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Friday 5 September 2014
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Lost something at Electric Picnic?: Gardai release photographs of revellers' misplaced possessions
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VIDEO: Twins (9) found stabbed to death at home as older brother's body found...
Two twin boys (9) have been found stabbed to death in a...
VIDEO: ECB cuts interest rates to 0.05%
THE EUROPEAN Central Bank has cut its key interest rate to a new low of 0.05pc in a surprise move.
VIDEO: Child model Cameron (10) was 'lucky not to lose an eye' in vicious dog attack
A young boy who was viciously mauled by a dog while he was...
VIDEO: Study highlights issues in Spina Bifida programmes
Children who are born with a condition which leaves them with a gap in the spine are suffering...
VIDEO: Rail strike averted after marathon talks
Pay cuts for Irish Rail staff will be suspended until workers decide whether to accept a plan...
VIDEO: Noonan pledges to protect economic recovery
FINANCE Minister Michael Noonan has disassociated Ireland from some of the core eurozone...
VIDEO: Mother released after being jailed for failing to pay fine
A MOTHER imprisoned for non-payment of a fine for refusing...
VIDEO: House hunters queuing for five days before new homes go on sale
Eager house hunters have started queuing outside a Dublin...
VIDEO: 'I might have to drop out before I even start': students talk of financial...
Thousands of students from around Ireland are set to attend the...
VIDEO: Mum-of-six sent to jail for not paying fine in dispute over home schooling her...
A MOTHER-of-six was jailed this morning for not paying a fine...
Inmates to be locked up longer in prison officer row
PRISONERS will be locked up in their cells for extra hours...
Tax cuts pledged for workers - but 'no giveaways'
THE two ministers responsible for national finances have...
Bank sell-off: Q & A
Q: Why would we want to sell AIB? Can we not just keep it as a state-owned bank?Cabinet could block plan for cuts in property tax
Leo leads way with ice-bucket challenge and 5km race
Childers questions Hogan's EU suitability
'No more cuts' - Budget warnings from Health and Education ministers
Minister backs Taoiseach in new claim over exit of ex-Garda chief Callinan
[TICON-A VIDEO] Irish troops may move closer to Israel and get heavier weaponry in Golan crisis
Private detectives charged with stealing data from State bodies
The Health Service Executive is the latest State agency...
Court orders work to halt on disputed city bridge
THE High Court has ordered that construction work must be halted on two bridges,...
'Jail inevitable' for man who admits to setting family dog on fire, judge warns
A man who admitted...Man spat blood at garda and bit another officer's finger while in patrol car
Serial shoplifter (20) 'was high on drink and drugs'
Irish motorist evaded toll 26 times in one week
Two men poured flammable liquid over pet dog and set it alight, court hears
Cafolla's drink-drive charge is struck out
Burglar accused of breaking into house with knife sent forward for trial
Mum-of-five is in charge of school rental scheme - but still faces €300 bill for sons
MOTHER-of-five Linda...![Le Cheile Secondary School, Teacher Roisin Ni Dhonncha[center] pictured with some of her first year class and their iPads](http://cdn2.independent.ie/incoming/article30560349.ece/b0c78/ALTERNATES/w90square/school2.jpg)
It's bye to books at the new school where every pupil learns with an iPad
Every student attending the new Le Cheile Secondary...
'Positive' meeting on education reforms
The first meeting between Education Minister Jan O'Sullivan and the second-...[TICON-A VIDEO] Student claims financial pressure may force him out of college before he even starts
[TICON-A VIDEO] Mum-of-six released from jail after imprisonment over home schooling dispute
Sixth years: This is when NOT to take your Leaving Cert holiday
Teaching pupils to ask themselves difficult questions
Writing must be on the wall for pen and paper in Leaving Cert
Gill & MacMillan closes book on college market
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