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If Labour or Social Democrats – or both – have bad general election, merger speculation will intensify

Question arises as Labour leader Ivana Bacik says merger is ‘possible’

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Cara Darmody Leaving Cert maths: 'I did the exam for children with special needs,' says girl (12) who got 97pc in Leaving Cert maths paper

At 12-years-old, Cara Darmody is the youngest person in Ireland to pass Leaving Cert maths.

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TD brings baby into Dáil chamber - 'I had just no other option'

Violet Anne Wynne brought her daughter into Leinster House on Wednesday

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Nuns Break COVID Rules to Attend Exorcism


Nuns Break COVID Rules to Attend Exorcism
Newsweek
2/22/2021
Jack Dutton
© Leon Neal/Getty
Nuns vote at the Drumcondra National School, near Dublin, Ireland, on February 25, 2011. Two Irish nuns have received public donations of over €77,000 ($93,300) to develop a new home compound after a court ordered them to leave West Cork for attending an exorcism of the Dail that breached COVID-19 rules.
Two Irish hermit nuns have received public donations of over €77,000 ($93,300) to develop a new home compound after a court ordered them to leave West Cork for attending an exorcism of the Dail that breached coronavirus guidelines.
Mother Irene Gibson, who belongs to the Carmelite Sisters of the Holy Face of Jesus group, and her colleague, Sister Anne Marie, from New Zealand, were ordered to leave their compound after they attended the religious event in Dublin last December. The Dail, based in the Irish capital, is the Irish lower house of the Oireachtas, which also includes the President of Ireland and Seanad Éireann, the upper house of the Irish legislature. The Dail consists of 160 members.

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Nuns Break COVID Rules to Attend Exorcism

Nuns Break COVID Rules to Attend Exorcism
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