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- 17:19 Talty not keen on Stars top job
- 17:14 Breast implants tests 'encouraging'
- 17:13 Closed rail line could be reopened
- 17:08 Ryanair rival boosts city services
- 16:58 Kearns tipped for Limerick return
- 16:23 Incinerator plans face challenge
- 15:48 Iran issues nukes warning to Israel
- 15:33 15 women rescued from trafficking
Talty not keen on Stars top job (17:19)
Former Galway star Brian Talty has ruled himself out of contention for the vacant football management post in his native county.
Breast implants tests 'encouraging' (17:14)
Tests on breast implants manufactured by a French company have found no evidence of cancer-causing substances, experts said.
Closed rail line could be reopened (17:13)
Two private firms are vying to run a new rail service between Waterford and Rosslare, it emerged after transport chiefs signed off on the closure of the line.
Ryanair rival boosts city services (17:08)
Low-cost airline bmibaby is to schedule extra flights from Belfast after Ryanair said it was pulling out of the city.
Kearns tipped for Limerick return (16:58)
Liam Kearns could be set to return for a second spell as manager of the Limerick footballers.
Incinerator plans face challenge (16:23)
Controversial plans to build an incinerator at Lough Neagh are to be challenged in the High Court in Belfast.
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