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PoliticsHumanitarian assistance for flood-hit households extended to Louth and WexfordBy Cormac McQuinn
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Middle EastIsrael-Hamas conflict: Air strike on Jabalia refugee camp in Gaza leaves 50 deadBy Mark Weiss
Your MoneyEnergy price cuts of 10-30% for nearly all Irish households in coming daysBy Conor Pope and Colin Gleeson
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Your Family‘I couldn’t help but feel so angry with the world – our little babies were gone’By Niamh Holleran-McGing
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OpinionBiden and Trump battle to be seen as the most pro-worker presidential candidateBy Jack Sheehan
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Environment‘Unprecedented’ flooding hits several counties ahead of Storm CiaránBy Fiachra Gallagher, Tim O'Brien, Cormac McQuinn and Freya McClements
SoccerEileen Gleeson hails Ireland team as they secure promotion to Nations League top tier on ‘chaotic night’ By Gavin Cummiskey
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EducationRedundancies proposed in sustainability plan for Dundalk Institute of TechnologyBy Carl O'Brien
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IrelandYour morning briefing: New warnings as Storm Ciarán nears, energy prices set to fall by up to 30% for Irish households
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Commercial PropertyWeWork, one of Dublin’s biggest office tenants, plans to file for bankruptcy, according to US reports
AbroadAvocados cost only about €1 in Australia and yet young people here cannot afford to buy houses eitherBy Laura Kennedy
USDonald Trump jnr takes witness stand at $250m property fraud trial in New YorkBy Callum Jones in New York
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CourtsAshling Murphy murder trial: Jury sent away for day after first ‘speed bump’ hitBy Mary Carolan
RugbyDavid Humphreys to take over as IRFU performance director at end of this seasonBy John O'Sullivan
GazaInjured Gazans enter Egypt as Rafah crossing opens, amid ‘urgent’ efforts to include Irish people in future evacuationsBy Nidal al-Mughrabi, Emily Rose, Denis Staunton and Jack Power
IrelandQ&A: What State support is available if your home or business is flooded due to storms?By Cormac McQuinn
EuropeGaza war fuels rise in acts of anti-Semitism across the globeBy Andrew MacAskill and Estelle Shirbon in London
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EducationParity with post-primary teachers pay and conditions sought by adult education tutors’ groupBy Emmet Malone
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CourtsThree quarters of those released from prison in 2018 not working three years later, CSO showsBy Emmet Malone
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EuropeOne in 10 Dutch judges and prosecutors turned down high-profile case due to safety concernsBy Peter Cluskey
Middle EastFierce fighting reported in Gaza City’s outskirts as foreign nationals and injured Palestinians leave in first evacuationBy Mark Weiss and Jack Power
Politics‘A matter for the voters’: War of words erupts between Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil over housingBy Jennifer Bray
IrelandStorm Ciarán: Communities across Ireland brace for further flooding as storm arrivesBy Tim O'Brien, Rebecca Black, Barry Roche and Cormac McQuinn
CourtsHandyman accused of murdering Cork-born bishop due in Los Angeles court in January By John Harlow
