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Dublin: 11 °C Wednesday 19 June, 2013

Today’s News

Pro-Life Campaign asks the Taoiseach what he is afraid of Abortion This post contains videos

Pro-Life Campaign asks the Taoiseach what he is afraid of

The Pro-Life Campaign has called for a free vote for all TDs on the Protection of Life During Pregnancy Bill.

The one Roscommon nurse out on sick leave was assaulted by patient, says PNA

The Psychiatric Nurses Association denies the Taoiseach’s claims that a staffing crisis at Roscommon County Hospital’s psychiatric unit has been caused by sick leave.

‘Specific threats’ made on life of Pro-Life campaigner Caroline Simons Abortion This post contains videos

‘Specific threats’ made on life of Pro-Life campaigner Caroline Simons

Meanwhile, spokesperson Caroline Simons described the recent controversy at Harold School in Dublin as “unfortunate”.

Poll: Have you given up your health insurance? Your Say This post contains a poll

The 9 at 9: Wednesday

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Jill Meagher’s rapist and killer jailed for at least 35 years

Adrian Bayley was told by the judge that he had “little compunction about sexual offending when the mood took”.

Yesterday’s News

Human Rights Commission: The State failed Magdalene women

The IHRC has assessed the human rights implications for the State of what occurred in the Magdalene Laundries.

‘Suicidal man’ turned away from Roscommon psychiatric unit

The unit of Roscommon County Hospital was shut at the weekend because of staff shortages.

Families of murder victims unhappy with sentencing and bail laws

Support group AdVic has called for a number of reforms, including minimum sentences for homicide.

Poll: Should international powers arm Syria’s rebels? Your Say This post contains a poll

Poll: Should international powers arm Syria’s rebels?

How should world leaders deal with the ongoing violence in Syria?

Man, 27, killed when his car hit a ditch in Cork

The collision occurred in the early hours of this morning.

The 9 at 9: Tuesday

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This is what the G8 leaders ate for dinner last night

Beef or salmon? (Kidding, kind of.)

Monday 17 June, 2013

Man arrested over sexual assault on woman with special needs

The victim was accosted and brought to a house on Wednesday, 12 June.

Most Prepared for the Weather Statue of the Day

In case he got wet, the poor crater.

Dublin homes to lose water for a day

The disruption will last from 6am to midnight on 30 June.

America’s first family arrives in Ireland FLOTUS This post contains videos

America’s first family arrives in Ireland

Both Michelle and Barack spoke to an invited audience at Waterfront Hall in Belfast this morning.

From Business ETC Apple does not collect ‘a mountain of personal details’ Apple

Apple does not collect ‘a mountain of personal details’

In a statement, Apple says authorities ask for information mostly for police reasons – finding missing kids, tracking down vulnerable people, investigating crimes and preventing suicides.

Poll: Should protesters demonstrate outside politicians’ homes? Your Say This post contains a poll

Poll: Should protesters demonstrate outside politicians’ homes?

Abortion and austerity protests have been held outside TDs’ family homes in recent weeks.

The 9 at 9: Monday

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Sunday 16 June, 2013

50 years ago, Dublin was hit by the worst thunderstorms ever 1963 This post contains videos

50 years ago, Dublin was hit by the worst thunderstorms ever

So,this weather isn’t unusually bad then.

Saturday 15 June, 2013

These are the 10 most powerful armies in the world

There are no surprises in the top three.

‘You’ve done nothing’: Calls for junior minister Kathleen Lynch to resign

The Psychiatric Nurses Association of Ireland said they asked the TD to make the Rosommon psychiatry unit safe.

Rewrite the textbooks: new layer of human eye discovered

“This is a major discovery that will mean that ophthalmology textbooks will literally need to be re-written,” said Professor Dua.

Friday 14 June, 2013

VIDEO: A stroll through Dublin in 1915 History Lesson This post contains videos

VIDEO: A stroll through Dublin in 1915

Can you spot what has changed and what has stayed the same?

Death of mum-of-two sparks calls for inquiry into Roscommon psychiatric care

There have also been a number of assaults on staff in the hospital in recent weeks.

Debenhams promises not to do this to models anymore

Could airbrushing become a thing of the past?

From Business ETC Good day for Limerick as new fuel plant needs 142 workers Jobswatch

Good day for Limerick as new fuel plant needs 142 workers

CPL Fuels Ireland announced the €22 million development this morning.

Poll: Should landowners be forced to provide access to their lands? Your Say This post contains a poll

Poll: Should landowners be forced to provide access to their lands?

The Dáil will debate the issue today. What is your view?

The 9 at 9: Friday

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Thursday 13 June, 2013

Financial regulator: Holding onto best-skilled staff is a battle

Deputy governor of the Central Bank Matthew Elderfield told the Public Accounts Committee that supervisors cannot rest on their laurels.

Brothers mourned as family claim ‘fishermen are being pushed to their limits’

Agriculture Minister Simon Coveney extended his sympathies to the Bolger family.

The Jobs Minister will direct Fine Gael’s campaign to abolish Seanad

The party revealed its latest Director of Elections this morning.

From Business ETC The cost of drinking alcohol and getting an education is increasing Inflation

The cost of drinking alcohol and getting an education is increasing

Prices rose by 0.4 per cent in the year to May.

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Former NHS employee arrested in media conduct probe

The 52-year-old woman was arrested at her home this morning.

Savita report ‘hard-hitting, straight and doesn’t pull any punches’

The HSE’s clinical review report is due to be published this afternoon.

The 9 at 9: Thursday

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Abortion legislation approved and published

Download the document in full here.

Over 100 children admitted to adult mental health units

The practice has been labelled “unsatisfactory” by the Mental Health Commission.

Wednesday 12 June, 2013

Obesity can be predicted in two-month old babies

Curve growth patterns emerge almost from birth, say scientists.

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