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The Morning Lead
'What's the cut-off point?' - Planners and experts give their view on the illegal Meath mansion
“As a nation, we are far too tolerant of letting people do what they want with their properties,” said one housing expert.
Friday
20 Mar
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Animal Welfare
Ireland will not follow Scotland and Wales in banning greyhound racing, Minister says
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blakes cross
Man (40s) charged in connection with three-vehicle collision in north Dublin last year
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Ballydehob
Saoirse Ronan granted planning permission to demolish and rebuild home in west Cork
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petrol and diesel
Tánaiste hints at excise duty cut next week to help alleviate rising fuel costs
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carrickphierish
Two children hospitalised after falling from apartment balcony in Waterford city
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Leased land
Duke of Devonshire seeking 'exorbitant' rent hikes from Lismore farmers, Dáil told
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Carrickfinn Airport
Donegal to Dublin flight used by cancer patients could soon be reinstated, local TD says
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FSAI
Recall issued for Dunnes Stores tortilla wraps due to possible presence of metal
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Monaghan
Man in his 70s arrested in connection with investigation into illegal cockfighting
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White House
Trump thinks Connolly is a man: Misgendering women in power isn’t a mistake — it’s a pattern
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Limerick District Court
Man (19) appears in court charged with dangerous driving causing death of nurse Áine O'Reilly
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transport infrastructure ireland
Blind woman who claims she wasn't told home would be demolished for Metrolink launches complaint
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ira bombings
Gerry Adams says withdrawn UK civil case against him ‘verged on show trial’
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Faughan Hill
Diggers begin demolition of Co Meath home built without planning permission
Diggers and heavy machinery arrived at the Co Meath property today.
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jeffrey epstein
Gardaí looking into 'Epstein Files' floats at St Patrick's Day parades
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Courts
‘I forgive, but I will never forget’: Au pair's victim statement after assault by multinational manager
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University College Dublin
UCD lecturer appears in court on 140 charges of hacking students' data and harassment
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shelter
‘Generous but horrible at admin’: Sean Hughes' £4m estate given to charity after legal saga
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Irish Cancer Society
Daffodil Day: This year, 44,000 people will hear the words 'you’ve got cancer'
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Meningitis
Family of teenager who died from meningitis call for better protection as UK cases rise to 29
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fáilte fee
Dublin City Council is considering a tourist tax of up to €5 per night for visitors
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Arlene Foster
House of Lords pass proposal by former DUP leader that would criminalise saying ‘Up the Ra’
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forecast
‘Pleasant’ day in store but rain and further unsettled weather to come next week
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right to be forgotten
Remission period for cancer survivors seeking mortgage protection to be lowered to five years
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davitt road
Man (40s) assaulted in Drimnagh last night, leading to closure of Suir Road Luas stop
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Rogue Landlords
Rogue landlords: We know Ireland can enforce planning laws — just not when tenants need it
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amazon web services
Amazon moves ahead with 350 redundancies in Ireland on voluntary first basis
Meanwhile Tiktok has informed a group of under 30 workers that their jobs are at risk due to increases in automation.
Thursday
19 Mar
