2 h. ago No evidence to date of foul play in Michael Gaine disappearance, says Minister for Justice

Mr Gaine, whose sheep farm is located just outside Kenmare, was seen on Thursday, March 20th

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4 h. ago Minister meets with CHI board in wake of child spine surgeries controversy

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said that told the board expected the watchdog’s recommendations to be implemented ‘as quickly as possible’.

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5 h. ago Minister given 'no indication' from gardaí that missing Kerry farmer Michael Gaine was murdered

Michael Gaine was reported missing from his home near Kenmare, Co. Kerry on Friday, 21 March.

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7 h. ago Taoiseach praises McIlroy's 'epic' win as NI First Minister calls for 'biggest party possible'

A number of fellow golfers and Irish political leaders have hailed McIlroy’s achievement as “historic”.

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9 h. ago New guidelines on pharmacy dispensing fees to be developed after confusion over free HRT scheme

The Minister for Health said she does not believe patients have “clear visibility” of the fees that they are paying when getting their prescription medicines.

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15 h. ago Homes could be bought or sold if Govt accepts Mica is not the problem, conference told

Hundreds of homes across Donegal could be bought and sold on the open market if the Government finally accepted that… The post Homes could be bought or sold if Govt accepts Mica is not the problem, conference told appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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16 h. ago Garda group attacks Justice Minister for 'inaction' and failure to listen to their concerns

The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors begin its three day annual conference in Killarney today – Minister Jim O’Callaghan will speak at the event today.

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16 h. ago Justice Minister to speak at AGSI conference but the garda group say he's 'not listening'

The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors begin its three day annual conference in Killarney today – Minister Jim O’Callaghan will speak at the event today.

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16 h. ago Housing Minister James Browne: ‘If we don’t get this right over the next four to seven months, we’re going to be in serious, serious trouble’

The solution to Ireland’s housing crisis is ‘more supply and it is my job to get that supply moving’, says the Minister for Housing as he answers questions about how he intends to do that

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17 h. ago Trump says CBS and 60 Minutes should ‘pay a big price’ for going after him

He called on Federal Communications Commission chairman Brendan Carr to impose maximum fines and punishment.

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26 h. ago The Irish Times view on taxing big tech: Pandora’s box is open again

The decision of the European Commission to suggest a levy on the digital advertising revenues of big US companies shows the tax treatment of these companies remains in dispute

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28 h. ago Ukraine war: Russian missile strike on city of Sumy leaves dozens dead

World leaders condemn bombing characterised as ‘cowardly attack’ by Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Harris

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31 h. ago Ukraine war: Russian missile strike on city of Sumy leaves at least 32 dead

World leaders condemn bombing characterised as ‘cowardly attack’ by Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Harris

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38 h. ago Neutrality 'completely unaffected' by triple lock changes, minister says

Ireland's neutrality will be "completely unaffected" by proposed changes to the triple lock, despite criticism from opposition TDs, according to a Government minister

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50 h. ago “We couldn’t even wake him in his own home’ – heartbreak from Defective Concrete Conference

A Defective Concrete campaigner choked back tears as she told an international conference of how vulture funds chased her friend… The post “We couldn’t even wake him in his own home’ – heartbreak from Defective Concrete Conference appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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55 h. ago Govt could have prevented concrete crisis but ignored EU Laws, expert tells Donegal conference

The Irish Government could have avoided Donegal’s crumbling homes crisis if it had followed European Standards on pyrrhotite set out… The post Govt could have prevented concrete crisis but ignored EU Laws, expert tells Donegal conference appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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57 h. ago Ireland at risk of energy crisis without gas reserve, warns environment minister

Ireland at risk of energy crisis without gas reserve, warns environment minister  Irish Examiner

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64 h. ago Government facing crisis filling Garda Commissioner job amid ‘entrenched’ dispute

Senior officers have no plans to apply to replace Drew Harris due to concerns about pension tax liability of an estimated €500,000

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3 d. ago Steakhouse workers left jobless after gangland shooting awarded payouts for rights breaches

Workplace Relations Commission rules operator of Browne’s Steakhouse in breach of employment law by failing to pay redundancy

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3 d. ago ‘We see a global opportunity for Northern Ireland companies’

‘We see a global opportunity for Northern Ireland companies’ - Republic’s former Europe Minister officially opens new Belfast office  The Irish News

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