4 h. ago UG research highlights 'lucky narrow' escape from severe flooding during Storm Éowyn

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM University of Galway research has highlighted that many areas ‘narrowly’ escaped severe flooding during Storm Éowyn. Its extensive data shows that tens of thousands of people avoided tidal inundation and threats to cities due to lucky timing. The worst of the storm surge coincided with a low […] The post UG research highlights 'lucky narrow' escape from severe flooding during Storm Éowyn appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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6 h. ago Sixteen drivers caught drink and drug driving in Donegal over Easter Bank Holiday

A total of sixteen drivers were caught driving under the influence of drink or drugs across the Easter Bank Holiday… The post Sixteen drivers caught drink and drug driving in Donegal over Easter Bank Holiday appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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10 h. ago 'Thieves snatched my phone and instantly drained thousands from my bank'

'Thieves snatched my phone and instantly drained thousands from my bank'  Dublin Live

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17 h. ago ‘Incredibly lucky’: Low tides meant many areas avoided flooding and inundation during Storm Éowyn

University of Galway research team reveal thousands living in western coastal areas narrowly avoided devastating flooding

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17 h. ago Thousands living in coastal areas ‘narrowly’ avoided devastating flooding during Storm Éowyn, research finds

University of Galway research team reveal thousands living in western coastal areas narrowly avoided devastating flooding

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28 h. ago LIVE: Thousands expected at public prayer service for Pope Francis at St Peter's Square

President Michael D Higgins expressed his “profound sadness” on receiving the news of the pope’s death.

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35 h. ago No valid basis for Bank of Ireland’s ‘unconscionable’ €213,000 surcharge interest over farmer’s default on €1.2m loan, High Court rules

Decision on lead case raises doubt about ability to enforce surcharge interest clauses over loan defaults

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35 h. ago Judge rules against €213,000 charge by Bank of Ireland over €1.2m loan default by Mayo farmer

Decision on lead case raises doubt about ability to enforce surcharge interest clauses over loan defaults

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48 h. ago Road safety reminder issued as 1,300 drivers caught speeding so far this Bank Holiday weekend

Gardaí are again urging the public to drive safely and be responsible this weekend, after a blitz of speeding and… The post Road safety reminder issued as 1,300 drivers caught speeding so far this Bank Holiday weekend appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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50 h. ago Israeli probe into killings of Palestinian medics finds ‘professional failures’

Mobile phone video recovered from one of the medics contradicted Israel’s initial account.

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56 h. ago Easter Sunday set to be cloudy – with sun and showers expected on Bank Holiday Monday

Today, Easter Sunday, is expected to be a mostly overcast affair. Met Éireann’s latest forecast for Ulster is anticipating a… The post Easter Sunday set to be cloudy – with sun and showers expected on Bank Holiday Monday appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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65 h. ago 'There will be turmoil': How have Irish stock holders been coping with the market chaos?

Shareholders told of how they saw their investments worth thousands plunge – and are still yet to make up much of that lost ground.

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3 d. ago National: Over 900 drivers caught speeding so far in Easter Bank Holiday

Over 900 drivers have been caught speeding in the first two days of An Garda Siochana’s Easter Bank Holiday Roads… The post National: Over 900 drivers caught speeding so far in Easter Bank Holiday appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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4 d. ago Thousands of pages of documents relating to killing of Robert F Kennedy released

The US senator was shot dead in a hotel in Los Angeles in 1968.

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4 d. ago Is It Time That the GAA Looks to Licensed Products to Extend Appeal?

As an island, it’s hard to deny that there are no sports that enthral us quite like the Gaelic Games. Every year, up and down the island, thousands flock to club and county games of all sizes. It’s the ultimate display of amateur sporting prowess, potentially anywhere on the planet. When it comes to the […] The post Is It Time That the GAA Looks to Licensed Products to Extend Appeal? appeared first on SportsNewsIreland.

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4 d. ago Donegal Gardaí get Bank Holiday road safety campaign underway

Donegal Gardaí got their Bank Holiday road safety campaign underway this morning. The initiative will remain in place until 7am… The post Donegal Gardaí get Bank Holiday road safety campaign underway appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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4 d. ago 700,000 euro to protect 11 archaeological monuments in Galway

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Just under 700 thousand euro has been awarded to protect archaeological monuments in Galway It’s part of a 7.5 million euro national allocation by Heritage Minister James Browne The grants will help owners and custodians of archaeological monuments to safeguard them into the future. In the city […] The post 700,000 euro to protect 11 archaeological monuments in Galway appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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4 d. ago Easter weekend: Here's what you need to know if you're travelling across the bank holiday

Helpful tips to get you from point A to point B.

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4 d. ago Staff at fintech went unpaid for six months after finance chief ‘forced out’, WRC told

Software developer drained his savings and resorted to selling his photography equipment to cover his rent, commission told

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4 d. ago Weather warnings for 11 counties as wet start to Easter bank holiday weekend expected

Heavy rain to mark Good Friday before a dull and damp weekend

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