Tuesday 20 November, 2018
Crooked Hillary and Leakin’ James Comey are coming to Dublin on Friday week (Separately)
There ya go, fixed the headline for you Daragh…
Don’t expect them to be meeting up for a pint or anything though.
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IN THE FIRST nine months of this year, Irish Water estimates that it removed almost 4,700 blockages caused by wet wipes and other sanitary products.
With over 500 sewage blockages every month, it cost over €7 million to remove these products from the sewer network in 2017.
Last month, the European Parliament voted overwhelmingly for tougher restrictions on single-use plastics, including wet wipes, and the Irish government supports those proposals.
So, today we’re asking: Do you use wet wipes?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
She’s moved in with her sister in order to save as fast as she can.
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Ministers offer condolences to family of Irish soccer fan who died in Copenhagen |
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Former England footballer Paul Gascoigne charged with sexual assault during a train journey |
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Spain warns it could derail Brexit deal over Gibraltar |
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Poll: Do you think the government is wrong to favour fibre for the National Broadband Plan? |
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Dublin-based Inflazome has secured €40m to take its commercially 'risky' drugs to trials |
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Haunted by its illicit past, poitín is getting a promo overhaul to ensure its future |
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