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		‘NUMBED AND DEVASTATED’ By Abigail Rieley THE family of Meg Walsh said they were “numbed and devastated” after her husband was yesterday found not guilty of her murder.

		Cúl Croker: GAA tackles carbon bootprint By Conor Kane IT IS back to the future for the GAA as fans are to be told to cycle to big Croke Park games with “hang sangwiches” strapped to their saddles, eschewing the modern-day evils of the motorcar.

		UN begins Burma mission as access row continues THE UN is preparing to send two planeloads of food and relief items to Burma today to provide aid in the aftermath of the cyclone that has killed tens of thousands.

		Time to have a word in Hillary’s ear With Hillary Clinton refusing to bow out of the Democratic presidential race, John McCain watches his hopes rise, Karen McCarthy reports from Washington.

		Fergie blasts Bolton’s attitude By Graham Chase ALEX FERGUSON yesterday claimed that title rivals Chelsea’s final fixture of the season will be against a Bolton side that has ‘‘been out celebrating all week’’ and hit out at claims Manchester United will have it easy at Wigan.

		Marginal rise in industrial output By Brian O’Mahony, Chief Business Correspondent TOTAL Irish industrial output to March 2008 was 7% higher on an annual basis over the March 2007 figure, according to provisional figures released yesterday by the Central Statistics Office.


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