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FilmSaturday Night Live: ‘You can take the temperature of America by watching that show’By Donald Clarke
RacingConstitution Hill has unbeaten career ‘Perfect 10′ in his sights at Cheltenham Trials Day By Brian O'Connor
FilmThis century’s The Godfather: How Brady Corbet made the staggering film The BrutalistBy Tara Brady
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Gaelic GamesNHL previews: Kilkenny poised to spoil Clare’s first home outing as dual championsBy Seán Moran
Six NationsPaul O’Connell happy for warm weather training as Six Nations build-up given Storm ÉowynBy Johnny Watterson
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Europe‘Belarus cannot be left behind’: West urged not to abandon Ukraine’s neighbour ahead of ‘sham’ election By Daniel McLaughlin
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PeopleMy brother Ian Bailey: ‘He pleaded his case and begged me to keep in touch, and I did’By Barry Roche
Ireland‘It will be deeply sad’: Monks reflect on closure of Waterford monastery after almost 200 yearsBy Barry Roche
Six Nations‘I want to put my mark on things’: Simon Easterby sees chance for he and Ireland to grow together By Gerry Thornley
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BusinessNew sustainability reporting rules could hurt Ireland’s reputation, law firms warnBy Jack Power
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Gaelic GamesNHL Division 1A and 1B: County-by-county guide to how the hurling league will play outBy Malachy Clerkin and Denis Walsh
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Politics‘It’s 2025 - not the Stone Age’: Government to face extra pressure to promote female TDs as junior ministersBy Shauna Bowers and Jack Horgan-Jones
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Gaelic GamesGAA weekend preview: Galway and Armagh renew acquaintances as National Football League kicks offBy Seán Moran and Gordon Manning
OireachtasThe Michael Lowry issue is still unresolved and may escalate. GUBU’s the word for itBy Miriam Lord
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BusinessCentral Bank deputy governor Derville Rowland among shortlisted candidates for new EU agencyBy Joe Brennan
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Storm Éowyn aftermathStorm Éowyn: New weather warnings for Sunday as over 460,000 still without power and 200,000 without water supplyBy Conor Pope
RugbyTwo-try Dan Sheehan makes big impact on return as Leinster send Stormers packing By John O'Sullivan
Gaelic GamesNiall Ó Ceallacháin completes dream week as Dublin tenure starts with big winBy Paul Keane at Croke Park
Gaelic GamesCork’s accuracy key as they come out on top against misfiring Meath side By Stephen Barry at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh
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Gaelic GamesMonaghan have the edge on Cavan as Rory Beggan lands three two-pointersBy Paul Fitzpatrick at Kingspan Breffni
USDonald Trump’s week: ‘manifest destiny’, overseas expansion and planting the American flag on MarsBy Hugh Linehan
EnvironmentIreland weather: 100,000 could be without power until February due to Storm Éowyn damageBy Sarah Slater and Conor Pope
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