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Waterford Investigation: Gardaí have renewed their appeal for witnesses after an arson attack killed four members of a family. Two children remain critically ill; vehicles and electronic devices have been seized as the murder investigation continues. Public Sector Strike: Around 300,000 workers walked out, disrupting schools, hospitals and public services. Taoiseach Micheál Martin hopes talks can avert another planned strike next week. World Cup Hopes: Ireland’s women thrashed Kazakhstan to set up a December playoff against Poland, with a place at the World Cup at stake. Energy Costs: Work on the long-delayed North-South electricity interconnector is due to begin next year; the Government says it could cut annual bills by up to €150 million. Food Recall: The FSAI has warned consumers not to eat affected batches of Ready Brek and Tesco porridge after flour beetles were found.

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