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high prices
Energy providers in Ireland are not making ‘excessive profit’, regulator says
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garda recruitment
Garda trainee recruitment drive gets under way, with applications closing in three weeks
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Murder Investigation
Gardaí investigating 2009 murder of Liam Murray begin searching land in Rathfarnham
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good news
Irish student takes European prize at world's largest teen environmental competition
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settlers
Ireland leads push for EU-wide sanctions on violent Israeli settlers in occupied West Bank
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Courts
Man who sexually abused two young cousins he was babysitting jailed for nine years
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Industrial Action
Unions said ambulance personnel will provide emergency cover during strike action
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Littleconnell
Diageo is selling so much Guinness right now that it needs a new brewery
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Waterford
Asbestos identified in buildings severely damaged by fire at Waterford city industrial estate
An independent asbestos consultancy has been appointed to monitor the environment throughout the remediation works.
Air monitoring conducted yesterday did not detect elevated asbestos fibre concentrations in the air.
An independent asbestos consultancy has been appointed to monitor the environment throughout the remediation works.
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Fethard Road
Woman seriously injured after hit-and-run collision involving car and e-bike in Co Tipperary
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hantavirus
Irish passengers from hantavirus-hit ship begin quarantining at HSE-run facility
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Ukraine
EU pushes back on Putin's suggestion of ex-German chancellor Gerhard Schroeder as Ukraine mediator
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next generation of builders
Hear me out: Every new school building site should also be a classroom
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Media Ban
Newspapers criticise 'à la carte approach' to allowing reporters into local safety committees
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Pretty Vacant
Here are the 13 vacant and derelict buildings that Ireland's councils asked to CPO in April
Six councils sought to CPO properties via An Coimisiún Pleanála last month.
Last month, six councils tried to CPO just three properties across the country.
Under laws introduced in 1990, every local council keeps a Derelict Sites Register to encourage owners to bring vacant houses and land into use.
Councils can then attempt to force owners to sell them - but most go through the commission if an owner objects.
Sunday
10 May
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Frontline staff
'I'd no money for food, the diesel light was on in my car': Student nurses on cost of living
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public appeal
Gardaí thank public for their assistance after missing schoolgirl found safe and well
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On The Road
Government jet leaves Tenerife with two Irish passengers who were on hantavirus-hit cruise ship
They will be taken to an HSE facility when they arrive home and quarantine “for a period of time”, the Department of Health said.
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Pay Scales
HSE 'regrets' decision for some National Ambulance Service workers to begin industrial action
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tycor
Public asked to avoid area after major fire at Waterford city industrial estate
Waterford City and County Council said an analysis is taking place to determine if there’s an asbestos bound cement roof on the building.
From The 42
senior football championship
Clifford goal proves key as Kerry come good to defeat Cork in Munster final
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War in Ukraine
Minister mulling plan to offer payments to Ukrainian refugees who return home
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an coimisiún toghcháin
Some 300,000 names removed from electoral register in the last two years
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Dublin Airport
Legislation to scrap Dublin Airport passenger cap to go to Cabinet this month
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Recovery
Life with a stoma: My worst nightmare became a reality, but this has given me my life back
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Flutter
Why the share price at Ireland’s biggest gambling company has crashed by over 60%
The stock price for Flutter, the firm behind Paddy Power, is currently tanking, and is down to a third of the price that it was at less than a year ago.
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The Morning Lead
'We need clear rules': Couple charged over €1k in monthly service fees for Galway flat
A case that saw tenants charged close to €14,000 in one year for added-on service charges has been highlighted by renter groups.
Saturday
9 May
