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Electric vehicle sales reach record high as car sales rise in January

Car sales are up almost 10 per cent in January when compared with the same time last year, latest statistics show. The Society of the Irish Motor Industry.

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Government set to announce decision on Omagh bomb inquiry

Government set to announce decision on Omagh bomb inquiry
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NI Protocol breakthrough possible as EU and UK reach customs agreement

NI Protocol breakthrough possible as EU and UK reach customs agreement
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Green-fingered Louth community groups wanted for Bord Bia Bloom

Amateur gardeners offered unique green canvas to tell a local story to a national audience

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Northern Irish parents rely more on family for childcare than those in Ireland

Parents in Northern Ireland are more reliant on family and friends for childcare than those in Ireland, a study has found. The research also indicates that a ch.

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