A record of what was published, when, and how it changed.

New acts added to Electric Picnic line-up

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Belters Only, Damien Dempsey, and Mick Flannery are among seven new acts added to the final Electric Picnic bill ahead of the event next weekend in Co Laois.

World's oldest person celebrates 117th birthday

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The world's oldest person has celebrated her 117th birthday in the UK today, attributing her longevity to moderation.

Ebola outbreak in DR Congo 'growing exponentially' - UN

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The Ebola outbreak raging in the Democratic Republic of Congo is growing "exponentially", with more than 2,500 deaths recorded and half of those in the last 20 days, the senior UN coordinator on the disease has said.

Iran vows 'devastating' response to US economic threats

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Iran has said that its response to any new US threats would be "devastating" after Washington pledged to impose the toughest financial penalties in history with the aim of toppling the Iranian leadership.

First three funerals held for teens killed in M9 crash

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The first three of the funerals for the teenagers killed in last weekend's crash on the M9 in Co Kildare have taken place.

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First three funerals held for teens killed in M9 crash

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The first three of the funerals for the teenagers killed in last weekend's crash on the M9 in Co Kildare have taken place.

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State 'made mistakes' over Galway Ring Road CPOs - Canney

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Minister of State Seán Canney has said the State "made mistakes" in its handling of families facing CPOs of their homes to make way for the Galway City Ring Road.

Wholesale electricity prices up 56% in 12 months to July

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New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that wholesale electricity prices rose by 14.8% in July when compared with June and were 56.2% higher than July of last year.

Call for technology to prevent Luas dragging passengers

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Railway accident investigators have called for all Luas trams to be fitted with new anti-drag technology after a series of incidents where passengers were dragged along station platforms after they, or their belongings, were caught in doors.

'Tough day for Carlow and wider area', says bishop

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The Bishop of Kildare and Leighlin has said that today is a "very tough day for Carlow and the wider area".

Late Late Toy Show kicks off search for this year's stars

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The Late Late Toy Show team has started the search to find the next generation of youngsters to feature on this year's show.

'A concern' that teen killed in M9 crash in Tusla care

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The CEO of the Children's Rights Alliance has said that it is a concern that one of the five teenagers killed in the M9 crash last weekend was in the care of Tusla.

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Estimated cost of Irish Rail control centre rises

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Irish Rail's National Train Control Centre (NTCC) project, that includes a new traffic management system, is now projected to come up to €57m over-budget.

Jimmy Cricket's son remembers him as 'family man'

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Comedian Jimmy Cricket's son has remembered his father as "a family man, a hero, a champion" as he led his funeral service.

Eight arrested for planning attacks in Moscow for Ukraine

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Russian authorities arrested eight people for planning an attack on an enterprise in the Moscow region and separately detained one foreign national for scouting out government buildings and strategic infrastructure, state news agencies reported.

France fines Boohoo over deceptive discounts on website

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France's consumer watchdog fined British fast-fashion retailer Boohoo €2.3m for deceptive practices such as fake discounts on its website, it said.

Recap: Leaving Cert not just about points - Minister

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A recap of our updates on this year's Leaving Cert results, with guidance and advice throughout the day.

Australia charges man over informing Russia on Ukraine

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Australian police said a man has been charged with foreign interference for allegedly seeking to inform Russia about Ukrainian military activities.

El Niño could bring 'intense' rain, storms - Met Éireann

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Met Éireann has said Ireland could have a greater chance of wetter and windier weather over the coming months as the El Niño effect developing over the Pacific Ocean continues to strengthen.

Fewer top LC marks awarded as grade deflation continues

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More than 70,000 Leaving Certificate students are receiving their exam results today, with the overall trend showing fewer top marks awarded, as the impacts of grade deflation continue.

Motorcyclist, 30s, dies in Co Cork road collision

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A motorcyclist in his 30s has died in a collision with a car on the N71 at Caha Pass, Co Cork.

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Four arrests over burglaries as gardaí contain car on M50

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Four men have been arrested after gardaí stopped a vehicle following a "managed containment operation" on the M50 in Dublin yesterday morning.

Planned increases in excise duty will not go ahead - Govt

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The planned reversal of excise duty fuel cuts in September and October will not go ahead, the Government has confirmed.

Irish excise on alcohol second highest in Europe - study

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Irish consumers pay the second highest excise duty on alcohol in Europe, according to new research.

Excise cuts should remain 'as long as necessary', says SF

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Sinn Féin Finance spokesperson Pearse Doherty has said the cuts in place on fuel excise duty should remain for "as long as they are necessary", adding that they should only increase when international prices begin to fall.