Things In Ireland Will Be "Tough For A While"

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• Policy Shift Allows Private Sector To Construct Wastewater Plants For New Housing

  Up until now, only Uisce Eireann has been allowed do this.

• Parents Invited To Take Part In Major Survey On Primary Education’s Future

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  95 per cent of the country’s almost 3,100 primary schools fall under the patronage of religious bodies, according to figures from Education & Training Boards Ireland.

• New "Affordable" Naas Homes Cost More Than Families Are Allowed To Borrow From Council

  The same issue arose at Lattin Place on Rathasker Road because the three-beds started at €365,000, just five thousand euro over the loan threshold limit.

• Minister Lawless Sought Legal Advice Over Claims Apprentice Electricians Bought Exam Papers For €50

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  Mr Lawless sought advice from the Attorney General on whether the matter should be referred to An Garda Síochána.

• CAB: €17m Recovered And 20 Properties Seized, Including Former Saggart Home Of Daniel Kinahan

  Meanwhile, Kildare is among the areas set to benefit from a new round of funding that channels the proceeds of crime back into local communities.

• Man Arrested In Connection With The Fatal Assault Of Ryan Weir Gibbons Released Without Charge

  A file will be prepared for the DPP

• CCPC Issues Open Letter To Traders Amid Surge In Complaints Over Home Building And Improvement Jobs

  The CCPC received almost 1,250 complaints from consumers - prompting the regulator to issue an open letter to the industry and to write directly to nearly 3,000 traders nationwide.

• Pizza Vending Machine In Naas Forced To Close Over Anti-Social Activity And Alleged Drug Dealing

  The only other pizza vending machine operated by Bosca Pizza is in Newcastle.