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'We knew things were coming down the line': Speculation was rife over job losses in Cork
The Novartis job losses came one day after Shannon-based Molex announced 500 job cuts.
Focus turns to Balkans-based trafficking gangs and potential Irish links after Essex tragedy
Mo Robinson (25) from Armagh was arrested on suspicion of mass murder.
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Yesterday’s News
Businessman and ex-GAA star accused of attacking journalist on duty at Four Courts
He appeared at Dublin District Court this afternoon.
Delays expected on the Luas Red Line tonight after car parks on tracks
Recovery services are currently en route.
Joe Biden apologises for using the word 'lynching' in 1998 after criticising Trump for his use of it this week
Trump used the word earlier this week referring to the Democrat’s impeachment investigation.
Oxlade-Chamberlain on the double as Liverpool ease past Genk
The Champions ran out 4-1 winners in Belgium tonight.
Gardaí appeal for help in locating 15-year-old missing for more than a week
He is described as 6’2 in height, slight build, with fair hair and blue eyes.
Whistleblower accused of not acknowledging efforts to help him deal with alcohol issue, tribunal told
The tribunal is in its second week hearing from Garda Nicholas Keogh.
Taoiseach backs calls to grant Brexit extension until January 2020
European Council president Donald Tusk recommended an extension yesterday.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
A collision at City West, Vicky Phelan on the CervicalCheck apology, and more bottled water recalls. It’s The Fix.
Essex container tragedy: Police believe lorry and container entered UK separately
39 people were found dead this morning in a lorry container that entered the UK.
'They're depending on your silence': 8 myths about sexual violence that are totally untrue
We’ve been found to have the highest levels of sexual harassment in Europe.
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INM announces closure of Citywest printing plant with over 80 job losses
The decision was taken after a continuing decline in circulation and advertising revenue in the sector.
Gardaí launch investigation after 'car deliberately driven into another car' at entrance of shopping centre
One man was injured and taken to hospital.
FSAI issues third recall notice for own-brand bottled water over contamination fears
The latest batch relates to bottled water sold in Applegreen stores.
OPW Brexit Unit begins consultation for Dublin Port inspection bays
A decision on the consultation with An Bord Pleanála is due by 28 February next year.
Dublin boil water notice to remain in place for at least another day
The notice impacts approximately 600,000 people.
McCarthy considering capping Troy Parrott in upcoming friendly with New Zealand
QPR’s Ryan Manning is also in contention for a first senior cap next month.
Dublin man sues Garda commissioner for defamation
The alleged breach was the subject of several media reports published in late March.
US to lift sanctions on Turkey after successful ceasefire
Donald Trump made the comment in an address at the White House today.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
'A lack of respect': Vicky Phelan hits out at TDs who didn't attend formal Dáil apology
Speaking to RTÉ Radio One today, Phelan said she was “annoyed” that the apology was delayed.
Brother of Veronica Guerin given fully suspended sentence for possession of child pornography images
Martin Guerin was sentenced to two and a half years imprisonment but it was suspended in its entirety.
Mother who smothered daughter with pillow found not guilty by reason of insanity
The jury spent 54 minutes deliberating today before delivering a unanimous verdict.
Wanted fugitive jailed after slashing neck of man (21) and then going on the run
Shane O’Brien went on the run for more than three years after slashing Josh Hanson’s neck in a west London bar.
Berlin state cabinet agrees five-year rent freeze to cool housing market
The measure would apply to apartments that were built before 2014.
Why is a boil water notice in place and what could happen if you drink it?
The notice was issued yesterday evening following a “small mechanical failure” at Leixlip Water Treatment plant.
'Indefensible' £15 million spend on MLA pay since Stormont collapsed
The Secretary of State for Northern Ireland acknowledged that the figures were ‘unacceptable’.
Gardaí assisting UK police after 39 people found dead in lorry container in Essex
The lorry entered the UK via Holyhead at the weekend.
Analysis: Diminutive de Klerk and Davies making decisive defensive plays
The South Africa and Wales scrum-halves are small players but often make a big impact without the ball.
Woman prosecuted in Northern Ireland for buying abortion pills acquitted after change in law
“For the first time in six years, I can go back to being the mother I was,” she said.
Woman who smothered her daughter was suffering from severe depression with psychotic features, court hears
The woman had a ‘fixed, false and psychotic view’ of her child’s autistic condition, the trial was told.
ESB reveals charges electric car drivers will face for topping up their vehicle
Customers will have a choice of Pay As You Go or Membership to pay for the on-street fast chargers.
Facebook removes 'celeb-bait' sponsored posts featuring Ryan Tubridy
The sponsored posts linked to a page on the Amazon online marketplace.
Poll: Does a formal apology from the government make a difference?
The Taoiseach yesterday formally apologised to the women affected by the CervicalCheck scandal.
Big pharma firm Novartis to cut 320 jobs at Cork plant
One of the world’s biggest pharmaceutical firms, Novartis employs 1,600 people in Ireland.
The 9 at 9: Wednesday
Here’s the news you need to know as you start your day today.
Three people arrested after video of alleged assault in Cavan shared on social media
A man was charged and will appear in court today.
Irish Water apologises to 600,000 customers affected by boil water notice
The notice impacts approximately 600,000 people and is expected to stay in place for a number of days.
Russia and Turkey agree 'historic' deal to undertake joint patrols in Syria
Under the deal, Kurdish forces are to be allowed withdraw from the border area.
Trump withheld military aid unless Ukraine agreed to investigate Biden, diplomat says
The diplomat’s account reaches to the highest levels of the Trump administration, drawing in Vice President Mike Pence and acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney.
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Poll: Does a formal apology from the government make a difference?
IN THE DÁIL yesterday, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar formally apologised to the women and the families affected by the failures in the CervicalCheck screening programme.
He acknowledged that the apology was too late for some who were affected. “For others it will never be enough,” he said. “Today’s apology is offered to all the people the State let down. And to the families who paid the price for those failings.”
Various leaders have issued formal apologies over the years. In 2013, Taoiseach Enda Kenny offered a state apology to the Magdalene women, while in 1999 Bertie Ahern apologised to the victims of child abuse in state institutions.
But what do you think? Do formal apologies from the state actually make a difference?
Poll Results:
No (5421)
Yes (2030)
I don't know (303)
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Opinion: 'Dublin Murders shows how our obsession with crime stories is just part of the human condition'
By Sam Blake
Author Sam Blake explores how readers got hooked on crime stories – and why it’s no bad thing.
'Ponies, dogs and servants - she thought all of them should know their place': Life in a big house in 1960s Dublin
By Gillies Macbain
Gillies Macbain writes about one New Year’s night in the 1960s in an extract from his new memoir.
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