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Kildare Nationalist — Social Democrats have no desire to merge with Labour

Kildare Nationalist — Social Democrats have no desire to merge with Labour
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Waterford News and Star — Social Democrats have no desire to merge with Labour

Waterford News and Star — Social Democrats have no desire to merge with Labour
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Roisin shorthallCatherine murphyLabour partyDigital deskSocial democratsFine gael

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar accused of going into hiding after controversy over Katherine Zappone s party in Merrion Hotel

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar accused of going into hiding after controversy over Katherine Zappone s party in Merrion Hotel
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Publicans rage at plan to reintroduce 105-minute time limits on punters when boozers reopen for indoor service in July

PUBLICANS have reacted with fury at proposals to reintroduce time limits on how long people can spend in a boozer when they are allowed to reopen for

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Ireland to receive nearly 4m vaccine doses in next three months as tiny link between killer clots and Oxford jab found

ASTRA-NOMICAL Ireland to receive nearly 4m vaccine doses in next three months as tiny link between killer clots and Oxford jab found Updated: 7 Apr 2021, 23:17 IRELAND is on course to receive almost four million vaccine doses in the next three months - as it emerged the chance of developing blood clots from the AstraZeneca shot is estimated at about one in 212,500. 2 2 UK officials said the AstraZeneca jab won’t be offered to under-30s after rare blood clots were confirmed as a side effectCredit: Getty Images - Getty It is estimated that those who received the shot have a 0.00065 per cent chance of developing clots

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