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# enda-kenny - Wednesday 22 May, 2013

From The Daily Edge Having The Ride

Alan Shatter: Minister for Sex

The follow up to “Laura”?

IRA

Donegal man charged with 1982 Hyde Park attack

John Downey, 61, is charged in relation to the murders of four men.

Employer sponsorship proposal ‘could wipe out’ J1 visas

Fine Gael MEP Sean Kelly says that the proposal that students getting a J1 need to have their employer sponsor them won’t work.

€400,000 in funding approved to tackle infectious organism in Roscommon water

A temporary water treatment plant will now be built to address the problem until four regional supply schemes are put in place.

From The Score Question Time

Kerry’s Donaghy on new management, veterans and the Europa League

Ahead of the Championship the Kerry star answered six questions for us.

From The Daily Edge Let Us Pray This post contains videos

Gardaí turn back on the goodwill tap

Meanwhile, retired members of the force are worried about the impact Croke Park II will have on them.

Your Say This post contains a poll

Poll: Should Ireland be tougher on multi-national companies when it comes to tax?

Apple, which employs 4,000 people in Ireland, pays a tax rate of less than two per cent in Ireland.

From The Daily Edge Who You Gonna Call? This post contains videos
From The Daily Edge Bargain

Want to buy a new fiver… for €6.90?

Plus postage, naturally.

From The Score Lions 2013

No doubt about it now as Chris Robshaw revealed as 1st Lions stand-by

Lions forwards coach Graham Rowntree said Craig Gilroy and Donnacha Ryan had both been close to selection.

Teenager, man in 20s arrested after serious assault

The incident took place yesterday afternoon and gardaí are seeking witnesses.

Communications between Callinan and Shatter are ‘of a confidential nature’

Yesterday evening the justice minister said it was the Garda Commmissioner who informed him that Mick Wallace benefited from garda discretion.

From The Daily Edge Zach Sobiech This post contains videos

This 17 year old died on Monday but what he left is inspirational

It’s your morning cry, and it’ll make you think about how you’re living your life.

Fuel laundering plant with 7 tonnes of toxic waste uncovered in Monaghan

The facility has the capacity to launder 15 million litres of fuel every year.

Irish beaches slightly less clean in 2012 than previous year

A new European report also shows that the weather led to ‘elevated bacterial populations’ on some beaches.

The 9 at 9: Wednesday

Good morning! Here are the nine things to know before you start your Wednesday.

Search for tornado survivors as Oklahoma mourns 9 children

“There are empty spaces where there used to be living rooms, and bedrooms, and classrooms, and, in time, we’re going to need to refill those spaces with love and laughter and community.”

From The Score Tough Day

So where did it all go wrong for the Galway footballers last Sunday?

Injured Galway defender Finian Hanley on a brutal afternoon for his county last Sunday.

From The Daily Edge World Of Celebs

Two released in John Kerins murder investigation

A dig on the grounds of former garda’s home and other searches in the area have now concluded.

From The Score Pro12 Grand Final

‘Watch this space’ for O’Brien in Pro12 Final after miracle injury recovery

Lions forwards coach Graham Rowntree says the back-row’s participation in the Pro12 Final is up to the player and Leinster.

Kenny to talk tax with European Council

He will speak about how best to tackle tax evasion and fraud during the meeting in Brussels.

From The Score Club GAA

Emigration effects: Kerry’s Killian Young on the barren landscape in the south of the county

Clubs are facing a struggle to field teams according to the Kerry defender.

Mexico This post contains images

Mexican troops occupy towns amid war between vigilantes and drug cartels

Communities mistrustful of state authorities have been creating their own vigilante forces for protection against the cartels.

Oireachtas agenda: RTÉ wages, money laundering, and funding the Revenue

RTÉ director-general Noel Curran will attend the Communications committee today to discuss broadcasters’ wages.

Noonan: Mortgage interest rates must increase to ensure profit for taxpayers

The banks would lose more if they lowered their mortgage interest rates below the current amounts, the minister says.

From The Score Opinion

Could a new look Lingerie Football League actually help reduce sexism in sport?

The rebranded organisation, hold open try-outs this weekend in Dublin.

Column: Getting financial advice is a good idea, but check the small print

High commissions charged by financial advisors means there is always a conflict of interest when dealing with clients and many are far too well paid for their efforts, writes David Quinn.

From The Score Comeback Kid

The 2012 Footballer of the Year is fit and ready for his 2013 competitive debut

Donegal’s marquee defender is back fit for selection for next Sunday’s Ulster championship tie.

Iodine deficiency during pregnancy could adversely affect children’s mental development

Even mild or moderate iodine deficiency during pregnancy could have a “significant” affect on the cognitive development of a child, according to new research.

6 interesting moments from the final day of the Oireachtas abortion hearings

The final day of the three-day hearing saw legal experts teasing out some of the most intricate detail in the draft legislation.

# enda-kenny - Tuesday 21 May, 2013

Driver admits hitting cyclist on Twitter; provokes response from police force

Some free advice: if you ever hit a cyclist while driving, don’t tell your Twitter followers.

From The Daily Edge Sharing Is Caring This post contains videos

11 reasons why sharing your bed actually sucks

You might need that spare room after all.

From The Score Fergie Time

13 questions we want answered in Alex Ferguson’s new book

Fergie will have a new autobiography on the shelves in the autumn. Here’s some suggested chapter titles.

Controlled explosion on century-old grenade found in Cork

An army bomb squad was called to Crosshaven after the Mills Grenade was found by people digging in a garden.

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From The Score Tonytaka

Tony Pulis parts company with Stoke, club confirm

And it had nothing to do with pigs’ heads.

From The Score Get Shirty

The Derry GAA jersey with Joe Brolly’s ‘Opt For Life’ campaign slogan

Several counties will sport the logo this summer.

Doctors and teachers reveal details of revised Croke Park 2 plans

The IMO and INTO have both published details of the sector-specific deals tabled at the Labour Relations Commission.