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Most Read News Articles on 27th July 2023

 

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  1. Fed raises US interest rates to highest level in 22 years
  2. Military briefing: Ukraine switches to artillery power for eastern push
  3. Hunter Biden’s plea deal unravels after surprise move from judge
  4. ECB raises interest rates back to record high
  5. How Nigel Farage forced out NatWest chief








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Sinéad O’Connor, acclaimed Dublin singer, dies aged 56

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Sinéad O’Connor: Vigil held in Dublin in honour of singer

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Death of Sinéad O’Connor’s son referred to NRP for investigation

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‘Do these f***ers not read the news?’: Coalition rift sparked by Varadkar comments on rail plan

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Sinéad O’Connor 1966-2023: A life in pictures

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Sinéad O’Connor: A take-no-prisoners defiance in the face of trauma

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Harry de Bromhead, father of Grand National trainer Henry, has died

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‘I’m determined to find that happy medium between doing nothing and doing absolutely nothing’

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Sinéad O’Connor was quiet and loud. Brilliant and bashful. She oozed a kind of creative lava

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An incredibly beautiful new restaurant from a talented chef

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Family of assaulted US tourist say they ‘never expected any of this’ as they arrive in Dublin

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Family of missing man sues State after gardaí recovered remains 25 years before identification

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Sinéad O’Connor’s death ‘just tragic, but not inevitable at all’ - Neil Jordan

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Sinéad O’Connor: Her defiance was red hot, but there was a tenderness, a lightness and a sense of skittish youthful fun

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How the world reported Sinéad O’Connor’s death

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Newton Emerson: Dublin’s lingering air of menace fits neatly into Sinn Féin election agenda

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TikTok plan to close cafe to public at Dublin office ‘undesirable’, says council

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World Cup: How Canada’s media reacted to Ireland’s defeat

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‘My family don’t particularly like me and I despair about retiring and spending more time with them’

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Mother was ‘under duress’ when she pleaded guilty to harassing doctor over two-year period, court hears

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Claire Byrne: ‘I had lived an adult life up to the age of 38 not having had children, so I know what that freedom is like’

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Sinéad O’Connor’s 10 most important songs: From Mandinka to The Skye Boat Song

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Sinéad O’Connor’s first Irish Times interview, from 1986: ‘I don’t need to drink or take drugs. All I need to do is sing’

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In the battle for All-Ireland final tickets, you’ll always find a few chancers

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McEntee offers to meet family of US tourist attacked in Dublin and says Ireland is safe to visit

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Man who sexually assaulted nine different women in Dublin in one month jailed for 3½ years

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ECB hikes rates for ninth time in 12 months amid war on inflation

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Gulf stream could collapse for first time in 12,000 years as early as 2025, study suggests

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Man paid girls as young as 14 to pose for child sex abuse videos sent to him over Snapchat

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London is no longer an economic Eden compared to Dublin, it just wears its faults more gracefully

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