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Elaine Loughlin: In Ireland, too many women still live in fear in their own homes

Deepa Dinamani has become the 261st woman to to die violently here in 27 years: Ireland clearly has a long way to go to change a toxic culture that has existed here for far too long

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Supreme Court agrees to hear Dwyer appeal

Supreme Court agrees to hear Dwyer appeal
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Graham Dwyer s appeal against his murder conviction to be heard by Supreme Court

The appeal contains seven grounds relating to the admission of mobile phone call data records at his criminal trial

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Cianan Brennan: Minister creates a de facto mass surveillance system of entire population

Cianan Brennan: Minister creates a de facto mass surveillance system of entire population
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Court order obtained by Minister does not equate to mass surveillance of citizens, says Department of Justice – The Irish Times

Order requires telecoms firms to retain mobile phone metadata for State security reasons for one year

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