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1. #MOTOR INSURANCE: An Oireachtas committee is expected to recommend Irish drivers receive a detailed breakdown of why they are being charged so much for their car insurance.
2. #EFFLUENT: The EPA has said raw sewage is being pumped out at 43 areas around the country.
3. #ON THE LADDER: The Central Bank governor has said smaller deposits and the first time buyers scheme will not ‘over-egg’ the market.
4.#MISSING: Gardaí are appealing for help finding missing Clare woman Maria Hennigar.
5. PORTADOWN: A report has found a man died in 1998 as a result of an assault by RUC officers.
6. #END OF AN ERA: RTÉ is to stop making TV programmes for young people in-house and will now rely on the independent sector.
7. #HOPPORTUNITY KNOCKS: Labour’s Alan Kelly has proposed a bill that would remove regulatory barriers for breweries, microbreweries, cider makers and distilleries which prevent them from selling their products on their own premises.
8. #PRECAUTIONS: Irish women are being urged to routinely take folic acid as it may be too late to prevent birth defects if taken only after a woman finds out she is pregnant.
9. #LET’S GET TOGETHER: US President-elect called for national unity in his Thanksgiving address, the BBC reports.
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