15 h. ago ‘Watching Grace take her last breath was worst pain imaginable’ – vigil held for scrambler victim as man due in court

‘Watching Grace take her last breath was worst pain imaginable’ – vigil held for scrambler victim as man due in court  The Irish Independent

Events

16 h. ago Man charged over scrambler crash that killed Grace Lynch (16)

A man aged in his late teens is to appear in court over the crash in which a teenage girl died

Events

17 h. ago Young drivers face new restrictions in historic road safety overhaul

Young drivers face new restrictions in historic road safety overhaul  The Independent

Transport

18 h. ago Man due in court charged over scrambler crash that killed girl (16) in Finglas

Grace Lynch died after incident on Ratoath Road in Dublin 11, on Sunday afternoon

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19 h. ago Problem gambling linked to exposure during childhood – study

Research suggests that rates of problem gambling are significantly higher among people who gambled as children.

Politics

20 h. ago People who gambled as children nearly twice as likely to suffer from problem gambling

‘Problem gambling’ refers to gambling that disrupts and damages people’s life, with negative impacts on finances, wellbeing and social circles.

Politics

20 h. ago ‘I thought it was a natural ending’: John Small has no regrets about retiring from Dublin

‘I thought it was a natural ending’: John Small has no regrets about retiring from Dublin  The Irish Times

Politics

20 h. ago Armed gardaí used Taser on innocent farmer while searching for gun, court will hear

Thomas Browne (54) from Co Cork claims he was ‘unlawfully assaulted and falsely imprisoned’ by members of the Armed Support Unit

Events

20 h. ago Man charged in connection with alleged Galway mosque attack plot released on bail

Court told there was no evidence of wider involvement with so-called Irish Defence Army group

Events

20 h. ago Big spending increases will leave Ireland ‘more vulnerable’, warns budget watchdog

Irish Fiscal Advisory Council to strike cautionary public spending note at Oireachtas committee hearing

Events

20 h. ago Gamblers almost twice as likely to develop problem if they begin as children, ESRI finds

Study find that those who start before the age of 18 double the risk of developing a problem

Politics

26 h. ago Former teenage Gaelic footballer who has a pacemaker encourages Northern Ireland to walk for their hearts

Former teenage Gaelic footballer who has a pacemaker encourages Northern Ireland to walk for their hearts  U105

Politics

27 h. ago 'I don't feel bad anymore': Woman speaks out on rape by sports coach in Cork when she was 14

The young woman said she had initially felt “sorry” for the man, until she heard him deny the allegations in court.

Sport

28 h. ago Tusla pays 'sizeable chunk' of €1.38m overseas placement for vulnerable teen, court hears

The designated Tusla social worker in the case last month told Judge Gabbett that the cost to Tusla of accommodating the teenager at the therapeutic centre in Scotland will be £23,000 per week (€26,500).

Economics

29 h. ago ‘Shame on them’: Retired garda superintendent in traffic prosecutions case criticises those who sanctioned investigation

Eamon O’Neill and four serving force members wept and hugged after ‘not guilty’ verdict read aloud in court

Events

29 h. ago ‘Shame on them’: Retired superintendent in traffic prosecutions case criticises those who sanctioned inquiry

Eamon O’Neill and four serving gardaí wept and hugged after ‘not guilty’ verdicts read aloud in court

Politics

29 h. ago ‘Shame on them’: Retired superintendent in traffic case criticises people behind inquiry

Eamon O’Neill and four serving gardaí wept and hugged after ‘not guilty’ verdicts read aloud in court

Politics

29 h. ago We asked Johnny Cash's son what the Man in Black would make of America today

John Carter Cash opens up about his parents Johnny and June, their ties to Ireland, and the wisdom their songs continue to offer.

Politics

29 h. ago County Councillors take a stand against public lighting policy

Donegal County Councillors have refused to adopt a draft policy on public lighting amid concerns about safety in rural areas.… The post County Councillors take a stand against public lighting policy appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

29 h. ago Crucial testing in defective block case delayed by nine months, High Court hears

Crucial testing in a defective concrete block case that is before the High Court has been delayed by nine months.… The post Crucial testing in defective block case delayed by nine months, High Court hears appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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