3 h. ago What can we learn from Northern Ireland? Abortion in a place meant to be leading the way in liberal legislation

What can we learn from Northern Ireland? Abortion in a place meant to be leading the way in liberal legislation  cosmopolitan.com

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4 h. ago Kashmir sapphire, originally valued €8,000 to €12,000, sells for €550,000 at Dublin auction

An extremely rare Kashmir sapphire has sold at auction in Dublin for €550,000 – the “highest price ever seen” in Ireland for a gem of its kind and almost 70 times its original estimated value

Economics

7 h. ago Kashmir sapphire originally valued at €8,000 to €12,000 sells at auction in Dublin for €550,000

International agent buys rare ring sold by French woman in highest price paid in Ireland for a gem of its kind

Economics

7 h. ago Clyde Real Estate seeks occupier for 63,000sq ft of industrial space in Dublin 15

Ground floor of Clyde House in Blanchardstown available on flexible terms for €630,000 per annum

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17 h. ago Here's how much you need to earn to afford Dublin's newest 'affordable' homes

For new two-bed apartments at the site, households will need minimum annual salary of €75,000.

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20 h. ago Child who suffered head injury in creche fall settles High Court action for €40,000

It was claimed the girl tripped on an allegedly unsecured mat tile and struck her head on the corner of a wooden deck

Events

21 h. ago Garda Commissioner accused of ‘failing’ in road policing staff numbers

Labour TD Alan Kelly has asked Drew Harris to clarify what he means when calling for a ‘reset’ on road safety.

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21 h. ago Councils taking 'too long' to release vacant homes back onto housing market, Taoiseach says

Labour leader Ivana Bacik criticised the government’s record on tackling the issue.

Economics

22 h. ago Ireland jobs: New govt scheme advertising 43 graduate roles with salary of nearly €39,000

Ireland jobs: New govt scheme advertising 43 graduate roles with salary of nearly €39,000  Dublin Live

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24 h. ago Irish EuroMillions syndicate left stunned after €255,000 win

Irish EuroMillions syndicate left stunned after €255,000 win  Irish Mirror

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24 h. ago Donegal woman charged with stealing €36,000 from brother’s bank account

A woman charged with stealing more than €36,000 from the bank account of a family member has entered a signed… The post Donegal woman charged with stealing €36,000 from brother’s bank account appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Economics

26 h. ago Research shows how used coffee grounds help cancer treatement

The scientists then explored their properties, finding signs that these materials could hold promise for future biomedical applications, including drug delivery.

Science

28 h. ago Man arrested over alleged arson attacks after fires at homes owned by UK Prime Minister

A 21-year-old man was arrested in the early hours this morning on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life.

Events

29 h. ago Mountbellew Daily Millions Player wins top prize of €500,000 in yesterday's draw

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A lotto player from Galway has won the Daily Millions plus top prize of half a million euro in yesterday’s 2pm draw. The winning ticket was nought on the day of the draw from Mountbellew Post Office. The winning numbers the draw were: 8, 16, 28, 29, […] The post Mountbellew Daily Millions Player wins top prize of €500,000 in yesterday's draw appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Economics

29 h. ago Over €17,000 raised overnight for funerals of Buncrana tragedy teens

Kindness from the Inishowen community and beyond will cover the costs of the funerals of two teenage boys who died… The post Over €17,000 raised overnight for funerals of Buncrana tragedy teens appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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31 h. ago Explorium takes off, having missed out on being part of national children’s science museum

Interactive centre in Sandyford, south co Dublin welcomes 270,000 visitors through its doors in 12 months

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37 h. ago Manufacturing sector in Northern Ireland ‘employs 100,000 people and has sales of £16 billion’

Manufacturing sector in Northern Ireland ‘employs 100,000 people and has sales of £16 billion’  The Irish News

Economics

54 h. ago Driving test backlog reaches new high: Check the latest waiting time in your area

More than 83,000 applicants were waiting for a driving test in April – the highest number recorded since the pandemic.

Politics

54 h. ago ‘Constrained’ water supply jeopardises new Dublin suburb with 6,000 homes

‘Constrained’ water supply jeopardises new Dublin suburb with 6,000 homes  The Irish Times

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54 h. ago ‘Constrained’ water supply jeopardises new Dublin suburb with 6,000 planned homes

Uisce Éireann says population growth in the capital requires the construction of a new sewage plant

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