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7.35am Sports News

US woman on death row survives execution attempt

Fewer North American tourists visit Ireland

7.50am Business News

Weather Forecast

8am News Bulletin

8.10am It Says in the Papers

Sinn Féin to publish alternative budget today

Coping with rising costs ahead of budget

8.35am Sports News

Taxpayer loss after asylum accommodation deals ended

Marine enthusiasts assessing impact of MV Shingle

Miriam Lord lauded in Dáil

7:10am It Says in the Papers

Orange order standoff continues

Flight attackers still unknown, says Israel

Remembering Esther Rantzen

7.35am Sports News

Belief in "rape myths" common amongst young men - DRCC

Families left out of Kerry CAMHS scheme take legal action

7.50am Business News

Weather Forecast

8am News Bulletin

8.10am It Says in the Papers

Burnham not ruling out rejoining EU

Parade dispute "likely to end up back in the courts"

8.35am Sports News

Premier League confirms Man City guilty of all charges

Bowel cancer patient urges others to trust instincts

Asian hornet captured in Cork

7.10am It Says in the Papers

Fourth day of Garvaghy Rd. standoff

FAI to appear before Oireachtas

7.35am Sports News

Cabinet approval sought for boiler scrappage scheme

Five RAF airbase plot suspects released on bail

7.50am Business News

Weather Forecast

8am News Bulletin

8.10am It Says in the Papers

First Minister in Stormont question no-show

Bertie warns of risk of "going back to tribal past"

Father and daughter killed in workplace incident

8.35am Sports News

Is the Irish economy at risk?

Are students too dependent on AI?

'Calmer' on Garvaghy Rd. this morning

7.10am It Says in the Papers

Reduced PSNI presence at Drumcree Church

Drumcree dispute "likely to play well for Sinn Féin and DUP"