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• After Tallaght Attack, Two More Indian Nationals Injured In Unprovoked Assaults

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• Conor McGregor Loses Appeal Against Civil Rape Finding

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• Kildare Drug Searches Fall 51% In Two Years, According To Figures Seen By Kfm

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• Naas Not Vegas: Councillor Sees Red Over Shop Signs Making Town Look Like "Slum"

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