LAST UPDATE | 4 Dec 2019
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1. #LISA SMITH: Gardaí must either charge or release Lisa Smith today after questioning her for the last 72 hours.
2. #LUAS: A number of complaints about Luas security have been lodged with Transport Infrastructure Ireland. The complaints come as questions were raised about tactics used by Luas security following video footage posted on social media in recent months.
3. #EOGHAN MURPHY: Housing minister Eoghan Murphy survived a motion of no confidence in the Dáil last night, averting the threat of a snap election.
4. #DIRECT PROVISION: A company set to run a Direct Provision centre at a former hotel in Oughterard, Co Galway in September feared an arson attack at the premises after two men allegedly “dazed” security officers with flashlights after entering the property’s grounds.
5. #CSO: Almost nine out of 10 sexual offences reported to Gardaí have still not been solved, a situation that has been described as “worrying”.
6. #PSNI: Police in Northern Ireland are appealing for information on the first anniversary of the murder of a man shot in Belfast. The PSNI believe that the INLA could be involved.
7. #CHANGES: The Archbishop of Dublin has announced “significant” new plans to move the focus of sacramental preparations away from schools to a family-centred model.
8. #ARREST: Gardaí have arrested a man in Dublin after he purchased an iPhone worth over €1,000 with counterfeit notes.
9. #CERVICAL CHECK: Lorraine Walsh has resigned as a patient representative from the steering committee set up to oversee changes in CervicalCheck. Walsh said she did not have confidence in the review of CervicalCheck by the UK’s Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists.
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