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Irish Budget 2027
'Simply untenable': 1,200-bed DCU student development scrapped over soaring costs
Lack of purpose-built student accommodation and transport infrastructure creating 'appalling' gridlock around MTU campus in Bishopstown

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Ireland Legal Aid
High Court to hear Palestinian student visa cases amid urgent Gaza concerns
At least eight Palestinian students are challenging visa refusals as lawyers warn of the urgency created by the Gaza evacuation deadline

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Integration of Gaelic games
GAA's delayed integration with ladies associations 'not a gender issue', says Jarlath Burns
The GAA president said he believes Ms McAleese stepped down because the 2027 deadline for integration was going to be missed

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Greyhound funding tops €20m for first time under Budget 2027
Greyhound funding tops €20m for first time under Budget 2027
Horse and greyhound fund will rise by €2.9m next year to €102m

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Education Feature
Number of children requiring special education placements is 'evolving all the time', says minister 
The Department of Education figures put the number of children receiving support for special educational needs now at 250,000, growing from 70,000 a decade ago

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

RTE pay revelations
RTÉ rejects minister’s claim reforms have been slow as €20m funding cut confirmed
Kevin Bakhurst said RTÉ had made commitments based on its multi-annual agreement and warned the funding reduction would affect its strategy

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

State pension will rise to €350 a week by 2030, Taoiseach promises
State pension will rise to €350 a week by 2030, Taoiseach promises
Micheál Martin defended the Coalition’s €10 increase in the State pension in Tuesday’s budget, as the opposition accused him of breaking a promise to raise it by €12 each year

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Ireland to miss climate targets with renewable energy being 'cannibalised by data centres'
Ireland to miss climate targets with renewable energy being 'cannibalised by data centres'
Ireland could not 'credibly take leadership on a fossil fuel phase-out while simultaneously pushing new fossil fuel infrastructure and ever-expanding energy demand driven through the proliferation of data centres', Dáil committee hears

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Before We Die
Disability campaign group plans election push after ‘betrayal’ over Budget 2027 funding
Before We Die founder Tony Murray said the campaign will target politicians through leaflets, posters and constituency-level campaigning

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Rotunda Hospital row
HSE regions 'cannot do everything every year'
Health minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill was speaking at a budget briefing on Wednesday morning

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Nigerian criminals deemed too 'high risk' to deport on commercial flight removed on charter aircraft
Nigerian criminals deemed too 'high risk' to deport on commercial flight removed on charter aircraft
The six men had accumulated 75 criminal convictions while living in Ireland

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

An ASOS delivery package resting on the floor along with letters received in the mail.
ASOS investigating ‘unauthorised activity’ after Irish customers receive hacking notification
The retailer said names and contact details may have been accessed but payment-card information and passwords were not affected

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Irish Budget 2027
Budget 2027: €5,000 Help to Buy increase will have ‘negligible’ impact on house prices, says Harris
Simon Harris also defended retaining USC and highlighted tax cuts when questioned about support for single people and pensioners

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Government defends budget spending despite strong criticism from fiscal watchdog 
Government defends budget spending despite strong criticism from fiscal watchdog 
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council warned that rising deficits and reliance on corporation tax leave the public finances exposed

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Man, 40s, in critical condition after two men attempt e-scooter theft in Dundalk
Man, 40s, in critical condition after two men attempt e-scooter theft in Dundalk
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses 

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Fianna Fail Enterprise Roundtable
'Determination' to scrap carer's allowance means testing during lifetime of Government, minister says
However, Mr Calleary said he has "other priorities" to focus on first

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

NI ministers visit London
Three unionist parties back motion of no confidence in NI First Minister Michelle O’Neill
No confidence motions have also been listed against Northern Ireland's finance minister John O’Dowd, economy minister Caoimhe Archibald and infrastructure minister Liz Kimmins over their alleged backing of a protest on the Garvaghy Road against the Drumcree Orange Order parade

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

€8.5bn Budget 2027 package ‘totally devoid of ambition’
€8.5bn Budget 2027 package ‘totally devoid of ambition’
A sprinkling of financial supports across childcare, income tax, and disabilities will leave no one satisfied, writes Elaine Loughlin

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: Here are the changes to pensions and other welfare payments and when they kick in
Budget 2027: Here are the changes to pensions and other welfare payments and when they kick in
Everything you need to know about pensions and other social welfare payments announced in Budget 2027 

Wed, 07 Oct, 2026

Child playing with colorful toys at the learning center or in kindergarten
Budget 2027: Cap on childcare fees will not apply to facilities outside of Core Funding model
At her post-budget press conference, children's minister Norma Foley confirmed that some parents will pay more.

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Irish Budget 2027
Personal investment accounts are 'not a get-rich-quick scheme', says Simon Harris
He also said that while this is phase one of the scheme, phase two could include accounts for children

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: Dara Calleary vows to build on new cost-of-disability payment 
Budget 2027: Dara Calleary vows to build on new cost-of-disability payment 
Social protection minister said the new €500 payment 'needs to be co-designed... with the input of disabled people themselves, and that's what we're going to do'

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

As it happened: Budget 2027 sees tax changes, a social welfare boost, and cigarettes price hike
As it happened: Budget 2027 sees tax changes, a social welfare boost, and cigarettes price hike
Follow all the latest Budget 2027 announcements, political reaction and analysis as the Government unveils its spending plans in the Dáil

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Space and Ireland’s Secret Service: The things you might have missed from Budget 2027
Space and Ireland’s Secret Service: The things you might have missed from Budget 2027
But while the main parts of the budget have been spoken and written about at length, these may have been missed

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: Core funding for childcare can be suspended 'at any time', says Department of Children 
Budget 2027: Core funding for childcare can be suspended 'at any time', says Department of Children 
The new expenditure controls have been confirmed across all Government departments, following overspends in 2026 in the Department of Education

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: Student contribution fees to be cut permanently 
Budget 2027: Student contribution fees to be cut permanently 
The Department of Further and Higher Education will receive a budget allocation of €5.3bn for 2027

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Two men arrested after drone crashes into prison service college in Portlaoise
Two men arrested after drone crashes into prison service college in Portlaoise
Two men were arrested at the scene and are being detained at a garda station in the Eastern Region

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: The main takeaways
Budget 2027: The main takeaways
Tax, housing, childcare, health, welfare and transport all feature in the Government's latest budget package. Here's a quick guide to the main announcements

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: Fuel protest leaders warn action ‘will go ahead’ over diesel and petrol costs
Budget 2027: Fuel protest leaders warn action ‘will go ahead’ over diesel and petrol costs
Fuel protest leaders say hauliers and agricultural contractors are facing mounting costs and are preparing for further action

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: Retailers claim tax hike on cigarettes will push smokers towards black market
Budget 2027: Retailers claim tax hike on cigarettes will push smokers towards black market
Revenue estimated about 45.9 million illegal cigarettes were consumed in 2025, at a loss of about €648m to the exchequer

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Has the budget done enough to address persistent underfunding in Irish education?
Has the budget done enough to address persistent underfunding in Irish education?
Full details of the department’s €14.4bn budget for 2027 will be outlined on Wednesday

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: Parents want State to buy and build facilities to fill ‘childcare deserts’
Budget 2027: Parents want State to buy and build facilities to fill ‘childcare deserts’
Many parents said in a survey said they would like to see the State pay childcare workers' wages directly

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: Better access to out-of-hours GPs with €1.6bn increase in health spending
Budget 2027: Better access to out-of-hours GPs with €1.6bn increase in health spending
Mental health budget will receive an additional €108m for 2027, up 7%, to €1.657bn

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Elderly stock
HSE figures show surge in complaints of institutional abuse in nursing homes 
A spokesperson for the HSE said that 'numerous factors' could be responsible

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Primary school stock
Teachers to stage two 24-hour strikes as public sector pay dispute escalates
The INTO has begun work-to-rule action, with teachers also joining a wider public service strike planned for October 14

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: Funding for 1,000 additional gardaí and 200 prison officers
Budget 2027: Funding for 1,000 additional gardaí and 200 prison officers
Budget 2027 also includes funding for youth justice, domestic violence initiatives, courts modernisation and alternatives to prison

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: Social welfare rates to rise by €10 a week as disability supports increase
Budget 2027: Social welfare rates to rise by €10 a week as disability supports increase
The measures include increases to welfare rates, Fuel Allowance and Living Alone Allowance, alongside targeted child poverty supports

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: 'You will see more hauliers going to the wall'
Budget 2027: 'You will see more hauliers going to the wall'
An extended pause on the reintroduction of fuel excises is a welcome reprieve, but longer-term measures to ease away from volatile fossil fuels are lacking, according to the chairperson of the Cork branch of the Irish Road Hauliers Association

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Witness appeal after teenager forced into bin and rolled onto train tracks in 'appalling attack'
Witness appeal after teenager forced into bin and rolled onto train tracks in 'appalling attack'
Iarnród Éireann has described it as an appalling attack, which had the potential to be fatal, and is asking anyone with information to contact gardaí.

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

An upset Asian teenage boy student, dressed in casual outfit, sits on a stairway reading on his smartphone with a backpack besid
Four in 10 young people say mental health support not affordable
Respondents want affordable support and access to relevant information

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

A5 road upgrade
Appeal Court quashes ruling that A5 project cannot proceed
A ruling that the delayed €2 billion (£1. 7 billion) A5 road upgrade cannot proceed in its current form has been quashed in the Court of Appeal in Belfast. The 93.

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027 will be 'a budget for workers', says public expenditure minister
Budget 2027 will be 'a budget for workers', says public expenditure minister
The minister said the budget comes amid “real geopolitical uncertainty”, saying this is why he focused on moderating day-to-day spending

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: €5k boost to new home grant — but first-time buyer stamp duty won't be scrapped
Budget 2027: €5k boost to new home grant — but first-time buyer stamp duty won't be scrapped
People buying second-hand properties will miss out after a proposal to scrap stamp duty was dumped at the last hour

Tue, 06 Oct, 2026

Fianna Fail think in - Tullamore
Budget 2027: €108m rise in mental health funding to include six more 'solace cafes'
Mental health budget agreed by Mary Butler is rising 7% to €1.657bn, including the rollout of more solace cafes after the success of such initiatives in Galway and Limerick

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Shot of Modern Data Center With Multiple Rows of Operational Server Racks. Modern High-Tech Database Super Computer Clean Room.
Data centres are 'supercharging' Irish businesses, Oireachtas AI committee to hear
Tom Parlon will tell TDs and senators that 'Irish supply chain companies have positioned themselves as world leaders' due to the 'head start from the data centre industry'

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Rural pubs set for €15m budget package
Rural pubs set for €15m budget package
It follows a proposal from the Vintners Federation of Ireland

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Teachers 'in this for the long haul' after first day of work-to-rule industrial action
Teachers 'in this for the long haul' after first day of work-to-rule industrial action
Teachers' unions to join proposed countrywide strike on October 14

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Protest against HSE proposal to shut Navan A&E
Aontú eyes fuel price cap and sanctions for civil servants in alternative budget plan
Peadar Tóibín suggested senior civil servants could face penalties 'up to and including them losing their jobs' where significant waste occurs on projects

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

House sales
Budget 2027: First-time buyer stamp duty will not be abolished
It comes amid disagreements between Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael regarding the changes to stamp duty, which would alleviate pressure on first-time buyers.

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

New legal year
US sanctions ‘assault against the rule of law’, ICC president tells Four Courts
International Criminal Court has 'faced several obstacles since our establishment, but this has intensified significantly during the last few years'

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Disruptive Ryanair passengers
Carbon emissions from flights out of Ireland's airports climbed 7% in first six months of year
Irish Aviation Authority found flights emitted 1.7 million tonnes of carbon dioxide

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Enhanced medical care for industrial school survivors 'not working'
Enhanced medical care for industrial school survivors 'not working'
Miriam Moriarty Owens said the lack of communication between Government departments and the professionals expected to deliver the services is at the heart of the problem

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Mental health symptoms of Parkinson's disease that impact quality of life 'often overlooked'
Mental health symptoms of Parkinson's disease that impact quality of life 'often overlooked'
There is emerging evidence patients with the condition can experience increased levels of anxiety or depression

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Solicitors industrial action
Government considering 'more generous scheme' for people close to qualifying for citizenship
The Government is examining ways to ease the impact of proposed citizenship reforms on people who were expecting to qualify under the current five-year residency rule

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Pair of long-lost books returned to Mayo library after 105 and 71 years
Pair of long-lost books returned to Mayo library after 105 and 71 years
“Thank goodness for all concerned, libraries in Ireland have consigned late fines firmly to the past,” Mayo County Library said. 

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Internet abuse
Rapid rise in AI-generated child abuse content, warns watchdog
The number of AI-generated child sexual abuse images identified this year has already exceeded last year's total, with campaigners warning that regulation is struggling to keep pace with the technology

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Irish attitudes towards immigration broadly positive, report finds
Irish attitudes towards immigration broadly positive, report finds
Integration is most effective when it focuses on improving conditions for everyone in a community rather than focusing singularly on projects for migrants, the report says

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

National Economic Dialogue
Budget 2027: College fees to be cut by €1,500 for parents with two children in college
Higher education minister James Lawless secured fee discounts where families have multiple students in third-level education.

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Drumcree Orange Order parade
Drumcree dispute back before court in fresh bid to stop Orange Order parade
The weekend saw shows of support on both sides of the dispute – with a gathering in the loyalist Edgarstown Estate as well as a large-scale political rally on the Garvaghy Road on Saturday.

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Calculation Euro
Social welfare, tax changes, and childcare costs: Everything we know about the budget so far 
People set to benefit from tax band changes, cuts to childcare costs, and reduced college fees, writes Political Correspondent Louise Burne

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Venomous snakes much likelier to have bright colours than harmless counterparts, Galway researchers find
Venomous snakes much likelier to have bright colours than harmless counterparts, Galway researchers find
The research saw the report's authors analyse more than 450 snake species using thousands of photographs

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

IRISH US
Communications 'breakdown' may have contributed to 418% hike in refusals of Palestinian study visas
Taoiseach's claim had been disputed by lawyers representing applicants

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Thousands of teachers to begin first stage of work-to-rule campaign
Thousands of teachers to begin first stage of work-to-rule campaign
Teachers will join more than 100,000 public sector workers who began their work-to-rule last week, initiated after delays in agreeing a new public sector pay deal

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Money in old hands
Nearly €1bn in social welfare overpayments not recovered by the State
€354m was lost because of unrecovered overpayments between 2016 and 2025 — in addition to an outstanding debt balance of €597.4m at the end of 2015

Mon, 05 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: Proposed childcare package could save some parents €1,000 a year
Budget 2027: Proposed childcare package could save some parents €1,000 a year
The Irish Examiner understands that while negotiations are still ongoing, 'good progress was made' on childcare costs.

Sun, 04 Oct, 2026

Tributes to photographer Colin Keegan who died in Co Meath crash
Tributes to photographer Colin Keegan who died in Co Meath crash
Press Photographers Ireland president Dan Linehan said his fellow photographers would mourn the loss of a man who 'captured the heart, soul, and history of Ireland'

Sun, 04 Oct, 2026

Bereaved senator Gerard Craughwell calls for reform of power of attorney process
Bereaved senator Gerard Craughwell calls for reform of power of attorney process
Mr Craughwell, whose wife Helen died in August, said 'it is extremely complex and quite expensive to complete an enduring power of attorney'

Sun, 04 Oct, 2026

Drumcree Orange Order parade
Kneecap arrive in Portadown to support Garvaghy Road residents
Móglaí Bap, Mo Chara and DJ Próvaí went to a local school before meeting residents at the Drumcree Community Centre on Sunday

Sun, 04 Oct, 2026

Budget 2027: What can renters and first-time buyers expect? 
Budget 2027: What can renters and first-time buyers expect? 
What measures could be on the way for renters and people looking to buy a house?

Sun, 04 Oct, 2026

National Ploughing Championships 2026
Budget 2027: Wiggle room for tax band increases but USC going nowhere 
If the tax band increases from €44,000 to €46,000, it would put €400 back in people’s pockets

Sun, 04 Oct, 2026

Drumcree Orange Order parade
Kneecap expected to visit Garvaghy Road amid Drumcree parade dispute
It comes as a sustained standoff continues a week on from when the loyal order march was originally supposed to go ahead.

Sun, 04 Oct, 2026

Yves Sakila vigil
Gardaí seeking to speak to woman in Yves Sakila death investigation
Mr Sakila, 35, was pronounced dead in hospital after an incident at the Arnotts department store on Henry Street.

Sun, 04 Oct, 2026

Social media app icons displayed on Apple iPhone
Global action needed to protect young people from digital media perils, researchers suggest
The three-paper series, published in the Lancet, includes a major analysis of reviews comprising nine million people under the age of 25.

Sun, 04 Oct, 2026

Artificial Intelligence AI Assistant Apps - ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, Meta AI, Grok
OpenAI safety leader quits amid further expert warning of '50% chance we all die' because of AI
David Robinson, who led the writing of safety reports that accompanied the ChatGPT developer’s product releases, said he quit because OpenAI's "culture is broken”.

Sun, 04 Oct, 2026

Garda sign on car hood
Witness appeal as woman dies after being struck by vehicle 
The incident occurred at North Wall Quay, Dublin, on September 26

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Military accident
Man, 50s, dies following crash involving motorcycle and car
The crash occurred at around 12.15pm on Saturday on the R156 at Harlockstown, Dunboyne

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Cairde Fail president's dinner
Taoiseach: Boycott of Israel match may 'harm' Ireland with no benefit to Palestinians
Pro-Palestinian groups have called on the FAI and players to scrap the Uefa Nations League fixture over Israel’s war in Gaza and illegal settlements in the West Bank

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Cairde Fail president's dinner
Budget 2027: Government likely to remove carbon tax increases on kerosene and home heating oil
The Taoiseach also confirmed that there will be double Christmas payments for those in receipt of social welfare

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Drumcree Orange Order parade
'I never heard such nonsense': O’Neill criticises Bryant comments about Drumcree stand-off
Michelle O’Neill, the deputy leader of Sinn Féin, was speaking as thousands of people gathered for a rally in support of Garvaghy Road residents who are opposed to an Orange Order march through their community

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
Simon Harris and wife Caoimhe welcome new baby girl just days before budget 
His wife Caoimhe gave birth to the couple’s third child on Friday

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Garda sign on building
Woman in her 20s seriously injured in Drogheda e-bike collision
Gardaí are seeking witnesses and dashcam footage after the collision on John Street in Drogheda last week

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Garda lantern sign
Serious collision involving car and motorcycle closes road in Co Meath
Gardaí and emergency services remain at the scene, with local traffic diversions in place following the lunchtime collision

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Drumcree Orange Order parade
Rival rallies organised as Drumcree stand-off continues
Community events for both sides of the Drumcree parade dispute are to take place as a stand-off between the Orange Order and Garvaghy Road residents continued for a seventh day.

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Calculation Euro
Budget 2027: Ministers fear ‘nobody will be happy’ after bruising spending talks
Ministers have been forced to rein in spending demands, with several departments warning of difficult choices and potential cuts

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Signing Last Will & Testament
Inheritance tax thresholds set for ‘modest’ increases in Budget 2027
Ministers are still haggling over welfare increases, childcare costs, transport funding and housing measures ahead of Tuesday’s announcement

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Screening for brain tumours should be routine for under 50s, says neurosurgeon
Screening for brain tumours should be routine for under 50s, says neurosurgeon
Early detection can mean people live longer, clinical director at the national neurosciences centre at Beaumont Hospital has said

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Co. Monaghan crash
New victims of crime report calls for commissioner, child supports and compensation reform
The 47 recommendations include child-centred justice procedures, better compensation access and improved support for bereaved families

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Fianna Fail think in - Tullamore
Law Society renews call for mediation in criminal legal aid row
Rosemarie Loftus said ongoing disruption was affecting court users as solicitors raised two key concerns over the new fee system

Sat, 03 Oct, 2026

Primary school stock
TUI to join other teaching unions in industrial action from Monday 
Teachers will begin by not responding to emails and calls outside of working hours

Fri, 02 Oct, 2026

A person's hands are typing on a laptop displaying hacker code, highlighting issues of cyber security, privacy threats, and serv
Irish security services engage with UK universities amid growing concern over Chinese espionage
Revelation follows rare public intervention by the British security service MI5, warning British universities that China’s intelligence apparatus is behind 'front education companies' that fund British academics in return for access to research

Fri, 02 Oct, 2026

National Economic Dialogue
Government forecast to record €1.4bn Exchequer deficit, according to pre-budget White Paper
Wider returns show the Government recorded a surplus of €2.4bn at the end of September, compared to a €1.4bn surplus in the same period as last year.

Fri, 02 Oct, 2026

Crossnacreevy incident
Two dead following workplace incident in Co Down
The emergency services are at the scene on the Ballygowan Road in Crossnacreevy.

Fri, 02 Oct, 2026

Mother of pro-Palestine activist urges Government to send observer to his trial in Germany
Mother of pro-Palestine activist urges Government to send observer to his trial in Germany
German prosecutors say he was part of a group who trespassed onto a site owned by Israel’s Elbit Systems last September, shouting pro-Palestinian slogans as equipment was destroyed

Fri, 02 Oct, 2026

USA stock market design
Corporation tax receipts jump to €4.9bn in September as multinationals pay early
Multinationals brought forward tax payments, boosting September receipts but prompting the Department of Finance to lower its near-term forecast

Fri, 02 Oct, 2026

Tuam mother and baby homes
Remains of further 10 infants recovered from former mother and baby institution
The search, which began in July last year, has so far discovered the remains of 109 infants at the site

Fri, 02 Oct, 2026

World Leaders Gather For United Nations General Assembly
Palestinian student visa refusals to Ireland rise 418% this year
Most of the students had secured fully funded places at Irish universities, with appeals and four High Court challenges now underway

Fri, 02 Oct, 2026

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