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Lewis claims EU is partly to blame for riots in the North

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Johnson & Johnson will delay vaccine deliveries to EU as blood clots investigated

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Podcast: Five Degrees of Change — Eamon Ryan

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Dozens of TDs and senators claim expenses without travelling to Leinster House

An estimated €123,000 was paid out last year under a clause allowing politicians to get a full allowance if they can show they were unable to travel to the Oireachtas

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European Commission has no objection to Ireland’s quarantine list extension

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Ryan’s plan for variable speed limits to reduce danger on M50

Brian Keegan: Why we shouldn’t follow Britain’s lead on governance

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A group of committed dahlia growers around the country push the flowers to the limits of their performance – and here’s how you can plant the seeds for competition too

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The long read: Amid high vacancy rates can the town centres hold?

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The Sunday Interview: Sinéad Gibney, chief commissioner of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission

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