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1. #CORK: Four people were injured in an aggravated burglary last night, including a 10-year-old boy who sustained stab wounds.
2. #SAFETY: Gardaí in north Dublin will be cracking down on the use of scramblers and quad bikes in housing estates on Christmas Day.
3. #DISPUTE: A supplier to the Irish Coast Guard has threatened to hold onto equipment until it is paid for what it claims are outstanding fees.
4. #NEW ZEALAND: Police have called off the search for two people missing after the White Island volcanic eruption.
5. #ATTENDANCE: Tánaiste Simon Coveney has said he agrees Dara Murphy should put himself forward for investigation in relation to his attendance and expenses.
6. #ATTENDANCE 2.0: Micheál Martin said he accepts it is “an issue” that Senator Keith Swanick did not vote on 84 of the 114 voting days he signed in.
7. #SAUDI ARABIA: Five people have been sentenced to death over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
8. #AUSTRALIA: The Prime Minister has said volunteer firefighters who work in the federal public sector will receive paid leave for helping to battle bushfires.
9. #LEN-TIL NEXT TIME: Vegetarian restaurant Govindas on Dublin’s Aungier Street will close its doors today after 22 years of business.
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