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The Taoiseach says 200,000 tracker mortgage customers need to be put back on the correct rate and compensated in the coming months for banks to avoid punishment from the government.
Groups representing survivors of child abuse have described the sentence handed down to Tom Humphries yesterday as unduly lenient.
The former sports writer has begun a two and a half year sentence for the defilement of a child.
A 30 year old man has been arrested after firearms and ammunition were seized in Finglas in Dublin.
Just after half past ten last night Gardai on armed patrol as part of Operation Hybrid saw a man acting suspiciously on Casement Drive.
The Chairman of Irish Rail has confirmed the company sponsored an international fishing competition despite facing strikes and claiming that the semi-state is going broke.
The Commercial Court has begun hearing an application to appeal its decision to uphold planning permission for a data centre in Athenry, Co. Galway.
The appeal against Apple’s plans for the €850m facility is being sought by two local residents.
A rape survivor says there should be 'no mitigating circumstances' for sexual abuse.
A 2-and-a-half-year jail sentence handed down to convicted paedophile, and ex journalist, Tom Humphries yesterday has been criticised by victims' groups for being too lenient.
Kildare's 6,000 train commuters could be facing more disruption around Christmas.
Workers at Irish Rail are already planning to walk off the job on five separate days over the next month and a half.
Cigarettes valued at €4.5 million have been seized at Dublin Port.
Revenue Officers uncovered 9.6 million cigarettes that arrived into the port on a vessel from Rotterdam.
Terminations arising from rape and in cases of foetal abnormality will be discussed in the Oireachtas today.
The Drumcondra Road in Dublin has fully reopened in both directions following a serious crash this morning.
A 19 year old pedestrian was knocked down by a car between the junctions of Griffith Avenue and Homefarm Road.
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