9 hours ago He scored a $4,000/month job to be the butler for a Dublin brothel. Four days later, the cops came

He scored a $4,000/month job to be the butler for a Dublin brothel. Four days later, the cops came  The Mercury News

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9 hours ago Brexit has created ‘new barriers’ for women fleeing domestic violence cross

Jurisdictional challenges mean that victims-survivors often left in vulnerable and precarious situations, says North South Co-operation to Tackle Violence Against Women report

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12 hours ago No healthcare assistant available for Sinead O’Connor’s son, inquest hears

The inquest heard Sinead O'Connor, who died suddenly just 18 months later in London, had formally identified her son’s body to gardaí at the mortuary in St Colmcille’s Hospital in Loughlinstown on January 8th, 2022.

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15 hours ago Drivers must wait for checkpoint drug test result, Supreme Court rules

The High Court previously found gardaí were not entitled to detain drivers while awaiting result

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17 hours ago McNulty vows to smash red tape for Donegal’s farmers and fishing Industry

This is a paid political advertisement. The views expressed here are solely those of the advertiser and do not reflect… The post McNulty vows to smash red tape for Donegal’s farmers and fishing Industry appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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18 hours ago 'Believe Survivors' march in support of Nikita Hand to take place in Dublin this evening

'Believe Survivors' march in support of Nikita Hand to take place in Dublin this evening  hotpress.com

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18 hours ago More than 9,000 pairs of fake Nike runners among items seized by officials

Revenue puts on display a selection of the counterfeit trainers with retail value of €1.73m discovered on a freight shipment from China earlier this month

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20 hours ago Scammer posing as interested buyer stole BMW car from Cork dealer, court hears

Callum Kearney, from Highfield, Ballincollig, Co Cork, is already serving a 27-month sentence for deception offences.

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27 hours ago GAA project sees Headford students secure their place at SciFest National Finals

Two students from Headford, whose project measured the carbon footprint of GAA clubs in their area, have secured their place in the SciFest National Finals in Dublin later this month. Presentation College second year students Rory Maguire and Matthew Daly impressed judges at the SciFest@College regional final at ATU Galway earlier this year with their […] The post GAA project sees Headford students secure their place at SciFest National Finals appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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