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Restaurants with nutritional info on menus serve healthier food Food Labelling

Restaurants with nutritional info on menus serve healthier food

Thu 6:10 AM 8,541 Views 14 Comments

Eateries that share nutritional information on menus were found to have 45% less fat and 60% less salt than those that don’t.

'It confirms our worst fears about privatisation': Half of Go-Ahead bus routes fail to meet punctuality targets Track Record

'It confirms our worst fears about privatisation': Half of Go-Ahead bus routes fail to meet punctuality targets

Thu 12:05 AM 46,753 Views 119 Comments

The British-owned firm began operating 24 routes in Ireland in September 2018.

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Irish - Wednesday 16 October, 2019

Suspension of hare coursing licences lifted in areas not affected by deadly virus RHD2

Suspension of hare coursing licences lifted in areas not affected by deadly virus

Wed 10:48 PM 14,753 Views 76 Comments

The suspension was announced in August after a number of cases of RHD2 were confirmed in Ireland.

22 people arrested in relation to crime during day of action in Kilkenny and Carlow Operation Thor

22 people arrested in relation to crime during day of action in Kilkenny and Carlow

Wed 10:31 PM 22,543 Views No Comments

The arrests were made as part of Operation Thor.

Irish arrest in global takedown of dark web's most notorious paedophile site Sex Abuse

Irish arrest in global takedown of dark web's most notorious paedophile site

Wed 10:12 PM 33,505 Views No Comments

The website sold the videos to users for bitcoin, which makes it extremely difficult to track the buyer.

State paying hotels and guesthouses €462,000 per week to accommodate asylum seekers Emergency Accommodation

State paying hotels and guesthouses €462,000 per week to accommodate asylum seekers

Wed 9:45 PM 22,359 Views 37 Comments

€18 million was spent on emergency accommodation for asylum seekers in the first nine months of 2019.

Govt making 'little or no progress' against online abuse and child exploitation, committee told Online Abuse

Govt making 'little or no progress' against online abuse and child exploitation, committee told

Wed 9:35 PM 8,004 Views 8 Comments

The Justice Committee is examining issues such as cyberbullying, harassment, stalking and revenge porn.

Two men arrested in investigation into INLA-linked criminality in Derry and Strabane INLA

Two men arrested in investigation into INLA-linked criminality in Derry and Strabane

Wed 9:19 PM 6,130 Views 3 Comments

They have been taken to Musgrave Serious Crime Suite for questioning by police.

Heroin worth €70,000 hidden in ‘sample pulley wheels’ seized at Dublin Airport Revenue

Heroin worth €70,000 hidden in ‘sample pulley wheels’ seized at Dublin Airport

Wed 9:13 PM 29,875 Views 16 Comments

The package in which the drugs were found was from South Africa.

Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday News Fix

Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday

Wed 8:56 PM 8,454 Views No Comments

Brexit, Bord Na Móna and a major fire at a primary school had everyone talking today.

GoSafe speed camera workers announce 72-hour strike over bank holiday weekend Work Stoppage

GoSafe speed camera workers announce 72-hour strike over bank holiday weekend

Wed 8:52 PM 15,678 Views 64 Comments

The work stoppage centres around a dispute over working conditions and union recognition.

Two men arrested over burglaries and thefts in Limerick Garda Division Burglaries

Two men arrested over burglaries and thefts in Limerick Garda Division

Wed 8:16 PM 13,606 Views 9 Comments

Both men are currently detained under Section 50 of the Criminal Justice Act 2007.

From The42 'I feel they just have to go ahead and do it' - support for GAA's two-tier football plan No Fears Over Tiers

'I feel they just have to go ahead and do it' - support for GAA's two-tier football plan

Updated Wed 8:02 PM 19,471 Views 18 Comments

The proposal will be debated at this weekend’s GAA Special Congress.

High Court clears way for trial of man accused of sexually abusing relative over 50 years ago to proceed Courts

High Court clears way for trial of man accused of sexually abusing relative over 50 years ago to proceed

Wed 7:42 PM 16,880 Views No Comments

The man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, had sought to halt his prosecution from proceeding.

How I Spend My Money: A doctor in Galway on €62,000 who lives at home to save money Money Diary

How I Spend My Money: A doctor in Galway on €62,000 who lives at home to save money

Wed 7:30 PM 81,650 Views 69 Comments

The young doctor is living at home in Galway in order to save money to buy a house

Tribunal hears claims garda whistleblower went 'awol' from duty for four-day drinking binge Disclosures Tribunal

Tribunal hears claims garda whistleblower went 'awol' from duty for four-day drinking binge

Wed 6:59 PM 18,402 Views No Comments

Garda Nicholas Keogh believes the days off duty were a medically certified absence.

Concern for teenage girl who has been missing for four days Rathfarnham

Concern for teenage girl who has been missing for four days

Wed 6:56 PM 21,038 Views 2 Comments

Evigena Filaj is missing from Rathfarnham in Dublin.

Bord na Móna announces plan to redeploy 200 workers Climate Change

Bord na Móna announces plan to redeploy 200 workers

Wed 6:41 PM 13,448 Views 15 Comments

The State-owned company has agreed to embark on a programme of rehabilitation of bogs in the midlands.

Woman at centre of Miss D case 'forever traumatised' over trip to England to have induced birth Miss D

Woman at centre of Miss D case 'forever traumatised' over trip to England to have induced birth

Wed 6:39 PM 32,549 Views 9 Comments

The teen was in the care of the HSE at the time and won a High Court case allowing her to travel for an abortion.

Varadkar says need for MLAs to declare as nationalist, unionist or other should be removed Northern Ireland

Varadkar says need for MLAs to declare as nationalist, unionist or other should be removed

Wed 5:53 PM 20,433 Views 26 Comments

He added he believes the GFA should be reformed to change the controversial petition of concern.

Man who had to be helped to exit house he burgled jailed for two years Balbriggan

Man who had to be helped to exit house he burgled jailed for two years

Wed 5:36 PM 31,177 Views 12 Comments

The Dublin man was “highly intoxicated” during the incident, a court heard.

Government to offer 'every support available' to Dublin school damaged by major fire Scoil Chaitriona

Government to offer 'every support available' to Dublin school damaged by major fire

Updated Wed 5:33 PM 58,995 Views 18 Comments

Options are now being considered to house pupils while Scoil Chaitríona Cailíní is repaired.

Two men arrested over fatal stabbing in Loughlinstown released without charge Dublin

Two men arrested over fatal stabbing in Loughlinstown released without charge

Wed 5:18 PM 7,784 Views No Comments

A 31-year-old man died yesterday after being stabbed.

From The42 Ireland looking for blend of experience and form in team to face All Blacks Fit And Fresh

Ireland looking for blend of experience and form in team to face All Blacks

Wed 5:00 PM 24,541 Views 49 Comments

Joe Schmidt has some important decisions to confirm tomorrow.

The 5 at 5: Wednesday Take Five

The 5 at 5: Wednesday

Wed 4:45 PM 5,874 Views No Comments

Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…

Insurance industry says it will engage with Central Bank probe into dual-pricing Insurance Costs

Insurance industry says it will engage with Central Bank probe into dual-pricing

Wed 4:24 PM 9,034 Views 23 Comments

Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty claims customers are being hit by a ‘loyalty penalty’.

Older people, men and those in rural areas at higher risk of dying in residential fires, report finds Fire Fatalities

Older people, men and those in rural areas at higher risk of dying in residential fires, report finds

Wed 4:21 PM 4,135 Views 5 Comments

The Health Research Board found there were 101 fires recorded in closed inquest cases between 2014-2016.

Deal or no deal: Donald Tusk says there are 'certain doubts' on the British side Brexit

Deal or no deal: Donald Tusk says there are 'certain doubts' on the British side

Updated Wed 4:00 PM 41,185 Views 33 Comments

“We’ll see, I’m still hopeful,” he said, adding things would become clearer in the next seven or eight hours.

Patients with rare cancer say it's 'disgraceful' consultant role hasn't been filled for over two years Sarcoma

Patients with rare cancer say it's 'disgraceful' consultant role hasn't been filled for over two years

Wed 3:59 PM 10,736 Views 11 Comments

The Sarcoma Action & Support Group has called for Health Minister Simon Harris to intervene.

Gardaí investigating the 2015 murder of Peter Murphy arrest two men in their 20s Murder

Gardaí investigating the 2015 murder of Peter Murphy arrest two men in their 20s

Wed 3:40 PM 11,690 Views 2 Comments

The body of Peter Murphy was discovered by his landlord in his rented house in February 2015.

Gardaí investigating suspected homophobic attack on man (50s) in Dublin Coolock

Gardaí investigating suspected homophobic attack on man (50s) in Dublin

Wed 3:13 PM 16,278 Views 19 Comments

The assault happened at around 10.30pm yesterday near the Malahide Road in Coolock.

'I'm on call 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week': Family carers stage protest outside the Dáil Caged This post contains videos

'I'm on call 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week': Family carers stage protest outside the Dáil

Wed 3:01 PM 10,143 Views 12 Comments

Several carers spoke today about the huge amount of work they do looking after loved ones.

From The42 Herring set to join Ireland's World Cup squad as Cronin suffers injury Late Arrival

Herring set to join Ireland's World Cup squad as Cronin suffers injury

Wed 3:00 PM 35,767 Views 39 Comments

The Ulster hooker has won eight caps in this Test career so far.

Penneys closes Rathfarnham store after 28 years Dublin

Penneys closes Rathfarnham store after 28 years

Wed 2:53 PM 39,945 Views 21 Comments

Penneys said that the lease on the store had been due to expire.

Gardaí appeal for information on 17-year-old boy missing since 26 August Appeal

Gardaí appeal for information on 17-year-old boy missing since 26 August

Wed 2:51 PM 12,456 Views 2 Comments

Nexhmedin Muja has been missing from Rathfarnham, Dublin.

Over 90,000 applications for Late Late Toy Show tickets Late Late Application

Over 90,000 applications for Late Late Toy Show tickets

Wed 1:57 PM 13,334 Views 37 Comments

Host Ryan Tubridy said he was ‘gobsmacked’ by the demand.

Irish disability activist Sinéad Burke makes the cut on BBC's top 100 women in the world Influential

Irish disability activist Sinéad Burke makes the cut on BBC's top 100 women in the world

Wed 1:37 PM 12,699 Views 17 Comments

This year’s theme is based around what the future would look like ‘if it was driven by women’.

From The42 Here's how Ireland could still qualify for Euro 2020 if they lose to Denmark Permutations

Here's how Ireland could still qualify for Euro 2020 if they lose to Denmark

Wed 1:14 PM 43,089 Views 53 Comments

The Boys in Green are likely to get another chance even if they fall short at the Aviva Stadium next month.

Leo Varadkar on beef protests: 'We need to see the task force do its job' Beef

Leo Varadkar on beef protests: 'We need to see the task force do its job'

Wed 12:43 PM 7,864 Views 42 Comments

Farmers began protesting outside the Dept. of Agriculture claiming the meat industry has not held up its end of the bargain

Over 50 people arrested as protests continue over jailing of Catalan leaders Spain

Over 50 people arrested as protests continue over jailing of Catalan leaders

Wed 12:02 PM 5,825 Views 17 Comments

The protests began after the Spanish Supreme Court sentenced nine Catalan leaders earlier this week.

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