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Wednesday 17 August 2022
Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien is pushing for tax breaks for landlords and a tax credit for renters.
These products pose a risk of cuts and suffocation.
Leo Varadkar said that Troy is set to amend his Dáil declarations and will be contacting Sipo.
Patients with less urgent complaints are advised to contact their GPs or South Doc.
The former Manchester United star has been giving evidence in his defence for a second day.
The 20-year-old finished sixth in the final of the 100m at the European Championships last night.
The Tory leadership contenders are to make their pitch to Conservative members in Belfast today.
Thomas O’Halloran was killed in a “shocking act” Metropolitan Police said.
32-year-old Tomasz Piorczynski was last seen driving a red Ford Focus.
Krispy Kreme was the first business to open its doors at the plaza today.
It comes following a violent assault on a Dublin Bus last weekend.
The searches took place at a premises in Athlone yesterday and today.
Meanwhile, Gary Neville has called on the 37-year-old to speak out about the crisis-hit club.
People who attended the viewing said they faced a wait of over an hour to even get into the house.
The meeting will discuss ‘the need for a political solution to this conflict’, the UN said.
The neighbourhoods in the plan would follow the 15-minute city concept.
A man was headbutted while on a Dublin Bus at the weekend.
North Korea has conducted a blitz of sanctions-busting tests throughout this year.
Woods and around 20 of the top players on the PGA Tour discussed strategies aimed at tackling LIV.
Heralded as an anti-war masterpiece, Das Boot was nominated for six Oscars.
Gardaí believe Miriam Burns suffered a violent death at her home.
Cheney fell to a rival backed by the former US president.
The measure is paid for by new taxes on large companies and stepped-up IRS enforcement of wealthy individuals and entities.
Rank-and-file members advised new working roster is ‘adverse’ to garda employment conditions.
Joachim Andersen was headbutted by Darwin Nunez, who was red-carded and now faces a three-match ban for violent conduct.
He finished sixth place in the final with a new national record of 10.17.
Fianna Fáil, Sinn Féin and Green Party TDs have urged ministers to reconsider their opposition to the idea.
The security analyst assesses Putin’s use of nuclear power as a weapon of war.
Fingal County Council has ammended its planning in regard to night time flights on the airport’s new North Runway.
The report by senior counsel Remy Farrell has also been sent to Sipo and the gardaí.
The woman’s body was discovered in “unexplained circumstances” yesterday.
The department received the contacts to the Animal Welfare Helpline last week.
He faces a trial for the alleged indecent assaults in the 1970s and 1980s.
The ex-Manchester United star has been giving evidence in his defence for the first time today.
He has fronted the show since 1994.
He was found in his apartment in Minnesota on 11 August.
THERE HAVE BEEN renewed calls for transport police after a man was left with serious facial injuries following an unprovoked homophobic assault on a Dublin Bus at the weekend.
Mark Sheehan (26) was returning from a night out with friends when he was headbutted by a man in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Tom O’Connor from the National Bus and Rail Union said investment in public transport services is “for naught” if people don’t feel safe using public transport.
Sinn Féin’s Justice spokesperson, Martin Kenny, said this “cowardly” attack while on a bus “once again underlines the need to establish a transport policing system”.
“If we are going to encourage more people to use our public transport links, we must ensure that everyone feels safe when doing so,” he said.
So today we’re asking: Should Ireland have a dedicated transport police?
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The security analyst assesses Putin’s use of nuclear power as a weapon of war.
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