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Brooke Scullion to represent Ireland at Eurovision 2022
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Dana to receive second six-figure sum in Sunday World settlement
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Banquet held in Dublin’s Mansion House for some 230 people incarcerated in laundries
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Colm Keaveney: the politician who switched sides
Denis O’Brien, renowned for his determination, had Keaveney in his crosshairs
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'Marriage was a licence for sex': Ireland and women in 100 quotes
The Women’s Podcast celebrates its 100th episode with 100 quotes by and about women in Ireland
In the Brand New Retro exhibit, everything old is naff again
‘Most of the ads are so terrible, it’s like Don Draper was never born’
Sacrifice at Easter review: From the bizarre to the beautiful
Cork’s Midsummer Festival’s centrepiece is a triumph
The Rua band: ‘Aunt Dana backs us - but we won’t be making Christian music’
Dana’s nieces and nephew on making country-pop that’s popular in US, and on their Harry Potter roles
The greatest injustice in Irish Eurovision history?
All Kinds of Everything often credited to Phil Coulter - but Ballymun’s Derry Lindsay wrote it with colleague
Eurovision hopefuls compete to represent Ireland at 60th song contest in Vienna
Five songs will be played for the first time today on Ray D’arcy show
Profumo affair’s Mandy Rice-Davies dies aged 70
Scandal threatened to bring down Harold MacMillan’s government in the 1960s
Sex abuse claims against Dana’s brother ‘malicious’
Allegations made up to destroy John Brown’s credibility as witness in civil dispute, court told
Claims against Dana’s brother linked to TV interviews
Presidential candidate spoke of ‘malicious lies’ about her family during 2011 campaign
Dana said God forgave brother for alleged abuse, court told
Relative forced to deny claims he had made up testimony to support family in bitter feud
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Rónán Mullen pledges to take on Brussels for ailing rural communities
Derry homes residents praise loving care given by Sisters of Nazareth
Inquiry witnesses deny series of allegations of ill-treatment by nuns
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