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Finglas Garda Station in Dublin has been evacuated after a member of the public brought a suspect device into the station.
The man discovered the suspect package near his home, and decided to bring it into officers after three this afternoon.
A new community car scheme in rural areas is being examined in a bid to cut down on drink driving.
The Transport Minister is considering the move in response to concerns raised about the effect of new drink-driving legislation.
The new National Children's Hospital has been ordered to install a more extensive sprinkler system.
The hospital had appealed against the condition imposed by the Fire Brigade but An Bord Pleanala ruled that sprinklers must be fitted throughout the building.
The leader of Fianna Fail has failed to curtail TDs and Senators mid-term break.
Micheal Martin objected to the Dail going into recess on Thursday of this week until Tuesday November 7th.
However he lost the vote and the 12 day break will proceed.
The Chief Executive of AIB has apologised to customers affected by the bank wrongly taking them off tracker mortgages.
Bernard Byrne made the comments as he left a meeting with the Minister for Finance.
It's more expensive to build a two bedroom apartment in Dublin than a 3 bed house.
The Society of Chartered Surveyors has issued a report showing it's not commercially viable to construct affordable apartments in the city centre.
Ibrahim Halawa has arrived back in Ireland after 4 years in an Egyptian prison.
The Dubliner was met by friends and family at Dublin Airport.
From there, Sean Defoe reports.
Waste water plants serving 50 towns in Ireland failing to meet relevant standards.
That includes the Osberstown Waste Water Treatment plant, which serves areas including Sallins, Clane, Prosperous, Naas, Johnstown, Kill, Newbridge, Kilcullen, Athgarven, Carragh & The Curragh.
Tom Humphries has been jailed for two and a half years for sexually abusing a young girl in his Dublin home after grooming her for two years.
The former Irish Times sports journalist pleaded guilty to the offences last March and requested he be taken into custody earlier this month.
In an historic turn of events, handing-down of two judgements by the Supreme Court were broadcast live on television.
In the first, the Supreme Court dismissed the challenge by a Kildare man to his extradition to the US to face 51 counts of mortgage fraud.
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