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Brothers Niall (left) and Alan Magee, of Co. Wicklow, put the finishing touches to their sand sculpture on the Velvet Beach, Portmarnock, Co. Dublin yesterday. Pic: Billy Higgins


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		25% of schools report child abuse By Niall Murray, Education Correspondent ONE in four primary schools has reported suspected child abuse to health authorities, a survey of school child protection staff has revealed.

		Aer Lingus passengers vent anger after being left stranded By Sean O’Riordan and Claire O’Sullivan FURIOUS passengers have criticised Aer Lingus after they were stranded in Berlin for more than 24 hours.

		China struggles to bury dead as strong aftershock causes havoc By John Ruwitch, Beichuan CHINA struggled to bury its dead and help tens of thousands of injured and homeless yesterday when a powerful aftershock brought new havoc, four days after an earthquake thought to have killed more than 50,000.

		Bin Laden audio message targets Israel and ‘its allies’ By Lin Noueihed, Dubai OSAMA bin Laden vowed in an audio tape, to mark Israel’s 60th anniversary, to continue to fight the Jewish state and its allies in the West.

		Sizzling showdown on the cards By Charlie Mulqueen, Adare Manor WITH four home players within touching distance of a leader who is unlikely to stay the pace and the weather forecast still looking good, the stage is set for a memorable climax to the Irish Open at Adare Manor.

		Debenhams takes a €17m hit By Business Reporter DEBENHAMS recorded a loss of more than €17 million at its Irish shops in 2007 as it took a hit on the integration of Roches Stores.


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