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  Raising the issue during a Dáil debate, Wicklow Fine Gael TD Edward Timmins cited multiple studies identifying the N81 as “one of the most dangerous roads in the country.”

• Kildare North TD Aidan Farrelly Welcomes Party’s Backing Of Catherine Connolly For Áras Bid

  Kildare North Social Democrats TD Aidan Farrelly has welcomed the move, saying Ms Connolly has been a strong voice for peace, human rights, and progressive causes.

• Ex-Principal Of Leinster Senior College Loses Dismissal Case Over Grinds Venture And Shredded Diaries

  An internal investigation had been launched after the school learned he was running what it considered a rival grinds business.

• Blocked By Red Tape: Senator Says Councils Need Clarity On Accepting Donated Land And Buildings

  Speaking in the Seanad, Senator Fiona O Loughlin said red tape is often blocking generous donations that could benefit local communities, especially in areas where facilities for arts, recreation or education are badly needed.

• Multiple Arrests Made After Spate Of Violent Incidents In Arklow

  A number of premises were searched in the Wexford/Wicklow division this morning in connection with these incidents and a quantity of suspected crack cocaine was seized.

• Crash In Dunlavin Leaves Woman Hospitalised With Serious Injuries

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• Migrant Effigies Burned In Tyrone — Just One Of Many Bonfires Planned This Week

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  The pyre in Moygashel is one of around 300 to be lit ahead of the loyalist 12th of July celebrations tomorrow.

• Some Creches Could Be Forced To Close Today If Room Temperatures Exceed Legal Limits

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  Regulations state rooms for children under one shouldn't go above 20 degrees, or 22 degrees for older children.