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Summer course hosted at Kildare boarding school fails to pay teachers up to €10k in wages
One of the teachers says their treatment is “a disgrace”.
Yesterday’s News
Ancient human remains found on Wexford beach
The remains were found yesterday, a day after Storm Ophelia ravaged the country.
The HSE has recorded 11 aggressive incidents against staff and patients A DAY since 2012
22,402 ‘incidents of harm’ have been put on record since January 2012.
Fitzmaurice to remain as Kerry boss until 2020 after show of support from county board
The 2018 season will be his sixth in charge of the Kingdom.
Ross 'very pleased' Fine Gael TDs and senators will not get a free vote on new drink-drive laws
The minister said he was happy Fine Gael had made a “mature decision” this evening.
House of Cards set closed after killer gunman opens fire in US business park
Three people have been killed and two people were injured in what’s believed to be a targeted attack.
Alleged victim of Michael Shine says he received €70,000 in compensation from Drogheda hospital
Michael Shine is a retired surgeon accused of indecently assaulting patients.
Taoiseach says banks' behaviour on tracker mortgages is 'scandalous'
Donohoe is calling in the bankers on Monday and Wednesday to “admonish” the chief executives.
Thank you: A letter from my Ophelia-hit house to those who helped us
Aine Bonner is grateful her family made it through the storm unscathed but with no power, no water and three kids under 7, she’s counting the cost.
As it happened: 'The Eighth has caused endless problems, you need to legislate'
The wording remains uncertain, but we’re having a referendum.
Family of Siobhán Phillips plead for help and repeat call for public inquiry into her shooting
Garda Tony Golden was shot dead by Siobhán’s abusive partner, Adrian Crevan Mackin in 2015.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Strong words at the Eighth Committee, and rainfall alert in place for 14 counties – it’s the Fix.
As it happened: Benfica v Manchester United, Bayern Munich v Celtic
We followed tonight’s group games in Lisbon and Munich.
Maths Week: Your Wednesday puzzle
Figure it out.
This robotic birthing 'mother' is being used to teach Irish medical students
The new RCSI building has installed robotic mannequins that can simulate the birthing process.
Liam Gallagher gig at Kildare airport gets go-ahead over objections of residents
Liam Gallagher is set to headline the Samhain festival at Kildare’s Weston Airport at the end of the month.
Mother of US soldier killed in Niger accuses Trump of 'disrespecting' her son
Hours earlier, Trump denied the claims that were made, saying that he had proof.
Ciara Kelly to take over George Hook's radio slot on Newstalk
The former GP had temporarily taken over the lunchtime slot following Hook’s suspension.
Irish man in his 30s dies while on honeymoon in the Maldives
The cause of the 30-year-old Dublin man’s death is unclear at present.
Murder accused said 'Sorry, I didn't mean to do it' when charged with fatal stabbing
Karl Haugh, a 25-year-old father-of-one, was stabbed in the back in Kilkee earlier this year.
Sean Maguire dismisses 'ridiculous' criticism of Cork City's title triumph
“We went 22 games unbeaten in the league but people seem to have forgotten about that,” he said.
Ireland's competition watchdog is probing reports of nursing homes ripping off elderly people
Nursing homes are reportedly charging residents extra for routine services like hairdressing.
Remains found on west coast beach confirmed as those of woman buried at sea
The remains were discovered by two walkers on a beach in north Clare in late September.
Houses evacuated as bomb squad makes explosive device safe in Limerick
The alarm was raised just before midday.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
The ESB is providing estimated recovery times for the 30% still without power after Ophelia
ESB Networks says that over 70% of those who lost power in Monday’s storm have had their service restored.
Appeal for information after teenage girl suffers facial injuries in Cork hit-and-run
The car involved is described as dark-coloured and is believed to have gone in the direction of Newtown.
Leo to Trump: That claim about our corporation tax rate was 'fake news'
The Taoiseach has slammed Trump for saying Ireland is set to reduce it’s rate to 8%.
Simon Zebo's future at Munster up in the air
The 27-year-old winger has refused to rule out a potential move away from the province.
Councillor says he was not being crude when he called colleague a 'SPUCmeister'
What is a SPUCmeister?
Jennifer Lawrence 'degraded and humiliated' by nude line-up during early years of her career
Lawrence is the latest Hollywood celebrity to speak out in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
Did you get a call from a Liberia-based number? Don't answer, it's a scam
ComReg advised consumers to be vigilant at all times.
Disappearance of Las Vegas shooting security guard raises questions
Jesus Campos “wants to tell his story at a time and place of his choosing.”
Poll: Are your book choices influenced by major awards?
Give it to us straight. Be honest.
Malta's Prime Minister calls murdered journalist his 'biggest adversary' but promises justice
Daphne Caruana Galizia had written stories on Maltese links to the Panama Papers leaks.
More Irish women than men have third-level qualifications
Women represented 52.2% of all third-level graduates in Ireland in 2016.
'People need to take responsibility': Laws could punish those who put emergency services at risk
There are already existing laws which could see people facing six months in jail in certain instances like this.
As Leo helps with Storm Ophelia clean-up, a new storm is brewing over pensions
Fianna Fáil is tabling a motion on the pensions issue today.
Ireland will play Australia in three-Test series next summer
Joe Schmidt’s side are set to visit Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne in June.
Status Yellow rainfall warning issued for 14 counties tomorrow
The weather is expected to deteriorate dramatically then on Friday with “very unsettled and changeable” conditions.
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Poll: Would you report wood being stockpiled for bonfires?
IT’S GETTING TO that time of year when the public is warned of the dangers of fireworks and illegal bonfires.
As Halloween edges closer, Dublin City Council has urged anyone who spots people stockpiling wooden pallets for a bonfire to contact them.
The council said it was carrying out dozens of raids to remove bonfire material right up to Halloween.
The council said it removed in excess of 420 tonnes of materials during the Halloween period last year, after receiving 280 reports from the public of stockpiling taking place.
So, this morning we’re asking: Would you report wood being stockpiled for bonfires?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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