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Eir To Pay €2.45M Penalty Following Investigation Into Overcharging
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Eir to pay €2.45m penalty following investigation into overcharging
Housing Asylum Seekers Is 'A Collective Endeavour' — Tánaiste
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Housing asylum seekers is 'a collective endeavour' — Tánaiste
Woman Could Not Buy Husband’s Headstone Due To ‘Colossal’ Energy Bill, Dáil Told
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Woman could not buy husband’s headstone due to ‘colossal’ energy bill, Dáil told
Tribunal Urged To Consider Chant On Livestream ‘Could Not Have Been Foreseen’
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Tribunal urged to consider chant on livestream ‘could not have been foreseen’
Warring Ice-Cream Salesmen Agree To Freeze Row During Summer Months
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Warring ice-cream salesmen agree to freeze row during summer months
Ballina Community Project Shortlisted For Prestigious New Eu Prize
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Ballina community project shortlisted for prestigious new EU prize
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Residential Property Prices Increase By 3.9% Up To March 2023
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Residential property prices increase by 3.9% up to March 2023
Complaints Of Anti-Social Behaviour On Luas Up 27% Last Year To Over 1,000 Cases
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Complaints of anti-social behaviour on Luas up 27% last year to over 1,000 cases
Trial Of Man Accused Of Murdering Ashling Murphy Postponed Until Autumn
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Trial of man accused of murdering Ashling Murphy postponed until autumn
Prosecution Of Garda Involved In 2021 Crash 'Disgraceful', Says Alan Kelly
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Prosecution of garda involved in 2021 crash 'disgraceful', says Alan Kelly
Over 20% Of Motorists Have Or Know Someone Who Has Exaggerated An Insurance Claim
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Over 20% of motorists have or know someone who has exaggerated an insurance claim
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Gra Warn Of Recruitment And Retention Issues Within The Force After Targets Missed Repeatedly
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GRA warn of recruitment and retention issues within the force after targets missed repeatedly
Greater Community Engagement And Resources Needed To House Asylum Seekers, Says Charity
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Greater community engagement and resources needed to house asylum seekers, says charity
What The Papers Say: Wednesday's Front Pages
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What the papers say: Wednesday's front pages
Irish Government Will Not Forget Duty To Troubles Victims, Says Harris
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Irish Government will not forget duty to Troubles victims, says Harris
Department In Dispute With Kildare Council Over Using Property For Accommodation
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Department in dispute with Kildare Council over using property for accommodation
Pedestrian In Serious Condition After Being Hit By Bus In Waterford
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Pedestrian in serious condition after being hit by bus in Waterford
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