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Garda cameras to be installed in areas where high-profile incidents occurred last year
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New Operation Citizen aims to create an environment so ‘people can enjoy themselves’
Dublin Mayor aims to target open drug dealing and homelessness in city
Alison Gilliland says issues are priority for group tackling problems in city centre
Last days of lockdown: Has crime really increased in Dublin?
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Olympian Jack Woolley says he ‘got off light’ during Dublin city attack
Taekwondo fighter was assaulted while out in Dublin city centre over the weekend
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Irish Olympian Jack Woolley has surgery after assault in Dublin
No arrests made and investigations are ongoing, garda spokesman says
Irish Olympian Jack Woolley assaulted in Dublin city
Taekwondo fighter (22) received treatment in hospital for injuries to his face
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Tokyo 2020: No dress rehearsal for the moment an Olympic dream is crushed
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Delight and anguish were both on view as reality of competition takes hold
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Mary Hannigan: From dressage to diving to Taekwondo to loopy, roundy, kicky things
Tokyo 2020 Day 1: Irish in action and best of the rest
Jack Woolley makes history in taekwondo while the women's hockey team begin
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Team Ireland contains some new kids on the block who are out to win gold
Ian O’Riordan: Olympic documentary series keeps focus despite shifting horizons
Darragh Bambrick’s three-part series looks at nine Irish athletes on the long road to Tokyo
Rhys McClenaghan: ‘It would be almost silly not to aim for gold every time’
Irish gymnast looking forward to renewing his pommel horse rivalry with Britain’s Max Whitlock
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Athletes keep their eye on the prize as they eschew the negativity that drags others down
Jack Woolley: ‘there’s absolutely no reason I can’t win the gold medal’
Skinny Irish kid no longer just a taekwondo novelty but a real threat for Olympic medals
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Some of Ireland’s leadings sportspeople and writers have their say on the year ahead
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Johnny Watterson looks at the year ahead as sport, like life, tries to get back to normal
Tokyo dreaming: Ireland’s Olympics team slowly taking shape
Ireland could send as many as 90 athletes to Japan – an increase on Brazil four years ago
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Tallaght man will go to Tokyo as his country’s first ever participant in the sport
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