and Conor Murray
With minor tweaks to their game, the pair can be Ireland’s halfbacks for the Six Nations
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Christmas is a feminist issue: Who does all the menial, emotional, mental labour?
It is time to strike – You never know, you just might get a Christmas miracle
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Éilis from the Flats: Powerful depictions of urban poverty
Book review: Unanswered questions mean potential is unrealised in Paul Larkin’s novel
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Ronan gets go-ahead for apartments in docklands
Build-to-rent apartments at Spencer Place aimed at upper end of rental market
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Stephen Collins: Brexit crisis gave Donohoe way to lower expectations
Avoidance of profligacy a fine template for dealing with future corporate tax fall
Stephen Collins: Brexit crisis gave Donohoe way to lower expectations
Avoidance of profligacy a fine template for dealing with future corporate tax fall
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Germany needs to walk away from its fear of hyperinflation
John FitzGerald: A euro zone fiscal stimulus is the only way to effectively revitalise the economy
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Six of the best films to see in the cinema this weekend
New this weekend: Beanpole, Citizen K, The Kingmaker, Jumanji: The Next Level, Fiddler: Miracle of Miracles
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A Santa visit may have lost some magic as consumerism is back with a bang
Caveat: Aldi and Lidl have focused on consumers looking to ‘premiumise’, and you don’t do that unless you’re feeling good
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Citizen K: Strange tale of the oligarch who turned on Putin
Review: Alex Gibney’s new documentary about Mikhail Khodork is a compelling if disconcerting experience
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The Kingmaker: Gobsmacking return of Imelda Marcos
Review: Documentary is a terrifying reminder that those with absolute power never make good retirees
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The Royal Baby rules the British with a chubby fist of iron
Patrick Freyne on the ascent of Amber, from investigative journalist to modern-medieval queen
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The movie quiz: Which is not a Star Wars movie anagram?
Plus: Naming the non-Polanski and soundtracking Guardians of the Galaxy
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Beanpole: remarkable look at the trauma of war
Review: Each sequence of the film set in postwar Russia brings fresh horror and new intrigue
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Boris Johnson secures large Tory majority amid catastrophic Labour defeat
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson loses her own seat
Boris Johnson secures large Tory majority amid catastrophic Labour defeat
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson loses her own seat
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North Belfast: John Finucane beats Nigel Dodds to win seat
The DUP deputy leader had held the seat since 2001
North Belfast: John Finucane beats Nigel Dodds to win seat
The DUP deputy leader had held the seat since 2001
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Trains hit large animals three times a month on average
Irish Rail vehicles have struck animals trying to cross tracks 37 times so far this year
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Jeremy Corbyn arrives at count centre amid Labour election bloodbath
‘Appropriate decisions will be made’ says John McDonnell
Jeremy Corbyn arrives at count centre amid Labour election bloodbath
‘Appropriate decisions will be made’ says John McDonnell
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FAI step up moves to appoint an independent chairperson
Appointment of chair and three directors seen as key milestone by Ross
FAI step up moves to appoint an independent chairperson
Appointment of chair and three directors seen as key milestone by Ross
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British pound surges as Johnson heads for election win
Sterling hits highest levels against the euro since shortly after 2016 Brexit referendum
British pound surges as Johnson heads for election win
Sterling hits highest levels against the euro since shortly after 2016 Brexit referendum
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