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BBC News
3 hours ago
- BBC News
Bishop Eamonn Casey: Gardaí taking no further investigative action
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The Sun
10 hours ago
- The Sun
Thug who ran up and kicked girl, 6, in the head on a street and punched woman in face in random attacks jailed
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