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1. #MINIMUM WAGE: The increase in the national minimum wage rate did not lead to greater unemployment among minimum wage workers, according to a new study published by the ESRI and the Low Pay Commission.
2. #NORTH KOREA: CIA Director Mike Pompeo recently travelled to North Korea to meet leader Kim Jong-un.
3. #EDUCATION: St Thomas’ Special School in Dublin, of which all students are Travellers, has been notified that its funding will be cut in June.
4. #RIP: Former US First Lady Barbara Bush has died at the age of 92.
5. #THE EIGHTH: Dublin City Council has received 30 complaints about posters related to the Eighth Amendment referendum.
6. #STATUS RED: The government is to oppose a Sinn Féin Bill that proposes to close places of work for the duration of a Status Red weather warning.
7. #SOUTHWEST AIRLINES: A woman died after being left hanging half outside a plane in the US after its engine blew.
8. #WEATHER: The Irish public will now be able to access a seven-day forecast for their local area with the revamped Met Éireann website and app.
9. #END OF AN ERA: The demolition of Dublin’s iconic Screen cinema has begun.
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