4 h. ago We retired early to see the world — but fast travel made life feel stressful again

We retired early to see the world — but fast travel made life feel stressful again  Business Insider

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10 h. ago Gareth Sheridan plays down business partner’s Moldovan airline controversy as ‘not an issue’ for election

Presidential hopeful faces questions over his associate and a regulatory fine as he seeks to focus on housing

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11 h. ago Irish Rail is clamping down on listening to music out loud (you could get a €100 fine)

The railway operator is also requesting its customers not to vape on the train or put their feet or bags on seats.

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15 h. ago Why have some underperforming traffic cops' supervisors let them away it?

The Crowe report raises serious questions about the poor productivity of a small but significant minority of gardaí in Roads Policing Units.

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15 h. ago Why have some underperforming traffic cops' supervisors let them away with it?

The Crowe report raises serious questions about productivity in Roads Policing Units.

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18 h. ago Mary Robinson questions why EU continues trade agreement with Israel

The former president said she would 'urge Ireland' to put heavy pressure to suspend the current preferential trade agreement between the EU and Israel

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23 h. ago Indian health workers in Ireland: ‘Any nurse getting ready to come here will now be warned’

Indian health workers in Ireland: ‘Any nurse getting ready to come here will now be warned’  The Irish Times

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33 h. ago Israel imposes extra restrictions on efforts to feed Gazan civilians

Israel demands all humanitarian organisations provide lists of Palestinian staff in move which NGOs say will hamper work to address famine

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34 h. ago Keating family left with ‘unanswered questions’ in justice system

Singer Ronan Keating said his family has ‘unanswered questions’ about the justice system following the death of his brother in a crash.

Society

34 h. ago Covid, CervicalCheck and the Trinity job: questions for Tony Holohan if he launches a presidential run

Tony Holohan found himself in an extraordinary position as a public servant. Now he is pondering a tilt at the highest public office

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35 h. ago There was an unpleasant smell around Waterford city this week. The EPA has confirmed the source

The smell – described by one local councillor as ‘sickening’ – spread as far as 5 kilometres away.

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35 h. ago 'I'm leaving this country': Migrant workers call for immediate action in wake of attacks

Migrant workers protested outside of the Department of the Taoiseach today and handed in a petition demanding action in relation to recent attacks.

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37 h. ago Teenagers behind rise in racist attacks in Ireland, special rapporteur says

A large crowd gathered outside the Department of the Taoiseach on Wednesday for a silent assembly in support of migrant workers.

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42 h. ago Asian hornet: Confirmed sighting in Ireland of insect that poses biodiversity threat

The Asian hornet feeds on native bees and wasps, damaging biodiversity.

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43 h. ago Student fees: Minister gets barrage of complaints after suggesting €1,000 cut may not happen

Parents and students raise concerns with James Lawless after suggestion third level fees cut may not be repeated

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44 h. ago Contract awarded for 84 unit social housing scheme in Ballyburke in Knocknacarra

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM The contract for the development of a new 84 unit social housing scheme at Ballyburke in Knocknacarra has been awarded to OCC Construction The plans generated local opposition when first mooted but work is expected to get underway shortly with a two year completion timeline The 84 […] The post Contract awarded for 84 unit social housing scheme in Ballyburke in Knocknacarra appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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47 h. ago ‘They're too malnourished to treat': Marion McKeone meets an NHS nurse working in Gaza

Marion McKeone meets an NHS nurse working in Gaza, who details the suffering and starvation they now witness under Israel’s ongoing blockade.

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47 h. ago How many crash tests does it take to develop the safest car around? Mercedes has an answer

As the new CLA Shooting Brake makes its debut, we look behind the scenes at the car’s safety credentials

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47 h. ago ‘Am I crazy to think my partner secretly wants to get back with his wife?’

Tell Me About It: ‘He does not bring me to any of the kids’ events. It feels like I am not important enough in his life’

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59 h. ago Councillor calls out abandonment of phone wires following recent storms

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A local councillor is calling out the ‘abandonment’ of disused phone wires following recent stormy weather. Athenry/Oranmore Councillor Sean Broderick says in some cases wires have been left hanging as obstacles in gateways throughout the county. Repair works have been carried out in recent months following windy […] The post Councillor calls out abandonment of phone wires following recent storms appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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