'Horrendous tragedy': Police find 39 people dead inside cargo truck
A 25-year-old-man from Northern Ireland has been arrested on suspicion of murder.
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Boris Johnson to Irish leader: Brexit deal can be done
Johnson says Brexit deal can be reached so Britain leaves European Union by October 31.
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Queen approves Boris Johnson's request to suspend UK Parliament
Queen Elizabeth II has approved Boris Johnson's request to shut down the UK parliament.
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Boris Johnson to suspend UK Parliament
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Coming home to Ireland: Finding family, the 21st century way
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Ireland rallies to buy 'haunted' Victorian dildo
The historical artifact was described on the auction website as an "ivory companion".
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Lawsuit against Ireland Rugby Football Union over rogue ball unlikely to succeed here.
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Irish want Makhlouf bank post suspended during inquiry
Makhlouf is due to leave New Zealand on June 27 to become head of Ireland's Central Bank
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Facebook opens 'war room' to thwart election meddling
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Irish dancing troupe's 'unwashed' costumes stolen from van
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