TWO MEN WILL appear in court in Belfast today, charged with possession of explosives with intent to endanger life. The men, aged 37 and 43, were arrested in Belfast on Friday and charged by detectives investigating dissident republican activity. Two other men and a woman, who were also questioned, have been released without charge, RTÉ reports.
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TWO MEN arrested on Friday in Belfast have been charged with possession of explosives with intent to endanger life. The BBC reports that the men, aged 37 and 43, were charged by detectives investigating dissident republican activity. They are due to appear in court in Belfast tomorrow morning.
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A NEW REPORT from the OECD has suggested people living in Ireland have some of the best lives in the world, with Ireland among the top countries in its Better Life Index.
The index finds that life expectancy, low pollution, positive experiences and a healthy work-life balance are among the factors that contribute to happy lives in Ireland.
It did note, however, that the gap between the rich and poor is wider in Ireland than elsewhere, while the gender gap in educational performance is also larger than average.
Today we’re simply wondering whether (assuming you live in Ireland) you’re satisfied with your quality of life.
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